Preston Township Wayne County - Shepstone Management Company

11.5.4 Streets
Preston Township, Wayne County
Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
11.5.3.1 Six (6) copies of evidence (usually in the form of a letter) that DEP has
reviewed and accepted the subdivision or land development as an
amendment to the Township’s Official Plan in accordance with the provisions
of the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act and Chapter 71, Administration of
the Sewage Facilities Program; or
11.5.3.2 If the above evidence has not been submitted, any preliminary approval of a
subdivision or land development shall be conditioned upon the approval of
the Planning Module(s) for Land Development by Preston Township as an
amendment to the Township's Official Plan and the approval of that
amendment by DEP. If Preston Township and/or DEP has disapproved or not
granted these approvals within six (6) months of the date of preliminary
approval, the preliminary approval shall automatically become null and void.
11.5.4.1 Cross-section drawings for all proposed streets showing rights-of-way,
cartways, shoulders, materials, ditches, and proposed cuts and fills; including
accurate dimensions and slopes; also showing curbs, sidewalks, planting
strips, etc. when required. The applicant shall provide six (6) black and white
prints of all drawings, one (1) of which shall be returned.
11.5.4.2 Centerline profile drawings of all proposed streets showing both existing and
proposed grades.
11.5.4.3 Six (6) copies of an occupancy permit application from the Department of
Transportation for state roads or from the Preston Township for Preston
Township streets shall be presented, where applicable.
11.5.4.4 Designs of proposed bridges and culverts, or a statement that there are none
proposed.
11.5.5 Storm Water Management Facilities
11.5.5.1 A storm water management plan is required for all major subdivisions and
land developments except as may be exempted by applicable municipal
regulations. The plan shall provide for the implementation, construction, and
maintenance of such measures and devices consistent with the provisions of
the applicable DEP laws and regulations and/or Township watershed storm
water plan as are reasonably necessary to prevent injury to health, safety,
and property. Such measures and devices shall include such actions as are
required to manage the quantity, velocity, and direction of resulting storm
water runoff in a manner which adequately protects health, safety, and
property from possible injury.
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