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Commission keeps 'administratively complete' language, discusses checklist and deposit for SALDO applications
Summary
Commission reviewed draft changes to the Subdivision and Land Development application procedure, retained the phrase 'administratively complete,' and discussed a completeness checklist and deposit to ensure recorded plans are returned.
The Planning Commission reviewed proposed revisions to the Subdivision and Land Development application procedure during the August 6 meeting. Chair Connie Mattei objected to replacing the phrase 'administratively complete' with 'complete'; Solicitor Gary Falatovich agreed to retain 'administratively complete.'
Commissioners discussed inserting a completeness checklist into the application, requiring a deposit at submission to ensure the township receives a recorded plan (the deposit would be returned once the recorded plan is provided), and standardizing drafting requirements so the statement of purpose on the application matches the plan. Mattei asked that drafting items use a 'yes/no' box rather than initials to reduce ambiguity; Solicitor Falatovich noted that required items should not be marked 'no.'
