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NOTICE REGARDING THE SUBMISSION OF COPYRIGHTED PLANS

The Pennsylvania Office of Open Records has ruled that the public may only be given copies of copyrighted building and land development plans when the holder of the copyright consents; otherwise, the public may examine them, but not copy them.

The Township does not interpret those rulings as prohibiting copyrighted plans from being distributed internally to staff, consultants, and elected
officials, since the approval process requires that they all see the plans in order to process them.

Although you are not legally required to do so, the Township urges you to sign below to grant consent allowing the Township to provide copies of
the plans when requested to do so through public Right to Know requests. It has been the Township’s experience that forbidding the plans to be
copied creates confusion and distrust among members of the public, who see the plans anyway during public meetings and hearings at which
they are projected onto a large screen. The process of receiving public comment is smoother and more orderly when the public can be provided
copies in advance.

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{[ADDR]}
{[CITY]}, {[STATE]} {[ZIP]}
{[APHONE]}
www.uprov-montco.org
Please provide a brief description of the project. Applications which leave this section blank may be considered incomplete.
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City
Property Address
Registration Type
Geographic Location
Address
{[PNAME]}
Application Fee
ZIP
Unit #
State
I DO grant consent to allow copies of the submitted copyrighted plans to be distributed to the public in response to Right to Know requests.
  • Contacts
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  • Proposal Information
  • Attachments
  • Certification
Email
Email
Owner Information
State
ZIP
Name
Business Name
State
Phone #
Phone #
State
Address
ZIP
Equitable Owner Information
Applicant Information
City
Address
Equitable Owner Is
Is the owner same as the applicant?
City
Phone #
Email
City
Name
Name
Address
ZIP
Email
Traffic Engineer Information
Business Name
Business Name
Attorney Information
Phone #
Planner Information
Phone #
Email
Business Name
Phone #
Other Professional 2 Information
Civil Engineer Information
Name
Name
Email
Name
Business Name
Name
Phone #
Name
Business Name
Email
Email
Name
Email
Business Name
Other Professional 1 Information
Phone #
Phone #
Land Development Plan
Curative Amendment
Plan Type
Zoning Map Amendment
Other Review Request
If "Other", please specify
Current Zoning
Minor Subdivision
Property Acreage
Proposal Name
Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment
Tax Parcel #
# of lots to be created
Subdivision Plan
Type of Review Requested
Subdivision Plan
Land Development Plan
Proposed Sq.Ft. (Non Residential)
Plan Type
Subdivision/Land Development Ord. Amendment
Proposed # of Units (Residential)
(Maximum of 2 lots can be created for Minor Subdivision)
Proposal Information
Conditional Use
Development Type
Reports/Studies
Additional commnents on attachments if necessary
Correspondence
Please confirm you attached the following documents:
Per the requirements of Act 247, Upper Providence Township will submit the digital application packet to Montgomery County Planning Commission (MCPC). Fees for that review are set by MCPC and will be billed directly to the applicant by MCPC.
Attachments
  • Required Attachments: Digital Submissions of Plans, Deed.
  • Please attach any supporting documents (if applicable).
  • Four (4) sets of subdivision and/or site plans drawn in conformance with Township of Upper Providence’s Land Development Regulations.
  • Certification
Plans
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Certification

Pursuant to section 908(1.2) and section 913.2(b)(2) of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code (“MPC”), 53 P.S. § 10908(1.2) a hearing on an application to the Zoning Hearing Board or Board of Supervisors must commence within 60 days from the date the Township receives an administratively complete application. Section 508 of the MPC, 53 P.S. § 10508, similarly requires that all applications for subdivision and land development approval be acted upon by the Board of Supervisors not later than 90 days following the date of the next regular meeting of the Township Planning Commission following the date the application was filed unless the next regular meeting occurs more than 30 days following the filing of the application, in which case the 90-day period shall commence on the 30th day following the day the application was filed. All of these statutory time periods may be extended or waived indefinitely by a written waiver from the applicant.

An application for zoning relief/approval or subdivision and land development approval will be considered received by the Township when all required documentation indicated on the respective application forms has been provided and payment of all required fees and financial security have been made to the Township. Examples of application include, but are not limited to the following: failure to include required payment/security, payment of the incorrect amount as established by the Township fee schedule or Code, failure to provide required signatures, incomplete application sections, incorrect number of copies, etc.

If an application is submitted to the Township on a weekend, holiday, or other day on which the Township is not open for business, it shall be considered to have been received by the Township on the next business day. If an incomplete or deficient application is submitted to the Township, the Township will return the application or notify the applicant and identify the deficiencies. Formal notification that an application has been rejected as administratively incomplete shall stop the running of any and all timelines for action. Timelines shall only begin to run anew upon the filing of an administratively complete application.

Please also be aware that all materials submitted to the Township related to a zoning or subdivision and land development application are subject to the disclosure requirements and exceptions of the Pennsylvania Right to Know Law, 65 P.S. § 67.101 et seq.. Any and all plans, studies, communications, or other supporting materials submitted to the Township in relation to a zoning or subdivision and land development application may be posted on the Township’s website, at the Township’s sole discretion, and made available for view by any interested parties.

Copyrighted Plans
Signature
I hereby agree to submit five (5) sets of subdivision and/or site plans drawn in conformance with {[CNAME]}’s Land Development Regulations, along with the correct application and Escrow Deposit Fees.
Please Note: Copy of the application will be available after submission.
I/We voluntarily waive the time limits for review of our filing. Such waiver is granted to allow for adjustments or revisions to our filing as may be required during the review process. I/We may revoke this waiver at any time. If I/We do revoke this waiver, then the Township’s time limit for review that is set forth in the Municipalities Planning Code shall begin to run on the day that I hand deliver the signed revocation to the Township during regular business hours, regardless of the number of days that elapsed between the date of the original filing and the date of the revocation.