Prior to the approval of any planned residential development within Piscataway Township by the Planning Board, the applicant shall submit to the Township Attorney those legal instruments governing the operation of the planned residential development so that the proposed ownership arrangements established by the applicant inclusive of the master deed will be in conformity with New Jersey State statutes or as to offer sufficient protection to the potential owners or occupants of the planned residential development. The Township Attorney shall either approve, approve with conditions or disapprove said legal instruments.

The applicant shall also provide the Planning Board prior to an approval of a planned residential development, the proposed rules and regulations of the planned residential development as to the eventual establishment of the homeowners association within the planned residential development and the resultant removal as estimated in time of the applicant or his corporate entity from the administration of the planned residential development.

The Planning Board may deny any application for a planned residential development in the event the Township Attorney has not approved the legal documents of the homeowners association, the master deed or where the proposed rules of operation are adjudged to be inconsistent with sound consumer policy, and the intent and objectives of this section to supply a necessary housing need.