1. No zoning permit required by the provisions of this chapter shall be issued when construction or alteration of a building or structure is planned and when a driveway is to be utilized until the applicant has obtained a driveway permit from the Township.

2. No occupancy permit required by the provisions of this chapter shall be issued until the driveway has been constructed in accordance with the driveway permit.

3. The Zoning Officer may issue a temporary occupancy permit for a period not to exceed 150 days in the event that a driveway within the street right-of-way has not been paved at the time that the occupancy permit is requested, provided that the Township shall retain in escrow the funds paid on account of the occupancy permit and driveway permit until the driveway pavement is completed to the satisfaction of the Township Roadmaster and an occupancy permit is issued for the property.

4. In the event that the driveway is not paved to the satisfaction of the Township Roadmaster within 150 days of the issuance of the temporary occupancy permit, the Township may complete the paving and the total cost of the paving and all legal, engineering and administrative costs involved in completing the paving shall be deducted from the funds held by the Township in escrow and the balance, if any, shall be refunded. In the event the fund is insufficient to pay for the paving and all legal, engineering and administrative costs, the person applying for the temporary occupancy permit shall be responsible for the excess costs.

See Planning, Code Enforcement & Permits for more information.