A.
Map elements. The Official Map, as hereby adopted and enacted, and as may be subsequently amended, may show appropriate elements or portions of elements of the Elanco Region Comprehensive Plan, the Brecknock Township Park and Recreation Plan and any other approved plan or study of the Township with regard to public lands and facilities, and may include, but need not be limited to:
(1)
Existing and proposed public streets, watercourses and public grounds,
including widening, narrowing, extensions, diminutions, openings or
closing of same.
(2)
Existing and proposed public parks, playgrounds, and open space reservations.
(3)
Conservation easements.
(4)
Pedestrian ways and easements.
(5)
Railroad rights-of-way and easements.
(6)
Flood hazard areas, floodways and one-hundred- and five-hundred-year
flood zones.
(7)
Support facilities, easements and other properties held by public
bodies undertaking the elements of Township plans and studies.
B.
C.
Designated recreational trails:
(1)
A Muddy Creek trail extension from the Country Meadows subdivision
to about the Red Run Campground.
(2)
A Muddy Creek trail segment from the Country Meadows subdivision
through Brubaker Park to the intersection of Muddy Creek and Long
Lane.
(3)
A trail extension from Maple Grove Road, along Oaklyn Drive and Silver
Hill Road, to a State Game Land access point.
(4)
A trail extension from Maple Grove Road, along Oaklyn Drive and Yellow
Hill Road, to a State Game Land access point.
(5)
A Muddy Creek tributary trail segment to the Pennsylvania Turnpike
Overpass at SR 625.
(6)
A Muddy Creek tributary trail extension paralleling Reading Road
(SR 625) from the Pennsylvania Turnpike overpass to Trostle Lane.
(7)
A trail extension paralleling Trostle Lane from Reading Road (SR
625) to the Horse-Shoe Trail in Berks County.
(8)
A trail extension paralleling Bowmansville Road from Reading Road
(SR 625) at Trostle Road to the Horse-Shoe Trail in Adamstown Borough.
(9)
A trail extension paralleling Wentzel Road from Bowmansville Road
to the Horse-Shoe Trail in Berks County.
D.
Designated roadway improvements:
(1)
Shoulder improvements along Dry Tavern Road (SR 897) from the East
Earl Township line to the Adamstown Borough line.
(2)
Shoulder improvements along Reading Road (SR 625) from the East Earl
Township line to the Berks County line.
(3)
Shoulder improvements along Lauschtown Road from Dry Tavern Road
(SR 897) to Reading Road (SR 625).
(4)
Shoulder improvements along Stone Hill Road from Dry Tavern Road
(SR 897) to the East Cocalico Township line.
(5)
Shoulder improvements along Pleasant Valley Road from Long Lane to
Good Road.
(6)
Shoulder improvements along Good Road between Pleasant Valley Road
and Maple Grove Road.
(7)
Shoulder improvements along Maple Grove Road between Good Road and
School Road.
(8)
Shoulder improvements along Maple Grove Road between the Pennsylvania
Turnpike overpass and Oaklyn Drive.
(10)
Intersection safety improvements at the intersection of Maple Grove
Road and Reading Road (SR 625).
(11)
Alternate route signage for large motor vehicles directing northbound
traffic on Reading Road (SR 625) to Oaklyn Drive, rather than Maple
Grove Road.
(12)
Traffic routing and signage improvements at the Fivepointville intersection
of Dry Tavern Road (SR 897), Maple Grove Road and Pleasant Valley
Road.
(13)
Design geometry improvements of the School Road S-curve between Dry
Tavern Road (SR 897) and Maple Grove Road.
(14)
Safety improvements at the intersection of School Road and Dry Tavern
Road (SR 897).
(15)
Safety improvements at the intersection of Stone Hill Road and Dry
Tavern Road (SR 897).
(16)
Safety improvements at the intersection of Gehman School Road and
Dry Tavern Road (SR 897).
(17)
Safety improvements at the intersection of Bowmansville Road and
Staver Road.
(18)
Traffic-calming measures on Dry Tavern Road (SR 897) at the north
and south boundaries of the Village of Fivepointville.
(19)
Traffic-calming measures on Reading Road (SR 625) at the north and
south boundaries of the Village of Bowmansville.
E.
Identification and acquisition. Property records, aerial photography, photogrammetric mapping or other methods sufficient for the identification, description and publication of areas for reservation on the Official Map shall be sufficient for the purposes of identifying land on the Official Map. For the acquisition of lands and easements, boundary descriptions by metes and bounds shall be made and sealed by a licensed surveyor, registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
F.
Street design requirements. Unless otherwise specified on the Official Map or within other controlling Township ordinance provisions, all proposed public street rights-of-way and widening of existing public street rights-of-way shall meet the design requirements of Brecknock Township for the highway functional classification as designated by the Township Official Map, the Elanco Region Comprehensive Plan, or other approved study or plan.
