Written certification that the operator is in compliance with the conditions contained in the initial conditional use approval;

Updated truck routing schedule over Township roads;

Updated compliance with the Township's road maintenance and bond agreement for the roads to be utilized;

Updated drilling and related operations schedule/time line;

Copies of any new or revised permits and approvals required for the reentry drilling; and

Confirmation that operator is not in breach of current conditional use approval.

Updated truck routing schedule over Township roads;

Updated compliance with the Township's road maintenance and bond agreement for the roads to be utilized;

A location map showing the location of the site in the Township and the proposed ingress to and egress from the site;

The anticipated types of vehicles to be accommodated;

The relevant drilling and related operations schedule/time line, if available; and

Proof of the property owner's consent to the use.

The origin point and destination of the pipeline to be constructed in the Township including time frame for activities;

A description of the substance to be transported through the pipeline and a copy of the material safety data sheet (MSDS);

Any site reclamation plans and time frame;

Location of any pressure-relief devices;

GIS drawings; and

Statement concerning method of operation.

In the Industrial District, there shall be no limitation on the gross floor area dedicated to any light manufacturing.

Application with site plan submitted to the Township and payment of all fees.

On residential lots of one acre or less (as registered with the Washington County Tax Office), six chickens shall be allowed. Ducks will not be permitted on lots less than one acre.

On lots greater than one acre up to two acres, 12 chickens or six ducks shall be permitted.

On lots greater than two acres, there shall be no limit to the number of chickens or ducks.

No roosters are permitted.

All chickens/ducks will be provided with a constant supply of water and feed and be provided appropriate care in accordance with best management practices.

Chickens/ducks must always remain in a completely enclosed, predator-resistant outside run area providing at least six square feet per bird.

A weather-proof indoor coop providing at least two square feet per bird must also be provided.

All feces and litter (usually pine shavings) must be kept in a weather-tight closable container.

All feed shall be kept in a metal weather-tight, rodent-resistant container.

Setbacks. All pens/runs for chicken and ducks must be at least 50 feet from a neighboring structure. If the pen/run cannot be located at least 50 feet from a neighboring structure, any effected neighbors must sign off on the distance to the pen. No portion of a run or coop may be less than 25 feet from any adjoining property line.

Must remain in compliance with all other applicable zoning district regulations and Township codes, including nuisance regulations.

Must obtain all applicable building and zoning permits.

Any coop or pen used for chickens and ducks must be removed, if not used for 18 continued months.

A violation of this section will be actionable accordance with the procedures set forth in the Township's Quality of Life Ordinance.

Exemptions. Normal Agricultural Operations as defined by the Pennsylvania Right To Farm Act (See: 3 P.S. § 952, as amended from time to time) shall be exempt from any regulations contained herein unless said actions endanger the general health, safety and welfare of the public.

Citations. Any operator/owner shall, upon being found liable therefore in a civil enforcement proceeding commenced by the Township before a Magisterial District Judge, pay a fine of not more than $600, plus all court costs, including reasonable attorney's fees incurred by the Township in the enforcement of this chapter. No judgment shall be imposed until the date of the determination of the violation by the Magisterial District Judge. If the defendant neither pays nor timely appeals the judgment, the Township may enforce the judgment pursuant to the applicable rules of civil procedure. Each day a violation exists shall constitute a separate offense. Further the appropriate officers or agents of the Township are hereby authorized to issue a cease-and-desist notice and/or to seek equitable relief, including injunction to enforce compliance herewith. No bond will be required if injunctive relief is sought by the Township. A person who violates this ordinance shall also be responsible for the Township's attorney fees, engineering fees, expert fees and court costs associated with enforcement.

Excessive violator. In the event an operator/owner shall be found in violation of this section on three or more occasions within a twenty-four-month period, the operator/owner shall be deemed to be an excessive violator. Township shall reserve the right to revoke any permits issued under this section for any excessive violator for a period of 12 months following the revocation.

Abatement. In the event an operator/owner shall be found in violation of this ordinance and fails to abate the violation in a timely manner, the Township shall have the authority to enter onto the property to take the necessary actions to abate the nuisance and to charge the operator/owner for the costs associated with doing so.

Nonexclusive remedies. The penalty and collection provisions of this section shall be independent, nonmutually exclusive separate remedies, all of which shall be available to the Township as may be deemed appropriate for carrying out the purposes of this section.