days following the filing of the application or the final order
of the court, the said 90-day period shall be measured from the
30th day following the day the application has been filed.
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(8) If the governing body, or planning agency designated
to review applications under this article, requires an
applicant to prepare and remit an impact analysis under
Article V-B within 45 days of receipt of a preliminary
application for approval of a plat, the period for review
under this section shall not begin until the municipality
determines that the proposed development is not a development
of regional significance and impact or the applicant submits
a written mitigation plan under section 509-B. If a
municipality determines that the proposed development is not
a development of regional significance and impact, the period
of review shall be 90 days and begin on the date that the
decision is communicated to the applicant. If a mitigation
plan is required, the period of review shall be 120 days and
shall begin on the date that the applicant submits the
mitigation plan.
Section 3. Section 509(a) of the act is amended to read:
Section 509. Completion of Improvements or Guarantee Thereof
Prerequisite to Final Plat Approval.--(a) [No] In addition to
any condition imposed by a decision under section 511-B(d)(2),
no plat shall be finally approved unless the streets shown on
such plat have been improved to a mud-free or otherwise
permanently passable condition, or improved as may be required
by the subdivision and land development ordinance and any
walkways, curbs, gutters, street lights, fire hydrants, shade
trees, water mains, sanitary sewers, storm sewers and other
improvements as may be required by the subdivision and land
development ordinance have been installed in accordance with
such ordinance. In lieu of the completion of any improvements
required as a condition for the final approval of a plat,
including improvements or fees required pursuant to section
509(i), the subdivision and land development ordinance shall
provide for the deposit with the municipality of financial
security in an amount sufficient to cover the costs of such
improvements or common amenities including, but not limited to,
roads, storm water detention and/or retention basins and other
related drainage facilities, recreational facilities, open space
improvements, or buffer or screen plantings which may be
required. The applicant shall not be required to provide
financial security for the costs of any improvements for which
financial security is required by and provided to the Department
of Transportation in connection with the issuance of a highway
occupancy permit pursuant to section 420 of the act of June 1,
1945 (P.L.1242, No.428), known as the "State Highway Law."
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Section 4. The act is amended by adding an article to read:
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