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HomeMy WebLinkAbout00-08837 - f ~" . , , '~,1i:,j. . or '". '~<' ,';0 ~ . '-"'l ~l- ~ . l. ~ '{' CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGULNICK, P.c. By: Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esquire Attorney l.D. No. 07804 220 West Gay Street West Chester, PA 19380 Telephone: (610) 431-4500 Attorney for Plaintiff KMWW Partnership KMWW PARTNERSHIP cfo Arthur C. Olsen PO Box 577 Paoli, P A 19301 : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Plaintiff, : No. 00 - 8837 CIVIL vs. MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 350 N. Middlesex Road, Suite 1 Carlisle, P A 17013 Defendant. : IN MANDAMUS NOTICE TO DEFEND You have been sued in Court. If you wish to defend against the claims set forth in the following pages, you must take action within twenty (20) days after this complaint and Notice are served, by entering a written appearance personally or by an attorney and filing in writing with the Court your defenses or objections to the claims set forth against you. You are warned that if you fail to do so the case may proceed without you and a judgment may be entered against you by the Court without further notice for any money claimed in the Complaint or for any other claim or relief requested by the Plaintiff. You may lose money or property or other rights important to you. YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP. Cumberland County Bar Association Two Liberty Avenue Carlisle, P A 17013 Telephone: (717) 249-3166 .~ -" ,-' '''' ' . , . -" -~.' "^ - . """'" .~,~- ',K-,J:,: r .. , It , , ~' ... CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGULNICK, P.c. By: Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esquire Attorney l.D. No. 07804 220 West Gay Street West Chester, P A 19380 Telephone: (610) 431-4500 Attorney for Plaintiff KMWW Partnership KMWW PARTNERSHIP c/o Arthur C. Olsen PO Box 577 Paoli, P A 19301 : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Plaintiff, : No. 00 - If'3? CIVIL vs. MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 350 N. Middlesex Road, Suite 1 Carlisle, P A 17013 Defendant. : IN MANDAMUS COMPLAINT IN MANDAMUS KMWW Partnership files this Complaint In Mandamus seeking deemed approval by the . court of Plaintiff s planned residential development tentative plan, pursuant to S 709 of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code ("MPC"), 53 Ps. s 10709, and in support thereof avers and says: 1. Plaintiff, KMWW Partnership, with its principal business office located at 1800 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 1112, Los Angeles, California, 90067, and with a Pennsylvania office address at cj 0 Olsen Associates Architects, 528 Sugartown Road, Malvern, Pennsylvania, 19355, is the owner of a 503 acre tract of land located in an RF-Residential Farm Zoning District of Middlesex Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. 2. Middlesex Township ("Township") is a municipality organized under the Second Class r ..JI -1- . < .~ ,.'- _" _'"., ,. --t:~ ,,"- '-': "-7":';-~:~ ,",,'. . tL ~ f Township Code, with an address of 350 North Middlesex Road, Suite 1, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 17103. 3. For several years, representatives of Plaintiff have intermittently discussed with officials of Middlesex Township the proposed development of the subject property, bordered on the north and east by Conodoguint Creek, as a planned residential development ("PRD"), as authorized under Article XVI of the Middlesex Township Zoning Ordinance. 4. On or about June 5, 2000, Plaintiff submitted, pursuant to 9707 of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code ("MPC"), 53 P.S. 910707, to the Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission an application for tentative approval of a planned residential development of the subject property as "The Village of Sterling," said application consisting of the following components: a. Letter dated June 5, 2000 from Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esquire, counsel for Appellant; b. Letter dated June 5, 2000 from Project Manager, Arthur C. Olsen, describing the tentative plan for planned residential development; c. Copy of Township Ordinance No. 6-93 (Article XVI Planned Residential Developments of the Township Zoning Ordinance) with Mr. Olsen's comment with respect to each component of Article XVI; d. Tentative Master Plan for KMWW Partnership; e. Statistical Facts Tentative Master Plan for Villages of Sterling; -2- -, - , , " '~ '"- '~ ,'.';' ~'., "', . '-'-- , " ~ " . , f. Tentative Site Development Plan; and g. Phasing Plan. A copy of the Tentative Plan Submission, with these components, is appended hereto as Exhibit" A." 5. The plans as submitted contain all the informational requirements as set forth under 13 707 of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code ("MPC"), 53 P.S. 13 101707. 6. On or about June 20, 2000, the Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors, at a public meeting, voted to reject the Plaintiff's Tentative Planned Residential Development Plan (confirming the Decision of the Middlesex Township Zoning Officer, Mark D. Carpenter, to the same effect). A copy of the Township Zoning Officer's Rejection Letter, to which he also attached his "Zoning Officer's Review Notes" is appended hereto as Exhibit "B." 7. The articulated bases for rejection of the Appellant's Tentative Plan are based upon the failure of the Tentative Plan Submission to comply with the informational requirements set forth in various sections of Article XVI ("Planned Residential Developments") of the Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (Ordinance No. 8-90, as amended). 8. S 708(a) of the MPC states: "Within sixty (60) days after the filing of an application for tentative' approval of a planned residential development, pursuant to this article, a public hearing pursuant to public notice on said application shall be held by the governing body or the planning agency, if designated, in the manner prescribed in Article IX." 9. Defendant, Board of Supervisors of Middlesex Township failed to schedule and failed -3- , ,I' ,.,d ~ ",,=_:r,. '-, "',~- ,,"~ -_ .;;, '"'-'. '~ . .. to hold a public hearing within sixty (60) days ("First Sixty (60) Day Requirement") after the filing of the application for tentative approval on June 5, 2000. 10. S 708(b) of the MPC states: "In any event, the public hearing or hearing shall be concluded within sixty (60) days after the date of the first public hearing." 11. Defendant, Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors failed to conclude public hearings within sixty (60) days ("Second Sixty (60) Day Requirement") after the maximum time period for scheduling the first public hearing, to wit one hundred twenty (120) days after the Plaintiff's filing of the planned residential development application for tentative approval on or about June 5, 2000. 12. S 709(a) of the MPC states: "The governing body, or the planning agency, within sixty (60) days following the conclusion of the public hearing. . . shall, by official written communication to the land owner, either 1. Grant tentative approval. . . 2. Grant tentative approval subject to specified conditions. . . or; 3. Deny tentative approvaL" 13. Other than the summary rejection of Plaintiff's application as referenced in paragraphs 6 and 7 above, Defendant Board of Supervisors of Middlesex Township failed to issue a decision on the merits of the Plaintiff's application for tentative approval of planned residential development within the additional sixty (60) days specified in Section 709(a) of the MPC, ("Third Sixty (60) Day Requirement"), to wit, within one hundred -4- 'd' . , ~ ~, , " - ~- ~: -' Inn ~ - , ~ ,,~, '. \i~ . , eighty (180) days after the filing of Plaintiff's application on June 5, 2000. 14. S 709 of the MPC states, with respect to the failure of the governing body to issue an official written communication within the period of the Third Sixty (60) Day Requirement (i.e. within one hundred eighty (180) days after filing): "Failure to act within said period shall be deemed to be a grant of tentative approval of the development plan as submitted. 15. Defendant, Board of Supervisors of Middlesex Township has failed to act in accordance with the First, Second and Third Sixty (60) Day Requirements as herein above referenced, being a total of one hundred eighty (180) days of the filing of the Plaintiff's application for tentative approval, and hence Plaintiff is entitled, pursuant to S 709 of the MPC to deemed tentative approval of the planned residential development plan as submitted. 16. Plaintiff lacks an adequate remedy at law to compel Defendant to grant tentative approval to the development plans as submitted. WHEREFORE, Plaintiff requests that the Court order the Defendant, Board of Supervisors of Middlesex Township, to grantto Plaintiff, tentative approval of the planned residential development plans as submitted on June 5, 2000. Respectfully submitted: Crawford, Wilson, Ryan & Agulnick, P.c. Dated: 1'\..-'l...7-00 By: fi ld Crawfor ., Esquire Att r y for Plaintiff KMWW Partnership -5- ;'-:"'4 '_: ,l.:,,' ll!;:'U I A,,';;,.;jot "j:\/lIir VI\V .Ii I L~UN f~Li~IU 430 g118 .-- " , , f< U'U7 , ',,~ .. COWv!Ol'lWE,A.L TI:l" QF PENNsn V A.~IA . . . COUN'rYQFCJi~S'~R ~ .5:$ VERIFICATION , '," ."', ,;' "" '" ", ",,' . , . Arthl.l):'blsen hereby ;;rates that he. is the Project~fa.ltage.rfol: KMWW PUlTlersh\p, ' , ," .. Plaintiff in this il"tiOn, ;Uld he vermes tha.t .the stah!~ntstT\i1dein the toref;Qing CompllU.l1t . ., . , . ' '. . In M.;mda.n\us are true and l':orrect,to the best ofhia kn9w~d~~,~otm~:;.~dbelief, !'1u1unctel'sign.ed understa.l:\ds that the statements thereinare~tt/s';lP~tt t:hjl~p!:)na1ties , " ',- , " ,/.',- l i/' /- ,,/ . /', ,,/ , of la, P A. S. 94904 relat:U1g to ulIsworn fillsification.ro lli.ttno#tiJ/i../ /..' , . ' ""/-,.,,' '.. . , ,/"'-'f/'"',/',f'f / ,'/' I' '\ .: . 1,./,. 1,'1... f("'. " I, .1..../. '. ...., ", " ',,0/1"1"'" ,";, ../,~' ' .', "i'/', tl /i ,I. '1'/' ..,/{' "" .'.' .I,,~.{,;,it /' //. , ' !.,/".. 'If ,// :,,!' )t... -........,0...... , ;,....' Di<tQd: ~~:J..c6":) , .. {/AR~M~N- .... ..... .' ". '. -6- 7';-;.---l c:,"' , .";;:''':-''--',~l ! '.:; ',!,':,.:-.; "'~ : ~-,.,: ';??'?,.:: ,-' .:' -"::l:'j '"" , ~ -;"c' . , . . . CRA\VFORD .WILSON · RYAN & AGULNICK A PROFESSIO'\__\L CORl'OR,HIO'\ . ATTOR.\E\S ,J"T L.-\w FRO~EFIELD CR,\\\'FORD. JR, E-\I\ll.: rcr~\\fl>rJ@c\\'rJ.c()m Ex[. ilh June 5, 2000 ~/~ f1~ Vi1 ~-.I / Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission (Hand Delivery) Re: The Villages of Sterling PRD/KMWW Partnership Application for Tentative Approval of Planned Residential Development Per ~707 of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code ("MPC"( Dear Supervisors and Planning Commission Members: KMWW Partnership hereby submits, pursuant to ~707 of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, its application for tentative approval of planned residential development of the Villages of Sterling, in accordance with the letter/application by Olsen Associates Architects appended hereto. Mr. Olsen's letter, application, appendix and plans and scripted materials submitted therewith, address all of the requirements of ~707 of the MPC, with the exception of the supplementary materials set forth hereinbelow. There is no separate fee authorization set forth in Article 7 of the MPC; however, the applicant is willing to comply with the review fee arrangements set forth in ~503 of the MPC, as follows: "Review fees may include reasonable and necessary charges by the municipality's professional consultants or engineer for review and report thereon to the municipality. Such review fees shall be based upon a schedule established by ordinance or resolution. Such review fees shall be reasonable and in accordance with the ordinary and customary charges by the municipal engineer or consultant for similar service in the community, but in no event shall the fees exceed the rate or cost charged by the engineer or consultant to the municipalities when fees are not reimbursed or otherwise imposed on applicants." . 220 WEST G,w STREET. \VEST CHESTER. PE:\:\SYI.\:-\'\l:\ 19J80~293-J.. (610) 431-4500. F.--\.'\: (610) 430~8718 AfFlI.I,ITW \IITH ,\IlCII,IH. r. ,\/<IKJn.\'. p...t, \\"U..\II,\'{,ro,,>. DEI.\\I.~R~: , < "',' ~; - I. '" _ ' < d' "^ "" '~ >-,,,,, Ii Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission June 5, 2000 Page 2 We suggest that an escrow fund be established, in an -amount to be mutually agreed upon between the Township and the Applicant. The escrow fund will be drawn upon by the Township to reimburse review fees. When the escrow fund is drawn down to a certain level (i.e., 50% of the base amount of the fund), the fund will be restored to its original amount. I have attempted to contact your Solicitor by phone, and I would suggest that he and I work toward establishing the amount in terms of the review fee agreement. The following is the supplementary information, legal in nature, under ~707(4) of the MPC, as referenced in Mr. Olsen's letter/application: ~707 (4) (iii) ~707(4)(vi) The form of organization proposed to own and maintain the common open space is a not-for-profit corporation to be known as the "Villages of Sterling Community Association." Membership in the Association will be mandatory for all property owners within the community. The Association will collect assessments from all property owners, and the assessments will be used for maintaining the open space within the community, including the active recreational features described in the letter/application. Based upon the mandatory assessments, all residents of the community will have membership access to the active recreational facilities, and easements of access to the passive open space areas (i.e., for walking paths, etc.) The substance of the covenants, grants of easements and other restrictions proposed to be imposed upon the land within the project will be set forth in a "Declaration of Covenants, Easements, Restrictions, Charges and Liens" to be recorded and thus applicable to all portions of the Villages of Sterling. The Declaration will provide, inter alia, for the following: a. Utility easements will be provided on a "blanket" basis across "-11 common open space areas. In addition, utilities will be placed within road rights-of-way. ':0"'- I', ;';l "~ ,_""_,, _ _ ";'"" ,,-,=_, '_'_oc"_o '.:..' ~,;-"&', ,,-, , ,,"'- ..",,- , , Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission June 5, 2000 Page 3 b. The initial number of dwelling units subject to the Declaration will be described, and the Declaration will provide for the expansion of the number of units to be subject to the Declaration as each phase of the development is constructed, so that, in its entirety, the Declaration will apply to all dwellings and supplementary commercial properties within the community. c. The Declaration will provide for mandatory membership of all property owners in the Community Association, and will provide for voting rights for all members of the Association. d. The Declaration will provide easements of access for all property owners to all areas of the common open space, subject to each member's compliance with member obligations, including the payment of assessments. e. The Declaration will provide for the covenant for maintenance assessments, including the purpose of the assessments (primarily for maintaining the common open space areas), the methods for fixing rates of assessments, and remedies for the Association in the event of non-payment of assessments, including the right to file liens. f. The Declaration will provide for restrictions on the common facilities, including active and passive open space areas. g. The Declaration will provide for the Association to have the maintenance responsibility for all community facilities, including stormwater management facilities, and active and passive recreational facilities. h. The Declaration will provide rights for Middlesex Township to order corrective measures in the event, that the Association fails to properly maintain the common facilities , ~"--L-, ~I "~""" ';f';; ';.'_- -,'", .' ~'~" ''''':...: , Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission June 5, 2000 Page 4 and, in the event of the Association's failure, after reasonable notice, to effect such corrections, to step in and, after performing corrective work, liening the properties within the community, in accordance with P05(Q of the MPC. 1. The Declaration will provide for general restrictions on the development and use of individual lots within the community. J. The Declaration will have provIswns dictated by the requirements of the Uniform Planned Community Act. Sincerely yours, FCJ J Enclosure cc: KMWW Partnership Arthur C. Olsen . - _ '" .',', ~,--,', 1 '"' - io' .~ .:.' ' " . <' ''i ' , '~. ,'" " _,".'0.,:;;.,,',,-, c, "',""' '''-''''''''''!j'f; . ' OLSEN ARC ASSOCIATES HIT E CT S ARCHITECTURE/LAND PLANNING June 5, 2000 Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors & Planning Commission (By Hand Delivery) RE: The Villages of Sterling PRD KMWW Partnership Dear Members Of the Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission: This is a submittal for Tentative Plan 'approval on behalf of and for the property owned by I<MWW Partnership on Country Club Road in Middlesex Township. The following salient information concerns the application for Tentative Master Plan submission of the I<MWW Partnership property known as the Villages of Sterling This is an application for Tentative Master Plan approval and is being submitted on behalf of the owner, I<MWW Partnership, Mr. Fred Kayne(general partner) Mr. Kayne's address is 1800 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 310, Los Angeles, CA 90067 See attached cover letter from Crawford, Wilson, Ryan and Agulnick concerning the fee to the township for review of the application for Tentative Approval of the Master Plan. The Tentative Master Plan incorporates and meets all of the requirements of Middlesex Townships Planned Residential Ordinance(PRD)(ordinance 6-93) and the Comprehensive Plan goals of Middlesex Township. The following address specific issues concerning the application for Tentative Approval of the Master Plan. 1. The location and topography of the I<MWW site is represented on the attached drawings. The size of the property is 503.15 acres. The owner of the property is KMWW partnership, Mr. Fred Kayne is the general partner. The property is owned fee simple by the Partnership. The partnership intends to develop the property under Middlesex Townships' Planned Residential Development zoning(ordinance 6-93). . PO BOX 577 PAOLI. PA 19301 (610) 644 4098 FAX (610) 644 1269 OAARCH@ool com -:':;',1",=:1 , ,- ,~; ,~ ~, ' '<>-"",-' ';, , '." - ,',---^ ,;, - -'-"0,,'-<, "~'_';" - '.c.;;,".- '''>'''>.'j LEITER PAGE 2 2. The overall density of the land use is 1.97 units per acre, which is less than the allowable of 2 units per acre in the PRD ordinance. The allocated breakdown of the land use is further represented in the appendix and in the attached drawings. 3. . The location and size of the common open space is shown on the attached draWIngs. The form of organization to own and maintain the common open space is an expandable Homeowners Association and is further outlined in the appendix. 4. Residential dwellings proposed for developmenLwill include one(1.1/2) and 2 story structures with none exceeding 35 feet in height. Two existing barns are on the site and will be renovated for the use of the residents. 5. Discussions with the Township Water and Sewer Authorities indicates that public water and sewer are available for the project. A new 12" water main has been installed on the property and public sewer is approximately 1,800 feet from the site. 6. See attached cover letter from Crawford, Wilson, Ryan and Agulnick concerning the substance of covenants, grants of easements or other restrictions proposed to be imposed upon the use of the land, buildings and structures including proposed easements or grants for public utilities. 7. The provisions for parking of vehicles and the location and width of proposed streets and public ways is shown on the attached drawings and in the appendix. 8. The required modifications in the municipal land use regulations otherwise applicable to the subject property are the use of the Planned Residential Development,(ordinance 6-93) There are no modifications necessary or proposed for the Planned Residential development ordinance 8. Energy cOnservation and the utilization of renewable energy resources will be used and or incorporated in the planning and construction wherever possible. The PRD by virtue of preserving open space, utilizing less roadway, preserving environmentally sensitive areas, and on site facilities' has the effect of energy conservation and maintaining renewable energy resources. 9. The development will be over a period of years, the attached drawing showing the phasing plan which indicates the schedule of phasing. 10. A Planned Residential Development for the KMWW site is in the public inte~est and is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan for Middlesex Township. The followmg are some of the more important facts concerning the Tentative Master Plan design for the KMWW site. . The PRD zoning utilizes the least amount of ground, provides the most open space, and the least amount of future maintenance for the township. The PRD also benefits the township by designating and controlling growth in an area, thus preserving open space and farmlands. In this case the PRD will keep approximately 900 acres in farming for the foreseeable future. . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMIITAL LEITER JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP , ',_J, -,I -" r..,,_ , " ,,-~ ~" , c;'l .',",,~, ~, ~" , ^ :- LETTER PAGE 3 · The density in the existing PRD ordinance is 2 units per acre, which is very low for a PRD ordinance. Most PRO's have a density of 10 to 12 units per acre. This ordinance was intended for a more rural setting and achieves the goal through low density and a large requirement for open space(40%). · The PRD plans for the future traffic planning in that market pressures will cause residential homes to be built in the community over time, even under the existing zoning, which is very large lots(60,000 square feet). The amount of new homes over the next 20 years will be the same based on market conditions. If developed under larger lots none of the advantages and efficiencies of the PRD would apply. Infrastructure and maintenance for streets, sewer, water would be considerably more. · Utilizing a 22 foot wide roadway the increase in street roadway is from 22 acres to 63 acres compared to a 60,000 square foot lot. These roadways are maintained by the township with the same tax money. In addition the existing 60,000 square foot lots would produce no open space. · PRO's address the general goals for affordable housing by requiring a mix of housing types and thus a cross section of price ranges. The efficiencies of the PRD design can also be passed to the future homeowners as well as to the township. · The PRD zoning meets the future residential requirements and pressures while minimizing the impact on the township. By encouraging innovations in residential and nonresidential development and renewal so that the growing demand for housing and other development may be met by a greater variety in type, design and layout of dwellings and other buildings and structures and by the conservation and more efficient use of open space ancillary to said dwellings and uses. · Provides greater opportunities for better housing and recreation in the Township. Encourages a more efficient use of land and of public services and reflects changes in the technology of land development so that economies secured may inure to the benefit those who need homes and for other uses. · Encourages a more flexible land development which will respect and conserve natural resources such as streams, lakes, floodplains, groundwater, wetlands, wooded areas, steeply-sloped areas and areas of unusual beauty or importance to the natural ecosystem. · Provides a procedure which can relate the type, design, and layout of residential and nonresidential development to the particular site and the particular demand for housing existing at the time of development in a manner ' consistent with the preservation of property values within existing residential ,md nonresidential areas, and to assure that the increased flexibility of regulations over land development authorized herein is carried out under such administrative standards and procedures as shall encourage the disposition of proposals for land development without undue delay. . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL LETTER JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ~" OJ ",1 ~'. '~", " "'-':ii' LETTER PAGE 4 · The PRD ordinance provides for planning a new community, such as the Villages of Sterling, to revolve around the family's' lifestyle. Children have many needs and activities that must be addressed. This usually involves an enormous amount of driving time, leaving the parents little time for themselves. The Villages of Sterling will provide most of these activities on site, from little league to the 12 mile path system which will allow all the residents easy walking or bicycling to the activity center. · The focus of the design for Sterling is be center!,!d around a families lifestyle; the active family the extended family, and'the on site activities. . Some of the villages will be reserved for the grandparents, where the grandchildren can visit but walk or ride their bicycle home in 5 to 10 minutes. . The settings for the single family homes are quite unique. Approximately 50% of the single family lots open onto a park. The parks vary in size from 2.1/2 to 5 acres. . Other single family lots back up to open space that surrounds the property, the minimum size abutting the site property line is 100 feet, the open space behind the lots that back onto the Condoguinet Creek varies from 400 feet to 1000 feet. . The list of on site activities, amenities, business, restaurants, etc. That will eventually be on site is extensive. The available amenities and activities will grow as the project develops. · AFFORDABLE HOUSING: · Townhomes Townhomes are projected to sell for $100,000 to $140,000. Single family homes are projected to sell for $180,000 to $250,000. · Single Family Lots: Average lot size is 11,670 square feet. ' All lots will accommodate homes from 2,000 square feet up to 3,000 square feet with four bedrooms, 21/2 bath and a two car garage. All of the homes will be oriented to the rear for views of the parks and/ or access to the open space; Le. the living areas, kitchen, family, breakfast rooms and master bedrooms. · OPEN SPACE: The open space is z475% of the site, or 239 acres, All of the lots back onto the open space, A path/trail system is designed for the site and is approximately 12 miles long, Each village has its own passive open space. The internal path system will be handicap accessible. . ON SITE AMENITIES The list of activities, business, restaurants, etc. That will eventually be on site is extensive. The available amenities and activities will grow as the project develops. The on-site amenities provides a unique factor of decreasing traffic off site, since most daily needs can be on-site. . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL LETTER JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARlNERSHIP , ~',. ,-,-. -, " '. '-" ,,~-~' ,'" LETTER PAGE 5 . ThePRD ordinance and the design of the Villages of Sterling offers a unique development which creates an active, family oriented, community that addresses the busy lifestyle that we all live and is harmonious with the environment, the pu lic interest and the Comprehensive Plan for Middlesex Township. Appendix: ORDINANCE NO. 6-93 SECTION 16.01 - STATEMENT OF INTENT. SECTION 16.02 - ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS SECTION 16.03 - LAND USE OF CONTROL AND DENSITY REQUIREMENTS SECTION 16.04 - SITE ANALYSIS SECTION 16.05 - SITE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS SECTION 16.07 - DEVELOPMENT IN STAGES Attachments: Drawings #1 Overall Tentative Master Site plan #2 Phasing Plan #3 Site Statistics end: Cover letter, Crawford, Wilson, Ryan, and Agulnick . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL LETTER JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ",~/~"",~, ~ C~, __i." ,<~_~:: " . -1,,- -- ,. ~, -." , ~, ' '.- APPENDIX PAGE 1 APPENDIX The following is salient information concerning the application for Tentative Master Plan submission of the KMWW Partnership property known as the Villages of Sterling For the purposes of order and clarity, 'excerpts from ordinance No 6-93 are presented below. The bracketed areas(in sep<lr<lte typeface(font)) are comments, responses, or specific answers to the requirements of the ordinance in relation to the Tentative Master Plan submittal of the KMWW Partnership This is an exam pie of a bracketed area for comments, responses, or answers. -----------~---------~-------------------------------- ORDINANCE NO. 6-93 ARTICLE XVI PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS SECTION 16.01 - STATEMENT OF INTENT. In addition to the general goals listed in the statements of Purpose (Section 102) and the Community Development Objectives (Section 103), it is the purpose of the Planned Residential Development District to: A. To assure that the provisions of the, Middlesex Township Zoning Ordinance which are concerned in part with the uniform treatment of dwelling type, bulk, density, intensity, and open space within each zoning district, shall not be applied in a manner that would distort the objectives of said zoning ordinance. B. To encourage innovations in residential and nonresidential development and renewal so that the growing demand for housing and other development may be met by a greater variety in type, design, and layout of dwellings and other buildings and structures and by the conservation and more efficient use of open space ancillary to said dwellings and uses. The tentative mae;ter plan provides a design for a active famiiy and extended family community. The extensive open space provided provides passive and active open spaces for eve~one's use, The nature trail along the Condoguinet Creek Is approximateiy three miles long, internai village open space has been provided throughout the development large enough to accommodate both active and passive activities. Centrally located is a TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE S, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP - . ]" -'."",., "--,j,-'- ',,- ",,-' ." '';<''J . , APPENDIX PAGE 2 sports complex consisting of soccer, football, and baseball fields. Also centrally located is and activity and convenience center which wiil provide a host of activities and services for the community, similar to a town center. This center will provide all the services necessary so that the residents wouid only need to ieave the site for work or major shopping. ------------------------------------------------------ C. To provide greater opportunities for better housing and recreation in the Township. ------------------------------------------------------ The pianned residential development zoning has allowed the master plan to achieve better and more affordable housing for the extended community. The unique type of community that this zoning allows, large open spaces, on site recreation, an active sports complex, on site activity and convenience center, and a path system that interconnects the entire development, it also provides affordable housing and recreation in a neighborhood tyPe community. ------------------------------------------------------ D. To encourage a more efficient use of land and of public services and to reflect changes in the technology of land development so that economies secured may inure to benefit those who need homes and for other uses. The tentative master plan utilizes planning principals that allow extensive amounts of open space, preservation of the natural ecosystem. These principals also allow the housing to be more affordable by utilizing slightly narrower lots, which minimizes road construction and impact on the site. Less roads means less taxes for plowing, maintenance etc. The public services are also enhanced through the open space, which allows mortl activities on site and enjoyment of the natural featurtls of the site. E. To encourage a more flexible land, development which will respect and conserve natural resources such as streams, lakes, floodplains, groundwater, wetlands, wooded areas, steeply-sloped areas, and areas of unusual beauty or importance to the natural ecosystem. The flexibility of the master plan and the zoning has allowtld the plan to btl totally sensitivtl to; and will respect and conserve the natural ecosysttlm. The Condoguinet Creek, the wetlands, flood plain and existing tree canopy will be undisturbed, with the tlXception of a nature trail for the enjoyment of the residents of the developmtlnt. . F. In aid of the foregoing purposes, to provide a procedure which can relate the type, design, and layout of residential and nonresidential development to the particular site and the particular demand for housing existing at the time of development in a manner consistent with the preservation of property values within existing residential and nonresidential areas, and to assure that the increased flexibility of regulations over land development authorized herein is carried out under such administrative standards and procedures as shall encourage the disposition of proposals for land development without undue delay. . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMmAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ". '-,"""-''' --" . ~:,I- , - ,,',<---"->--,,--- ',.', - ~ --.' ."~- . .' '-~-("-", APPENDIX PAGE 3 -~---------------------------------------------------- The zoning and its subsequent controls. via an overview of the homeowners associations, the preservation and maintenance of the open space and on site facilities; will protect and preserve the prope~y values for the community and the residents of the development. ------------------------- SECTION 16.02 - ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS No application for a Planned Residential Development shall be considered or approved by the Board of Supervisors unless the following initial requirements are met: A. The proposed Planned Residential District shall consist of one or more contiguous parcels of land under single ownership. ---------------------~-------------------------------- The site for the proposed Planned Residential Development Is 503 contiguous acres under single ownership. ------------------------------------------------------ B. The proposed Planned Residential Development shall contain a minimum of two-hundred fifty (250) acres of land and be situated entirely within a single then existing Zoning District as defined by the Middlesex Township Zoning Ordinance. This area, upon final approval hereunder, shall become the Planned Residential Development District. ----------------------------------~------------------- The prope~y is 503 acres under a single zoning district(R-F). ------------------------------------------------------ C. The proposed Planned Residential Development District shall be served only by this Township's municipal water supply system and municipal sanitary sewer system as operated by the Middlesex Township Municipal Authority. The applicant shall provide proof to the Board of Township Supervisors that capacity for both utilities is available for its proposed Planned Residential Development. The development wiil be served by the Townships municipal water system and the municipai sanitary system as operated by the Middlesex Township Municipal Authority. D. The proposed Planned Residential Development District shall be permitted to locate only in the R-S Residential-Suburban Zoning District and in the R-F, Residential-Farm Zoning District. 1. A Planned Residential Development which is to be located in a (R-F) Residential Farm-Zoning District, and which meets the additional criteria established in this Article, shall be permitted to use the (R-S) Residential-Suburban Zoning District standards and provisions of Article VIII of the Requirements of. TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ". ,--" --= -.,:<'__'1 , ""-'_. 0." .... ~,', , .J-' , .~, " ,,:..~'~';f/" APPENDIX PAGE 4 Section 16.05 of Article XVI of the Middlesex Township Zoning Ordinance. ------------------------------------------------------ The property meets the criteria of size, ownership, and the overiying zoning district. ------------------------------------------------------ E. A minimum of forty percent (40%) of the gross tract area of the proposed Planned Residential Development shall be devoted to common open space, but under no circumstances shall the common open space be less that one hundred fifty (150) acres. ------------------------------------------------------ The Master Plan provides 239 acres of common open space which equals 47.5% of the gross tract area of 503 acres. ------------------------------------------------------ F. The maximum gross residential density for the total Planned Residential Development Tract shall not exceed two (2) dwelling units per acre. ------------------------------------------------------ The Master Plan provides a totai of 991 dwelling units which yieids a gross density of 1.97 dweiiing units per acre. G. The proposed Planned Residential Development shall be generally consistent with the Comprehensive Plan for the Township of Middlesex. The Master Plan of the proposed Pianned Residential Development is consistent with the Comprehensive plan for the Township of Middlesex. The plan provides 239 acres of common open space which equais 47.5% of the gross tract area of 503 acres. The plan provides affordable housing, is very sensitive to the environment, SECTION 16.03 REQUIREMENTS LAND USE OF CONTROL AND DENSITY A. limited to: Uses permitted in a Planned Residential Development shall be 1. Residential Uses: a. Single family detached dwellings; b. Single family semi-detached dwellings; c. Two family detached dwellings; d. Single family attached dwellings (townhouses); e. Multiple family dwellings. The Master Plan provides utilizes single famiiy detached dwellings and single family attached dweiiings(townhouses) in the design of the land plan. . ------------------------------------------------------ 2. Non-residential Uses: TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITIAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ~ , ;' " '- '-'- ' ~, . \f~ ',~,,-".I, ., , , "- , > , . "''"'',-. - ."'= .~'" ~;, ~,";4:'ti APPENDIX PAGE S The following non-residential, commercial uses may be permitted in a planned residential development only to the extent that they are designed and intended primarily to serve residents of the Planned Residential Development and are compatible and harmoniously incorporated' into the unitary design of the Planned Residential Development: Commercial uses of the local convenience retail and service type located to serve primarily the residents of the Planned Residential Development. Examples of such uses are grocery stores, drug stores, personal service establishments, medical and dental clinics, and other uses of a similar character. ------------------------------------------------------ Non-residential uses are located centraliy on the site on a 14.29 acre site. The uses wili comply with the above definitions of locai convenience and service type to primarily serve the residences of the development. ------------------------------------------------------ 3. Open Space: Common space for recreational uses including, but not limited to, parks, play fields, picnic areas, hiking and horseback riding trails, tennis courts, golf courses, swimming, boating and fishing, or for agricultural purposes. ------------------------------------------------------ The Master Plan provides a total of 475% or 239 acres of common open space. ------------------------------------------------------ B. Mix of Housing Types A Planned Residential Development shall have a mix of dwelling units consisting of the following types within the following proportions: 1. Single Family Detached - A minimum of forty percent (40%) and maximum of seventy-five percent (75%) of all proposed dwelling units. The-Ma~t;pra-;;p~o~id~s- 66i~ingl~fa-~lyd~~Zh~d;hiZh-i;66~i7,-ofth;tot~d;~I~g units. ----2~---S~g~-F~~ly-S~~~[)~;ch~d-~d-T~o-F~~ily-:-A----- maximum of thirty five percent (35%) of all proposed dwelling units. This housing type has not been used ----3~---S~g~-F;~ily-Att~h~d(~~nh~~~s)~-A-~~~;;;~-of---- thirty five (35%) of all proposed dwelling units. . TENT A TIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITI AL JUNE S, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ~ - - I 'J r ~ , , " -c" ,'~" ,'';'','' ,<",~, APPENDIX PAGE 6 . The Master Plan provides 330 5ingle family attached(townhouses) which i5 33.3'/', of the total dwelling units. ------------------------------------------------------ 4. Multiple Family dwellings - A maximum of ten percent (10%) of all proposed dwelling units. ------------------------------------------------------ Thi5 housing type has not been used ------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the housing stock shall be left to the discretion of the applicant. The requirements of this section may be waived by the Board of Township Supervisors upon the applicant successfully demonstrating that the required housing type(s) are not then presently marketable. Upon granting a waiver, the required percentage of the remaining housing types shall be increased proportionately. ------------------------------------------------------ There are no other housing types proposed. ------------------------------------------------------ C. Land Use Density The Planned Residential Development shall be regulated by the following standards relative to land use density. 1. Maximum gross residential density for the total Planned Residential Development Tract shall not exceed two (2) dwelling units per acre. The Master Plan provides a total of 991 dwelling units which yields a gross density of 1.97 dwelling units per acre. 2. The percentage of the Planned Residential Development Tract to be devoted to common open space shall be not less than one hundred fifty (150) acres, or forty percent (40%) of the total tract, whichever is greater. The Master Plan provides a total of 47.5% or 239 acres of common open space. 3. The percentage of the Planned Residential Development Tract which is to be covered by buildings, roads, parking areas, and other impervious cover shall not exceed twenty percent (20%) of the gross area of the total tract. The Master Plan does not nor will it exceed the maximum requirement of 20'/', for impervious coverage. . TENTATIVE MASTERPLAN SUBMIITAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP Wl.~ - ~.," ' 0" 1,-- i- """"",',,~ "~ - , '"'o,~" '" APPENDIX PAGE 7 . 4. The area for non-residential, commercial use of the Planned Residential Development Tract shall not exceed three percent (3%) of the gross tract area. ' --------------------------- The area for non-residential commerciai use ~-1429~;;;.;s-;;;hi;h-;qu;I~-i84'l:;f-th~ gross tract area. 5. The maximum impervious area permitted on any lot for residential, non-residential or commercial use shall be fifty percent (50%) of the lot area. ------------------------------------------------------ The maximum impervious area on any iot, residential or non-residential will not exceed 50% of the iot area. Individual lots will have specific analysis of impervious area as each building permit is appiied for, in no case will there be more than 501. impervious area. SECTION 16.04 - SITE ANALYSIS The site design of a proposed Planned Residential Development must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Township Supervisors that both the opportunities provided and the constraints imposed by natural features and commonly facilities have been considered. A. Natural Features Analysis: In order to determine which specific areas of the tract are suitable for development and which areas should be preserved in their natural state, an analysis of natural features shall be required. The following considerations must be included in the analysis and site planning responsive to these findings: 1. Topography An analysis of the terrain of the site before and after construction including mapping of elevation and delineation of slope areas according to the following categories: 0-8%, 8-15%, 15-25%, and over 25% slope. , The finished topography of the site shall adequately facilitate the proposed development without excessive earth moving, tree clearance or destruction of natural amenities. The applicant shall demonstrate the means whereby soil erosion and sedimentation will be prevented during construction. ------------------------------------------------------ Existing terrain and topography is shown on the attached drawings. The final topography does not impose any excessive earth moving, tree removal, or destruction of natural amenities. All roads and improvements have been designed to follow the natural contours and undulations of the site wherever possible. Tree removal on the site is diminious and will be approximately 2-31. of the existing trees on the site. No natural amenities will be destroyed. Soil erosion and sedimentation will be controlled. during construction. TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE S, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ',I ";,- '~ ~ ~, ,~."..,,~ '-'--c.--'>''.'.:...Ji,Jrrn, APPENDIX PAGE 8 'l --------------------------------------------~--------- 2. Drainage An analysis of natural drainage patterns and water resources including streams, natural drainage swales, ponds or lakes, wetlands and marsh areas, floodplain areas, permanent and seasonal high water table areas shall be included. Natural drainage features such as lakes, ponds, and streams shall be preserved and incorporated into the final design of the development wherever possible and desirable. Where adequate surface drainage is not possible by~~grading alone, a supplementary drainage system shall be required. ------------------------------------------------------ All natural drainage features will be incorporated into the design. 3. Geology An analysis of the characteristics of rock formations underlying the site including the delineation of aquifers (particularly those locally subject to pollution and with low groundwater yields), shallow depth-to-bedrock areas, and areas in which rock formations are unstable. An Ilnlllysis of the Geologlclli chllrllcteristics of the site will be submitted with the preiirninary pilln submittlll. 4. Soils An analysis of soil types present on the site including delineation of prime agricultural soils, aquifer recharge soils, unstable soils, soils most susceptible to erosion, and soils unsuitable for development. The analysis of soils shall be based on the County Soil of the Soil Conservation Service. An Ilnaiysis of the Soil charllcteristics of the site will be submitted with the preliminary plan subrnittlll. 5. Vegetation An analysis of tree and plant cover on the site shall be required. Dominant tree species should be identified with individual trees having a caliper of six (6) inches or more preserved. The applicant shall identify the location of mature trees, and the means whereby these trees shall be protected during construction. Vegetable removal should be held to a minimum so as to preserve the natural species of plant life on the tract. The location of trees and other plant cover should be considered when planning open space, location of buildings, underground services, walks and paths, paved areas and . finished grade levels. TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE ~, 7000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP -,-,.c' , :.; ~1 ,.. APPENDIX PAGE 9 , ------------------------------------------------------ The existing trees on the site are virtually being preserved and untouched. The location of trees and other plant cover has been considered in the design of the master plan. An analysis of the vegetation and its protection will be submitted with the preliminary pian submittal. ---------------------------------------------------- B. Community Impact Analysis An analysis of the potential effects and impacts of the Planned Residential Development upon the following community facilities will be required: ------------------------------------------------------ A separate Community Economic impact Analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. ------------------------------------------------------ 1. Transportation and surrounding roadway system; ------------------------------------------------------ A traffic report will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. ------------------------------------------------------ 2. Water supply; ------------------------------------------------------ The potable water system will be supplied by the Middlesex Township Water Authority. ------------------------------------------------------ 3. Sewage disposal; ------------------------------------------------------ Sewage disposal will be provided supplied by the Middlesex Township Sewer Authority. 4. Public utilities, such as electricity, gas, telephone, cable television. All public utilities will be underground. 5. Solid waste disposal; A -s~pa~;t~ c;;;; ;;;~;;;tY -E-;;;;-o~ ic-I~ p;c:t - An~iY~i~ "Wm"b; ~~bmitt;d ;;;ithth~-p~eli;;;~;rY plan submittal. 6. Police and fire protection; A -s~pa~;t~C;;;; ;;;~;;;tY -E-;;;;-o~ ic-I~ p;c:t - An~iY~i~"Wm "b;~~bmitt;d ;;;ith th~-p~eli;;;~;rY plan submittal. -------- ---------------------------------------------- 7. School facilities and school district budget; A -s~pa~~~C~;;;;;;~ ;;;ty -E-;;;;-o~ ic-I~ p;c:t- An~iY~i;"Wm "b;~~bmitt;d ;;;ith th~-p~eli;;;~;rY plan submittal. -------------------------------------------------~---- 8. Recreation; TENT A TIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITI AL JUNE $, 4000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP __'-"'_"0,,,, '~, ,~,,~ , 1,.'-', - ",~,I ~ .-1 " --' ,,"~ '", ~, "it, APPENDIX PAGE 10 ------------------------------------------------------ Active and passive recreation is provided for in the tentative master pian. The total open space provided is 239 acres. included in this space is a sports complex(12 acres) consisting of a soccer field, a football field, and a baseball fjeld. Other recreation includes an executive golf course, outdoor swimming pool facilities, tennis courts, basketball courts, nature trail 4.7 miles long, an interconnecting path system throughout the open space 7.3 miles long. Also provided are indoor facilities for aerobics, weight training, karate, etc. The Condoguinet Creek also provides its own unique form of recreation. 9. Township revenue and expenses. ------------------------------------------------------ A separate Community Economic Impact Analysis wiil be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. Specific contents and procedures for preparing the required impact analysis shall be in accordance with the Middlesex Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. The required analyses shall be taken into consideration by the Board of Township Supervisors as part of its review for tentative approval. The analyses may, at the discretion of the Board of Township Supervisors, form the basis of required conditions for plan approval. The Board of Township Supervisors may require modification of site design when the plan has not adequately addressed these natural features and community facilities considerations. SECTION 16.04 - SITE ANALYSIS The site design of a proposed Planned Residential Development must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Township Supervisors that both the opportunities provided and the constraints imposed by natural features and commonly facilities have been considered. Natural Features Analysis: In order to determine which specific areas of the tract are suitable for development and which areas should be preserved in their natural state, an analysis of natural features shall be required. The following considerations must be included in the analysis and site planning responsive to these findings: 1. A. Topography An analysis of the terrain of the site before and after construction including mapping of elevation and delineation of slope areas according to the following categories: 0-8%, 8-15%, 15-25%, and over 25% slope. The finished topography of the site' TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP - .' ,,' j, :,,1 ,-.~- , -.-,-' "" . ",,", ~ APPENDIX PAGE 11 shall adequately facilitate the proposed development without excessive earth moving, tree clearance or destruction of natural amenities. The applicant shall demonstrate the means whereby soil erosion and sedimentation will be prevented during construction. -----~------------------------------------------------ The existing terrain and topography is shown on the attached drawings. which indicates the different slope characteristics of the site. The final topography does not impose any excessive earth moving, tree removal, or destruction of natural amenities. All roads and improvements have been designed to follow the natural contours and undulations of the site wherever possible. Tree removal on the site is diminious and wiii be approximately 2- 37, of the existing trees on the site. No natural amenities wiii be destroyed. Soil erosion and sedimentation wiii be controlled during construction on the soil erosion and sedimentation control documents which wiii be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. 2. Drainage An analysis of natural drainage patterns and water resources including streams, natural drainage swales, ponds or lakes, wetlands and marsh areas, floodplain areas, permanent and seasonal high water table areas shall be included. Natural drainage features such as lakes, ponds, and streams shall be preserved and incorporated into the final design of the development wherever possible and desirable. Where adequate surface drainage is not possible by grading alone, a supplementary drainage system shall be required. All natural drainage features have been incorporated Into the design wherever possible. A separate Drainage Analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. 3. Geology An analysis of the characteristics of rock formations underlying the site including the delineation of aquifers (particularly those locally subject to pollution and with low groundwater yields), shallow depth-to-bedrock areas, and areas in which rock formations are unstable. An analysis of the Geological characteristics of the site wiii be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. 4. Soils An analysis of soil types present on the site including delineation of prime agricultural soils, aquifer recharge soils, unstable soils, soils most susceptible to erosion, and soils unsuitable for development. The analysis of soils shall be based on the County Soil of the Soil Conservation Service. . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP , '0 ~,,'~ "C. - ~' ';' I ,,"' '~ ~""-~~; APPENDIX PAGE 12 An analysis of the Soil characteristics of the site wiil be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. ' ------------------------------------ 5. Vegetation An analysis of tree and plant cover on the site shall be required. Dominant tree species should be identified with individual trees having a caliper of six (6) inches or more preserved. The applicant shall identify the location of mature trees, and the means whereby these trees shall be protected during construction. Vegetable removal should be held to a minimum so as to preserve the natural species of plant life on the tract. The location of trees and other plant cover should be considered when planning open space, location of buildings, underground services, walks and paths, paved areas and finished grade levels. The existing trees on the site are virtually being preserved and untouched. The location of trees and other plant cover has been considered in the design of the master plan. An analysis of the vegetation and its protection wiil be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. B. Community Impact Analysis An analysis of the potential effects and impacts of the Planned Residential Development upon the following community facilities will be required: A Community Impact analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. 1. Transportation and surrounding roadway system; A Community Impact analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. 2. Water supply; The potable water system will be supplied by the Middlesex Township Water Authority. 3. Sewage disposal; The Sewage Disposal system will be supplied by the Middlesex Township Water Authority. - - - - -4. - - - p~biic- ~tiliti~~ ~~~h -~ -electricity ~ gaS,-t~lepho~;'- ~able- -- -- television. All public utilities will be underground. 5. Solid waste disposal; . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITIAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ,"-I, ~ ': j CO" ^.-, :"""- ","'- -'" . . APPENDIX PAGE 13 A Community impact analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. --------~--------------------------------------------- 6. Police and fire protection; --------~--------------------------------------------- A Community Impact analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. ----7~---Schoolfucilitiesa~scho;ld~trktb~dget---------------- --------~--------------------------------------------- A Community Impact analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. --------~--------------------------------------------- 8. Recreation; --------~--------------------------------------------- Active and passive recreation is provided for in the tentative master plan. The total open space provided is 239 acres. included in this space is a sports complex(12 acres) consisting of a soccer field, a football field, and a baseball field. Other recreation includes an executive golf course, outdoor swimming pool facilities, tennis courts, basketball courts, and Indoor basketball court, nature trail 4.7 miles long, an interconnecting path system throughout the open space 7.3 miles long. Also provided are Indoor facilities for aerobics, weight training, karate, etc. The Condoguinet Creek also provides its own unique form of recreation. A Community Impact analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. --------~--------------------------------------------- 9. Township revenue and expenses. A Community Impact analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal. Specific contents and procedures for preparing the required impact analysis shall be in accordance with the Middlesex Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. The required analyses shall be taken into consideration by the Board of Township Supervisors as part of its review for tentative approval. The analyses may, at the discretion of the Board of Township Supervisors, form the basis of required conditions for plan approval. The Board of Township Supervisors may require modification of site design when the plan has not adequately addressed these natural features and community facilities considerations. SECTION 16.05 - SITE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS A. Residential Use 1. All dwellings shall be designed with regard to topography, elevation, and other natural features of the tract pursuant Section 16.04. The effects of wind patterns and solar orientation shall be considered when designing dwelling locations. . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ,I, , ',-",'~ , APPENDIX PAGE 14 All of the above requirements have been used in the design of the tentative Master plan. ------------------------------------------------------ 2. Front yard setbacks as specified within Article VIII of the Middlesex Township Zoning Ordinance, R-S Residential Suburban Zoning District, shall prevail. No specific side or rear yard is established; subject, however, to the review and approval of the Board of Township Supervisors. ------------------------------------------------------ Front yard setbacks uses are those specified in the R-S Zoning dlstrict(35 feet). Rear yard setback used in the master pian layout is 35 feet. Side yard setbacks used in the master plan layout is 20 feet each side. The specified side yard setback in the R-S zoning district is 15 feet each side. however this can be reduced to 66.6% of the specified amount( See 16.05 a7). which is 66.6'1, of 15 feet or 9.99 feet. 10 feet has been used in the design of the master plan. ------------------------------------------------------ 3. Building setbacks and minimum distances between buildings may be varied in order to create interesting architecture in the layout and character of housing, but shall, in all cases, comply with the requirements of this Ordinance. Building setbacks and minimum distances between buildings will be varied to create interesting architecture and an interesting streetscape. The master plan design has used curving streets wherever possible to maximize the perspective of the streetscape. Lot designs have considerable variation in width and are as deep as practicable. The depth of the lots allows for considerable variation beyond the front yard setback requirement. The design of the residences also add to the variety of the streetscape, distances between buildings and the setbacks. 4. Dwelling unit structures shall be located and arranged so as to promote privacy for residents within the Planned Residential Development and maintain privacy for residents adjacent to the Planned Residential Development. Structures shall be located within the development so that there will be no adverse impact upon other structures such as excluding natural light or invading the privacy of adjacent structures. ------------------------------------------------------ All dwelling units have been arranged for privacy within the development and for the residents adjacent to the development. Ail structures have been arranged so that natural light is not excluded from adjacent structures nor will they invade the privacy of adjacent structures. ------------------------------------------------------ 5. Dwelling unit structures shall be located and sited so as to promote pedestrian and visual access to common open space wherever possible. Routes for vehicular and, pedestrian access an parking areas shall be convenient without creating nuisances or detracting from the privacy of residents. . ------------------------------------------------ TENT A TIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITI AL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ;',' -"-0, -"'; '"' ,-,- -, :,-1- ,u.. _~ . ;"'. ,,^ "" '""OS,--."" ',c",' '"'~~'~ ~ 'Jl,:,,,' '. APPENDIX PAGE 15 Dwelling units have been arranged to promote pedestrian and visual access to the common open space. 98i', of the lots back up to the open space for immediate access. A path system throughout the site links all of the open space together. Routes for vehicular. pedestrian access and parking areas does not create a nuisance nor does rt detract from the privacy of the residents. ------------------------------------------------------ 6. Dwellings shall be arranged in clusters so as to reduce the amount of improvements required to support residences, thereby minimizing development costs, and to provide immediate access to common open space. ------------------------------------------------------ Dwelling unit have been arranged in clusters. utilizing narrower lot widths, which reduces the development costs. The lots have been arranged around open space which provides immediate access to the common open space. ------------------------------------------------------ 7. The minimum lot area and minimum lot frontage of single family dwelling lots established within the development shall not be less than two-thirds (66.6%) of the normal minimum lot area of a single family detached dwelling in the R- S Residential Suburban District having public water and public sewer. However, in no case shall a single family lot be created having a lot width of less than fifty (50) feet at the building line and a lot frontage of less than thirty (30) feet at the right-of-way (property) line. The minimum lot area allowed under the planned resldentia[ district is 6,600 square feet. None of the lots designed for the master plan is less than the allowable. The average lot size deiOigned for the master plan is 11.600 square feet. There are no lots that are less than 50 feet at the building line or [ess than 30 at the right of way line. 8. The maximum gross density for each dwelling type shall not exceed the following: a. Single Family Detached b. Single Family Semi-Detached c. Two Family d. Single Family Attached e. Multiple Family 5 Dwelling units/ acre 6 Dwelling units/ acre 6 Dwelling units/ acre 6 Dwelling units/ acre 8 Dwelling units/ acre The gross density for the dwelling types used are: a. Single faml[y detached e. Slng[efaml[yattached 2.5 Dwe[ling units/acre 5.6 Dwelling units/acre ----9~---Th~e~h~lb;~~ope~~p~re~~o~~dthep~~;~~ofthe---- Planned Residential Development. Not more than fifty percentage (50%) of all structures to be constructed adjacent to the perimeter of said development shall be located no closer. than one hundred (100) feet from the perimeter boundary line of TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ~, ,'~ '-- ~--'" ^" , --,' - ",,,',, ~ '_. ~__ 0 -~",'_. ~:,,,-, ~.,..;"~,!.., APPENDIX PAGE 16 the development, and the remaining fifty percent (50%) of structures shall not be constructed closer than two hundred (200) feet from the perimeter boundary line of the Planned Residential Development. ------------------------------------------------------ Open space is pianned and shown around the perimeter boundary line of the property. The length of the perimeter is 27.720 feet. The iength of the perimeter utilizing the 200 foot setback is 17,061 feet. The length of the perimeter utilizing the 100 foot setback is 10,659 feet, The percentage of the perimeter utilizing the 200 foot setback is 61.5 %. The percent&lge of the perimeter utilizing the 100 foot setback is 38.5 %. ------------------------------------------------------ 10. Dwelling units and other structures located along the perimeter of the tract shall be designed so as to be harmonious with adjacent areas outside the Planned Residential Development. ------------------------------------------------------ All dwelling units and other structures located along the perimeter of the property will be designed to be harmonious with adjacent &Ireas outside the Planned Residentiai Deveiopment. ------------------------------------------------------ 11. No structure shall be located within seventy five (75) feet of the right-of-way of an arterial or collector street. All structures shall be screened from arterial and collector streets by combinations of walls, landscape berms, vegetative plantings and/ or fences. ------------------------------------------------------ No structures are pianned or shown within 75 feet of the right of way of an arterial or collector street. 12. The following additional requirements shall apply: a. No structure shall be located within twenty five (25) feet from a street line or a parking area. No structures are shown or pianned to be within 25 feet of a street line or parking area. b. No structure shall be located within twenty (20) feet from any other structure. No structure is shown or pianned or wili be within 20 feet of another structure. ---------~----There;h~lbe;-~~i~;~--of-o~e-h~~d~d--------- fifty (150) feet between sections of different dwelling types. The different sections shall be screened from each other by combinations of walls, landscape berms, vegetative plantings and/or fences. ----------------------~---- TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITIAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP - ~,',I. -.-.- " 0'< - -,',-, Jb:Mlifi' APPENDIX PAGE 17 There is a minimum of 150 feet between dwelling types. A combination of walls. landscaped berms. vegetative plantings and/or fencing will be used to screen the different dwelling types. ------------------------------------------------------ d. Multiple Family dwellings shall contain not more than eight (8) dwelling units in anyone structure. The maximum length of multiple- family structures shall be one hundred forty (140) feet, unless unique design is incorporated using such features as varied setbacks and roof lines. Article XlV, Section 14.38 of this ordinance shall apply, subject, however, to the review and approval of the Board of Township Supervisors. ------~----------------------------------------------- This unit type is not used ------~----------------------------------------------- B. Non-Residential, Commercial Uses 1. All non-residential, commercial uses shall be located in a single area of the Planned Residential Development Tract, not closer than two hundred (200) feet from the nearest lot line of a residential use and shall be screened from the Residential sections of the development. There is a minimum of 200 feet between dwelling lot lines and non-residential commercial use. A combination of walls, landscaped berms. vegetative plantings and/or fencing will be used to screen the different uses. 2. All non-residential, commercial uses shall be located with direct access to either a collector or arterial street. All non-residential commercial use has direct access to either a collector or arterial street. ----3~---s~~;f~i~~n~~~~~~ti~~~~~~e~ci~1~~~~~;p~~~;d:---- subject to the following restrictions: a. No sign shall be visible from any dwelling unit constructed in the Planned Residential Development. All signs shall conform to Article XIV, Section 14.16 of this Ordinance, except that all signs shall conform to one-fourth (25%) of the dimensional requirements, length, width, and area, for signs in Article XIV, Section 14.16 B of this Ordinance. . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP '-,' ,.",,,_',,,' k. ", - ~do- ~':~C1''':'~'--;'' C;"li.;"';';,~-. '-.-,~,,":-O, ' APPENDIX PAGE 18 All non-residentiGlI commerciGlI use will comply with the Glbove sign ordinGlnce. Prior to instGliling Glny sign, drGlwings Glnd plGlns will be submitted to the Township for review, GlpprovGlI, Glnd the issuGlnce of sign permits. b. A single ground-pole sign for the non- residential center is permitted. Such sign shall be limited to a height of six (6) feet and shall otherwise conform to one-fourth (25%) of the dimensional requirements for ground-pole signs in Article XIV, Section 14.16 B. 3. of this Ordinance. ------------------------------------------------------ All non-residentiGli commerciGlI use will comply with the Glbove sign ordinGlnce, Prior to instGllling Glny sign, drGlwings Glnd plans will be submitted to the Township for review, approval, and the issuance of sign permits. ------------------------------------------------------ c. Wall signs in accordance with Article XIV, Section 14.16 B. 2. of this Ordinance shall be permitted on a structure for individual use and shall otherwise conform to one-fourth (25%) of the dimensional requirements for wall signs in Section 14.16 B. 2. of the Ordinance. All non-residential commercial use will comply with the above sign ordinance. Prior to installing any sign, drawings and plans will be submitted to the Township for review, approval, and the issuance of sign permits. 4. All non-residential, commercial uses shall be architecturally compatible with residential structures. All non residential commercial uses will be architecturally compatible with residential structures. 5. Parking facilities shall be designed solely for the intended use and shall be physically separated from other parking areas in the Planned Residential Development. Article XlV, Sections 14.10 and 14.11 of this Ordinance shall apply. Visual screening shall be provided between non-residential parking areas and residential areas. Lighting shall be of the low-intensity type and shall be shielded from the view of all surrounding streets and lots, Article XIV, Section 14.18 C.9. of this Ordinance shall apply. This has been complied with and Is represented on the attached drawings. Additional details will be submitted with the preliminary plan submission, 6. All non-residential, commercial structures shall conform to the setback requirements established for residential structures. in Section 16.05 A. above. TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP " " " '-0,;'_ - " . .. '-;;'~:, APPENDIX PAGE 19 ~----------------------------------------------------- All non residential, commercial structures will conform to the setback requirements for residential structures. ~----------------------------------------------------- Common Open Space 1. The location, shape, size an character of the common open space should take into consideration the natural features and physical characteristics of the site as identified in Section 16.04. '- ~----------------------------------------------------- The common open space has been designed with consideration for the natural features and physicai characteristics of the site. Approximately 97% of the existing tree canopy will remain undisturbed. ------------------------------------------------------ 2. Whenever possible, common open space shall be designed as a contiguous area between residential areas with pedestrian and visual access available to all residents of the Planned Residential Development. ------------------------------------------------------ The common open space is designed as a contiguous area between all residential areas and is interconnected by a path system approximately 12 miles long. The path system also provides for connecting the open space without crossing the main feeder road. This road will be crossed in three locations by an underpass. ------------------------------------------------------ 3. Significant natural features such as woodland areas, steep slopes, floodplain areas, large trees, natural water courses and bodies of water, rock outcroppings, and scenic views shall be incorporated into the common open space whenever possible, provided, however, that not less than twenty-five percent (25%) of the total common open space shall be suitable and designed for use as an active recreation area. All significant natural features have been incorporated into the common open space. More than 25% of the common open space either has been designed for or can be used as an active recreation area. 4. Areas designated for common open space shall contain no structures other than those directly related to outdoor recreational uses and structures associated with utilities. The areas designated as common open space will not contain any structures that are not related to outdoor recreational uses or utilities. ----5~---Ali-at;a~-de;ig;~t~d~~~o~~;-0~;~p;;:Ze-~~stb~-~;d; ---- subject to a deed restriction or agreement in a form acceptable to the Board of Township Supervisors and duly recorded in the. TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP ,'" ._-,,';;',,[ -I -, '" - < -- . "L' --'-"'''~~,~,-,., ,0, , ~'" ~ '--illlii . APPENDIX PAGE 20 Office of the Recorder of Deeds Office of Cumberland County prohibiting subdivision of such open space. ------------------------------------------------------ All areas designated as common open space will have a deed restriction prohibiting subdivision. ------------------------------------------------------ D. Streets, Sewer, and Water Facilities, Storm Drainage and Soil Erosion Control, Curbs, and Gutters, and Sidewalks. 1. Streets, sewer, water, storm drainage, an soil erosion control facilities, curbs, gutters, and sidewalks shall be designed and improved in accordance with the requirements and standards set forth in the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. Performance and maintenance guarantees and subsequent release of guarantees for all required improvements shall be in accordance with the requirements and procedures of said Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. ~----------------------------------------------------- All engineering documentation and analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal and will comply with the above. ~----------------------------------------------------- E. Lighting and Other Utilities 1. All streets, off-street parking areas, and areas of intensive pedestrian use shall be adequately lighted. All such lighting shall be designed and located so as to direct light away from the view of all surrounding adjacent residences and lots. Lighting shall be of the low-intensity type. Article XIV, Section 14.18 C.9 of this Ordinance shall apply. All engineering documentation and analysis will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal and will comply with the above. 2. Telephone, electric, gas and cable television utilities shall be installed underground. All utilities will be installed underground. SECTION 16.06 - OWNERSHIP, MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION OF COMMON OPEN SPACE All documentation for the ownerShip. maintenance and preservation of common open space will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal and will comply with Section 16.06. , ----------- TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITIAL JUNE 5, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP N" '" .'" "--,,,~ .In - ~' ' , ~ '-'~-" =,,- """,- ", '" . APPENDIX PAGE 21 SECTION 16.07 - DEVELOPMENT IN STAGES A Planned Residential Development may be developed in stages if the following standards are met: -------------------------------------------------- The project is to be developed in stages. A phasing plan is attached. Additional documentation for the phasing will be submitted with the preliminary plan submittal and will comply with Section 16.07. ------------------------------------------------------ . TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN SUBMITTAL JUNE S, 2000 KMWW PARTNERSHIP , ~'''''- ~Wl.l.L!S~.r *"1711* ~.: * oM 1859 . 7' * ' lOwN~w MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP 350 N. MIDDLESEX ROAD, SUITE I . CARLISLE, PA 17013 . 249-4409 or 795-9631 . FAX 249-8564 Board of SupelVisors: Robert M. Eppley. Charles W. Shughart, Victor P. Stabile Municipal Secretary: Mary G. Justh Zoning Officer: Mark D. Carpenter June 20, 2000 Arthur C. Olsen Olsen Associates Architects 528 Sugartown Road Malvem, PA 19355 Re: Village(s) of Sterling Tentative Master Plan Middlesex Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania Dear Mr. Olsen: I write to you in your capacity as the identified applicant with respect to the above- referenced plan in my position as Zoning Officer for Middlesex Township. For purposes of this letter and unless otherwise specifically noted, my use of the word "plan" shall refer to the VilIage( s) of Sterling Tentative Master Plan, the application submitted with it and all other accompanying document delivered to me as noted below on June 5, 2000, As you are aware, the Board of Supervisors of Middlesex Township on June 20, 2000 voted unanimously to return the plan to you. This action confirmed my decision, as Zoning Officer that the plan submitted was incomplete. This letter will serve to advise you of the action taken with respect to the plan delivered to me and also to advise you of the reasons for that action. I received directly from you on June 5, 2000 copies of a Tentative Master Plan for the VilIage(s) of Sterling (including separate plan sheets for overall development layout, statistical facts and phasing plan), an application for plan approval and various supporting documents. The application notes that the Village of Sterling is a proposed planned residential development that will consist of991 units, In reviewing the material delivered to me in order to determine if the submission was in fact complete and the review process could be commenced, certain required items were noted as missing from the submission. Those items are identified below with reference to the relevant portions of the Middlesex Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance ("SDLD Ordinance") to which they pertain: . -1- ',L' " ,~ ;;c., - _~ w" ~ - , ,. 1. The application and review fees for Middlesex Township (SOLD Ordinance Sections 301, 303, 308); 2, The County Planning Commission review fee (SOLD Ordinance Section 303); 3, A Planning Module for Land Development (SOLD Ordinance Sections 301, 502.a, ); 4. A statement from the Middlesex Township Munieipal Authority regarding the adequacy of any service extensions of public water and sewer and capacity (SOLD Ordinance Sections 301, 502.b,); 5. A preliminary Traffic Impact Study (SOLD Ordinance Sections 301, 502,c" 717.b,); 6. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (SOLD Ordinance Sections 301, 502,d., 718.b.); 7. A Preliminary Grading Plan (SOLD Ordinance Sections 301, 502.f., 1103); 8, A Storm Water Management Plan (SOLD Ordinance Sections 301, 1001); 9. A Landscape Plan (SOLD Ordinance Sections 301, 1202) Section 16.08 A. of the Middlesex Township Zoning Ordinance provides that an application for tentative approval shall be in accordance with the Preliminary Plan requirements of the Middlesex Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. Section 16.08 C, ofthe Middlesex Township Zoning Ordinance notes that an application for tentative plan approval shall be in addition to the plans and supporting data required in the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. The items omitted from the plan submission as listed above are therefore requirements of the tentative plan submission, In addition to the above, there were numerous deficiencies in the plan as set forth in my review notes dated June 20, 2000. A copy of my review notes is attached to and thereby incorporated in this letter. My notes cite the specific provisions of the Zoning Ordinance that have not been met with respect to the plan. A copy of my notes was given to the attorney for the property owner/developer on June 20, 2000 and served in part as the basis of the decision by the Board of Supervisors to return the plan to you. I note that in an appendix to the application there are repeated references to submissions to be made in the future as part of the "preliminary plan submittal". Applicable ordinance provisions addressing planned residential developments incorporate preliminary plan requirements into the tentative plan requirements. In other words, there is no separate procedural step providing for a "preliminary plan submittal" after the tentative plan submission. . -2- ;';""'. ' ~". .~",' -, 't; . Within 60 days of the date when an application for tentative approval with supporting documents has been duly filed, the Board of Township Supervisors is obligated to hold a public hearing on the application, The county planning agency and the Middlesex Township Planning Commission are to review the submission and provide recommendations and comments prior to the public hearing, The serious omissions of required information in the application severely preclude any meaningful review by the planning agencies and render any public hearing, the purpose of which is to notify and inform the public of the development, a useless exercise, Section 301 of the Middlesex Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance, which is applicable to planned residential development submissions, provides that no application shall be deemed filed unless all submission requirements have been met. I am constrained by the Ordinance from distributing the application for review because the submission is substantially incomplete for the reasons noted above, I am hereby returning to you the plan, application and supporting documents. Yours truly, ~SJ.~ Mark D. Carpenter Middlesex Township Zoning Officer cc: Board of Supervisors, Middlesex Township Township Engineer, Middlesex Township Township Solicitor, Middlesex Township KMWW (partnership), property owner/developer Act One Consultants, engineer/surveyor for developer Fronefield Crawford, Jr., attorney for developer . -3- ," ",""<." , " - '~' -"'.; r MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP PL;'\N SUBMISSION COMPLETENESS REVIEW June 20, 2000 . ZONING OFFICER'S REVIEW NOTES VILLAGES OF STERLING - PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT TENTATIVE MASTER PLAN (AS SUBMITTED ON 6-5-00) Prepared by: Olsen Associates Architects Plan Date: 06-05-00 Reviewed: 06-20-00 PLAN SUBMISSION COMPLETENESS REVIEW NOTES: The following review notes address requirements of the Middlesex Township Zoning Ordinance, (No, 3-89, as amended), Article XVI - Planned Residential developments; and the Middlesex Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (No. 8-90, as amended) . Section 16.02 C. No proof of available sewer and water capacity from the Middlesex Township Municipal Authority. . Section 16,02 D, 1. Insufficient data to evaluate compliance with RS standards detailed in Article VIII . Section 16.03 C.3. Insufficient data on amount of impervious cover area in the PRO. Not able to determine if maximum percentage requirement is met. . Section 16.03 C, 5, Insufficient data on amount of impervious cover area on each lot in the PRO to determine if requirement is met. . Section 16.04 Site Analysis Required documentation is incomplete. This data is required to be taken into consideration by the Board of Supervisors as part of review for tentative approval, and may be used as required conditions for plan approval. . Section 16.04 A, In sufficient analysis of natural features to determine if standards for Environmental Impact Assessment Report in Middlesex Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance are met, . Section 16,04 B. In sufficient analysis of community impacts to determine if standards for Environmental Impact Assessment Report in Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance are met. (Page 1 of3) . PR062000 _ '",~ ,:0 c_ , - . MIDDLESEX -TOWNSHIP PI4N SUBMISSION COMPLETENESS REVIEW June 20, 2000 , ZONING OFFICER'S REVIEW NOTES · Section 16.05 A. 2, Required individual lot yard setbacks not shown on plans, · Section 16,05 A. 7. Required individual lot areas, frontages and widths not shown on plans, . Section 16.05 A. 8, Required gross density for single family detached dwelling units not shown on plans. . Section 16.05 A. 11. No landscaping plan to evaluate compliance, . Section 16,05, A. 12. c. Required screening between different dwelling types not shown on plans, . Section 16.05 B, Non-Residential Commercial Uses Commercial area location, typical architectural styles, parking, screening, lighting and setbacks not shown on plans, . Section 16,05, D. Details for street design, sewer and water facilities, storm water drainage, soil erosion control, curbs and gutters and sidewalks not shown on plans, . Section 16.05. E. 1. Location of and details for lighting not shown on plans. . Section 16,05. E. 2. Location of and details for underground telephone, electric, gas and cable television utilities not shown on plans, . Section 16,08. A. Tentative Master Plan as submitted does not meet all requirements for preliminary plan submission as detailed in the Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. . Section 16.08 B, Tentative Master Plan as submitted is incomplete and should not be forwarded for review by the Township Planning Commission and other agencies, (Page 2 on) . PR062000 . ,. .. .. -' . MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP PLAN S~MISSION COMPLETENESS REVIEW June 20, 2000 ZONING OFFICER'S REVIEW NOTES . Section 16,08 C. Application for tentative approval submitted with Tentative Master Plan and supporting data is not complete as addressed by the sections listed below: Section 16,08 C. 1. Proposed land use areas for types of residential, non-resideiltial and open space uses not detailed on application. Section 16,08 C, 2. Density of each type ofland use not detailed on application, Section 16.08 C. 3. Use and approximate height, bulk and location of buildings and structures not detailed on application, Section 16.08 C. 4, Feasibility of disposition of stonn water not detailed on application, Section 16,08 C. 5. Existence of municipal water and sanitary sewer capacities not detailed on application, Section 16,08 C. 8, Provisions for parking and street width and public ways not detailed on application. Section 16,08 C. 12, Scale of tentative master plan (site plan) is about I" = 150'. This scale is smaller than the required scale of I" = 50', and is not adequate for detailed review purposes, Section 16.08 C, 13. No plan review fees included for submission of plan to Cumberland County Planning Commission as required in this section and in the Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. ( Page 3 00 ) . PR062000 ~~~~~~~k"M~,\t3""-,,"!~f.t~lI~.\ill!ijfui!ili~M~.c;j!iJ;:&~~t;'t i'P"""'Il{ ,=', ''''''Illiil'- -- ~ - "'". . .... . [. .. L.S~ C~~ tNi i- '-.J>! '& -' r t~J ~ ~ ?b ~R ~ ., ~ <::>\\ J C) ell C) ~ ~ t' l; csl \" -&' c' ) ~ _.~~,.- -,'-~.~"--^ ,~. .'~ o c:') ~-::: c) iJj r,~J ~ .r~ . I '.-) iif: f'..) ;$:'< Co ',:,''::',,0,',' <":.- :_~,~ ~~~ :--=j -< "'""Jm.L -; . " > ' . ~ o -q f'.) ~~~ "'" m =0 -< , .", ", ,-~. ,; -' c---;:c ,;" . " ~,,- ," ' , , ',",-,;" ~"-,' CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGULNICK, P.C. By: Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esquire Attorney LD.# 07804 220 West Gay Street West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380-2934 Telephone: (610) 431-4500 Attorney for Plaintiff KMWW Partnership KMWW PARTNERSHIP c/o Arthur C. Olsen PO Box 577 Paoli, P A 19301 Plaintiff, vs. MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 350 N. Middlesex Road, Suite 1 Carlisle, P A 17013 Defendant. : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA : No. 00- 1'S'~7 CIVIL : IN MANDAMUS ENTRY OF APPEARANCE TO THE PROTHONOTARY: Kindly enter my appearance on behalf of Plaintiff, KMWW Partnership in the above captioned matter. Date: /2.-'L7-<po CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGULNICK, P.c. By: ., Esquire ~;~~~~~~~~Ml'l&il~~'i;.WlMW;Ii<";-rI""J;::ffl.'fu~~a'Ai::JL'-' .r.c. '-"~'~~l~i~;' -'~,",""~ ., '",'~."' 'N ""'''" c__ ,. h~' >~ _0/ " ','~,' ,'~ ~~. "" - t' '~'';'' - . c., ~_ .'~,..., '- ',"- .........":- 0 C:> 0 C C) -'n :c- o --. -Ocfi {Tl ,- mfp c') -'-;l :~.::J z::ti ;-.... zr' N ~- ~; iI~ Q~_: <Xl .' .; '-~, ,--', i t--,~', ':.":; ;::::,; ,~ '--..' -" )> . " -T' (~ ~..;..!.- L (::" . '''~'. 5--:';:: r:? ".--::; ;-n c::: '__J Z r;- ::...-:1 =< :D ()'\ -< ;"; -,^ '. 1- .'. -,'_'-< ""C ,~ ~-",. ,'" " " '. ~iY; CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGULNICK, P.C. By: Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esqnire AttomeyLD.# 07804 220 West Gay Street West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380-2934 Telephone: (610) 431-4500 Attorney for Plaintiff KMWW Partnership KMWW PARTNERSHIP c/o Arthur C. Olsen PO Box 577 Paoli, P A 19301 : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Plaintiff, : No. 00 - 1 fn CIVIL vs. MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 350 N. Middlesex Road, Suite 1 Carlisle, P A 17013 Defendant. : IN MANDAMUS CERTIFICATION OF SERVICE This is to certifY that in the above-captioned case true and correct copies of my Entry of Appearance and the Complaint In Mandamus have been served upon the following persons by First- Class Mail and on the date stated: Keith Brenneman, Esquire Solicitor, Middlesex Township PO Box 318 Mechanicsburg, P A 17055 Date: ('2-.1...1-00 CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGULNICK, P.C. By: d, Jr., Esquire ;~~'~f~"lf~~~~~~i4t"llW!,iL",'~!!.ifi#l!iOOiii~~~.~~~"~' "_,,~ ~,b __ <,_ ~ ~,~,~ .~" " -. ~",~"~'_.,_',~'~,_c ~"." ,.., 0'" "~I~ililil ~,,',~,~ ..;= .~:,;.~~ iii.iJi\ .~- - --'":_'~'."'~.'-j'- ~, (") s:. -aCCi {ilCn :Z::J.: ZC ~;?, t2",.' ~i.', .~n, ~~~?: "7 :~ , "'- , o o c:> r'll c") N co o -nn -i;J ~D 1'," Y (;;~} __~-n \zl ~~ ~ ~ r",) ""' '" c , .', ~-,' ''', ~ '~",'! --;, " : ." ,. ,. - CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGULNICK, P.C. By: Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esquire Attorney LD.# 07804 220 West Gay Street West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380-2934 Telephone: (610) 431-4500 Attorney for Plaintiff KMWW Partnership KMWW PARTNERSHIP c/o Arthur C. Olsen PO Box 577 Paoli, P A 19301 : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Plaintiff, : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYL V ANlA ; No. 00 - n:IJ- CIVIL 'Yy31 vs. MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 350 N. Middlesex Road, Suite 1 Carlisle, P A 17013 Defendant. : IN MANDAMUS STIPULATION Plaintiff, KMWW Partnership, by its attorney, Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esquire of Crawford, Wilson, Ryan & Agulnick, P.C, and Defendant, Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors, by its attorney, Keith O. Brenneman, Esquire of Snelbaker, Brenneman & Spare, P.C, hereby enter into this Stipulation, with the full authority and consent of their respective clients as follows: WHEREAS, KMWW Partnership on December 28, 2000 filed a Mandamus Complaint docketed to and in the above number and Court; WHEREAS, the parties have reached an Agreement with respect to proceedings with this Mandamus action which they intend to document by this Stipulation; and NOW THEREFORE, the Plaintiff and Defendant in this action, by and through their respective counsel, with full authority and consent of their clients, hereby stipulate and ,,. - ~"",j , I~. ,_ ",< -,,,, -, .-\~.- - '-.'- -~", ,",'- ..- ",," agree as follows: 1. Defendant has an indefinite extension of time, subject to the limitations set forth in Paragraph 2, infra. of this Stipulation, in which to file the Answer to Plaintiff's Complaint in this action with the Prothonotary of Cumberland County. 2. Defendant agrees to file an Answer to Plaintiff's Complaint in this action with the Prothonotary within thirty (30) days of the date that Plaintiff provides written notice to Defendant to file such Answer. 3. The Mandamus action shall not be prosecuted or pursued by either the Plaintiff or Defendant until such time as written notification is provided in accordance with Paragraph 2, above. 4. Neither party shall be prejudiced by holding this action in abeyance in accordance with the terms of this Stipulation and neither party shall claim that the other party is estopped from asserting any claims or defenses in this action by reason of any delay of prosecution of this action occasioned by this Stipulation. SNELBAKER, BRENNEMAN :y~~lJ,'~ KeithO. Brenneman, Esquire 44 W. Main Street Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 (717) 697-8528 Attorney for Defendant Dated:~ H:\ WPDOCS\FC\MIS\Stipulation122700.wpd CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGU ICK, P.c. BY' Fr n field ford, Jr. Esquire 22 est Gay Street West Chester, PA 19380 (610) 431-4500 Attorney for Plaintiff Dated: (1.. . 7-8". fJU . -2- ~~,!-...;~, "~~ ~ ,', ",', iiB-~.l:iI!.II':I"';;'"';"-';"['-~il,;!ll!:!iuItl~M*"'''';''- l~,tJijii~li!~~ 3,",,',"'< ~)",,"^'_'"~, _,"^~ ~,'~~..,^- "~ -~,~ ---., '""Ii ~ , -,' ~"^""-~,' <..'"u""Of-- ',~ " ~j[lirnJ.."":.~",,, " (') ~-;; "'"'Clfrl [f}[r ~2~; ~-- }~:: '--,,-, 5~; ..0::--; ',"- .' -, ..., C) -!-,,," c/; ."D -;-';() ,"T : -(' - "~(,:~ 9;li ;~ -< '-', :') en I>. ,~ -" .:0 .,-, ~ , tr'; CRAWFORD, WILSON, RYAN & AGULNICK, P.c. By: Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esquire Attorney l.D. No. 07804 220 West Gay Street West Chester, PA 19380 Telephone: (610) 431-4500 Attorney for Plaintiff KMWW Partnership KMWW PARTNERSHIP c/o Arthur C. Olsen PO Box 577 Paoli, P A 19301 : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Plaintiff, : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA :No.OO- ~~1 CIVIL vs. MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 350 N. Middlesex Road, Suite 1 Carlisle, P A 17013 Defendant. : IN MANDAMUS ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE PURSUANT TO Pa.R.C.P. No. 402 (B) I, Keith O. Brenneman, Esquire am counsel for the Defendant in the above-capnoned action and accept service of the Complaint - In Mandamus filed thereunder and state that I am authorized to do so. Date: ~ C;~t)1) ~,... KEITH O. BRENNEMAN, ESQUIRE H: \ WPDOCS\FC\ CMS \AcceptSetViceFormKMWW. wpd riI,;if;~';(,:,; -'li<M~"" -liil!J_ill:_I!t;gSlil1!.il~"~- );ij~kl!,i~;\-iijJ~';;-:-'HMi'~~- tr'rij i";- ~O",~.t;.;.,-, ~~~ >...-".:.......~~....; '"bl='~iiilii!iliol;,;..-"..J...e="-" ",' .-- ' -"""LH~n; - "'~, ,'" , o ~ -0'"'' !Tl:-:--~' ~i=,1 i:2 ;.,-cS -'c: ~- -~, -< . ....,,, -.,. '" " '. C;, r__ ;~~ "-"I ~ r7-'- I Uj , ,,-, - 'J\j -':{~J L:j :i3 ,::-:' () ;"')i"n c=, ~t> "'-' =< :~ G, i......) m .1' ,~ --" - - ~ - ~. .;.- "~'"'~',..., CRAWFORD, WILSON& RYAN, LLC By: Fronefield Crawford, Jr., Esquire I.D. No. 07804 220 West Gay Street West Chester, P A 19380 (610) 836.3000 Attorney for Appellant KMWW Partnership KMWW PARTNERSHIP Appellant IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS vs. MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, ET AL. Appellee CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA NO. 2000-8837 : MANDAMUS PRAECIPE TO SETTLE. DISCONTINUE AND END TO THE PROTHONOTARY: Kindly mark the above-captioned matter Settled, Discontinued and Ended. CRAWFORD, WILSON & RYAN, LLC ~-"",,"", ,W;.'~~ilII$lIl~~~~___'p.iI>"';'""",,,,,~, :""_r',r,1*:it~~i'i~::;""'~:"''''-JAfj!tjfj~m,'f1iffi!!1J:~'M:'''''"''''.d E tL--- ", ~ , ,- "~ ~ _~ ,_~_'",,1Co ,,~",,' 'oj: ",-' ",~,>," ~. "~""W:tt:i{&milll!~.!!f.IM~JlilLll' ~ ~ M.~_ ~,_ ,,~" ~~''ii:J&;( ~~i I r"'--:) () c:;') ,::.c:~ -n ,~"l '1 -n , r-! 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