In the event, in addition to any other remedies provided by law, a developer fails to construct and sell or rent its required low and moderate income housing in accordance with the provisions of its final development approval and Section 16-6 of this chapter, the developer shall be subject to a revocation of its development permit, cessation of issuances of certificates of occupancy until the development is brought into compliance, and/or be subject to the penalties contained in Section 16-27 of this chapter.

Developers seeking final approval for projects containing low and moderate income dwelling units shall certify that information and data contained on all subdivision and/or site plan review application forms is true and complete, and if not true and complete, the developer shall be subject to criminal prosecution under N.J.S.A. 2c:28-2 and also the Township, at its option, may declare all subsequent approvals associated with the subject project or development void and unenforceable.

Developers seeking final approval hereunder for projects containing low and moderate income dwelling units shall provide a declaration of covenants and restrictions in a form acceptable to the Township Attorney including, but not limited to, provisions to assure that the initial sales or rental of dwelling units are in accordance with the requirements of this subsection, Section 16-6 and applicable sections of the Township's Land Development Ordinance dealing with such housing.