All construction shall be performed in accordance with the details and specifications of the municipality as described herein.

The developer shall employ a New Jersey licensed professional engineer and/or architect to prepare all plans and specifications, for site improvements and a licensed land surveyor of New Jersey to make land surveys and subdivision maps.

Construction shall be performed under the supervision and inspection of the Municipal Engineer under the regulations defined elsewhere herein.

Minor modifications or changes in the approved plans and specifications may be effected only upon written approval of the Planning Board Engineer but some changes may require further review and approval of the Planning Board and Pinelands Commission pursuant to Section 4-309 of the Comprehensive Management Plan.

Any application for development shall demonstrate conformance to design standards that will encourage sound development patterns within the Borough. Where either an Official Map and/or Master Plan have been adopted, the development shall conform to the proposals and conditions shown thereon. The streets, school sites, etc. shown on the officially adopted Master Plan shall be considered in the approval of plats. Proposed development shall also conform to the standards and management programs of the Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan as contained within this chapter.

In accordance with good design practices, extreme deviations from rectangular lot shapes and straight lot lines shall not be allowed unless made necessary by special topographical conditions or other special conditions acceptable to the approving authority. All improvements shall be installed and connected with existing facilities or installed in required locations to enable future connections with approved systems or contemplated systems, and shall be adequate to handle all present and probable future development.

Whenever a development abuts or crosses a municipal boundary, access to those lots within the Borough shall be from within the Borough as the general rule. Wherever access to a development is required across land in an adjoining community as the exception, the approving authority may require documentation that such access is legally established, and that the access road is adequately improved.

The proposed name of the development or street shall not duplicate, or too closely approximate, the name of any other development or street in the Borough. The approving authority shall have final authority to designate the name of the development or street.