ORDINANCENO. 18-  AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OFI HANOVER, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, PENNSYIVANIA, PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING VEHICLES ON INOVATION WAY BETWEEN SR 0987AND. ITS WESTERLY DEAD END; FIRST RESPONDERS DRIVE, BETWEEN STATE ROAD 0987 AND OLD AIRPORT ROAD AND OLD AIRPORT ROAD BETWEEN SR 1009. AND ITS NORTHERLY DEAD END IN' THE TOWNSHIP OF HANOVER AND PROVIDING THE: PENALTIES FORI VIOLATION THEREOF The Supervisors ofHanover Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, under the powers vested in them by the "Second Class Township Code of Pennsylvania, as well as other laws oft the Commonwealth ofPennsylvania do hereby enact and ordain the following Ordinance. BE IT ENACTED AND ORDAINED. by the Board of Supervisors of the Township of Hanover, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, and iti is hereby enacted and ordained by the authority  ofs same that:  SECTION 1. PROHIBITIONS: Except whèn necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or to protect the safety of any person or vehicle, or in compliance with law or the direction of a  police officer. or official control device, thei following prohibition shall be in effect:  A. Stopping, standing or parking ofa vehicle is expressly prohibited on Innovation Way Stopping, standing or parking of a vehicle is expressly prohibited on First Responders Drive (T808 (Formerly Airport Road Connector, SR 3024)) between SR 0987 and Old Airport Road (T807 (Formerly Airport Road, SR3025)); and C. Stopping, standing or parking of a vehicle is expressly prohibited on Old Airport Road (T807 (Formerly Airport Road, SR3025)) and its northerly dead end. SECTION 2. VIOLATION: PENALTY. Any person convicted of a violation of this ordinance shall be sentenced to pay those fines and costs established by the applicable provisions of  (T-430). between SR 0987 and its westerly dead end; and  B.  emsehamorethnopuang.doc    the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code and/or those fines and penalties established in Ordinance No. 02-01 Section 172-31 of the Township of Hanover, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, as amended. Ifno fine is set by the aforesaid, then the fine shall be Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars, and costs for each violation. Disposition of said fine or fines shall be made in accordance with the provisions of the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code and/or the provisions of Ordinance No. 02-01 Section 172-31 of the Township of] Hanover, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, as amended.  SECTION 3. SEVERABILITY. The provisions of this Ordinance shall be severable, and if any provisions hereof shall be declared unconstitutional, illegal or invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of any of the remaining provisions of this Ordinance. It is hereby declared as a legislative intent of the Township of Hanover, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, that this Ordinance would have been enacted as ifs such unconstitutional, illegal or invalid provision had not  been included herein.  SECTION 4. All ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith be, and the same  are, hereby repealed.  SECTION: 5. This ordinance shall be effective five (5) days after its adoption.  DULY ORDAINED: AND ENACTED this  day of  2018, by the Board  of Supervisors oft the TownshipofHariover, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, in lawful session  duly assembled.  HANOVER TOWNSHIP, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY,BOARD OF SUPERVISORS  Attest:  By:  Elizabeth D. Ritter, Secretary  JOHN N. DIACOGIANNIS, Chairman  emehamovetnopatkang.de    LEGAL NOTICE  NOTICE: is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors ofHanover Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, will consider for adoption at a Public Meeting to be held at 7:00 p.m. on the 25th day of September, 2018, at the Hanover Township Municipal Building, 3630 Jacksonville Road, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, an Ordinance amending the Code of Ordinances of the' Township ofHanover, Northampton County, by creating ai new Chapter 82  Fireworks.  Copies oft the proposed Ordinance are available for review at the Hanover Township Municipal Building located at 3630. Jacksonville Road, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania during normal  business hours.  The following is the proposed Amendment to the Hanover' Township Zoning Ordinance:    ORDINANCE. NO.1 18-.  AN ORDINANCE OF' THE TOWNSHIP OF HANOVER, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HANOVER, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, BY CREATING A NEW CHAPTER 82 FIREWORKS OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, ANDI REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT THEREWITH NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant to the Authority contained in the Second Class Township Code, as amended, thel board of Supervisors of] Hanover Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, does hereby enact  and ordain asi follows:  SECTION1. Thel Hanover Township Code ofOrdinances is hereby amended to create a new Chapter 82 -  Fireworks to read as follows: "$82-1. Definitions  The: following terms shall have the meanings ascribed unless a contrary meaning is expressly set forthi in thet text, DISPLAY(S) OFI FIREWORKS or FIREWORKS DISPLAY-7 Thei ignition, launching or detonation of] Fireworks, FIREWORKS - Any composition or device for thej purpose of producing a visible or an audible effect for entertainment purposes by combustion, deflagration or detonation that meets the definition of Consumer Fireworks  orl Display Fireworks ass set forth herein. Consumer Fireworks.  A.  (1) Any combustible or explosive composition or any substance or combination ofs substances which isi intended toj produce visible or audible effects by combustion, is suitable for use by thej public, complies with the construction, performance, composition and labeling requirements promulgated by the Consumer Products Safety Commission in 16CFR relating to commercial practices) or any successor: regulation and complies with the provisions for "Consumer Fireworks" as defined in APA 87-1 or any: successor standard, the sale, possession and use ofwhich shall be permitted (2) Thei term does not include devices as "ground and hand-held sparkling devices, 6 "novelties" or "toy caps" in APA 87-1 or any successor standard, the sale, possession and use of which shalll be  throughout the Township.  permitted at all times throughout the Township.  B.  Display] Fireworks. buti is not limited to:  Large fireworks to be used: solely by professional Pyrotechnicians and designed primarily to produce visible or audible effects by combustion, deflagration or detonation. The termi includes, (1) salutes that contain more than two grains or 103 milligrams of explosive (2) aerial shells containing more than 60 grams of pyrotechnic compositions; and (3) other display pieces that exceed the limits of explosive materials for  materials;  classification as Consumer Fireworks and are classified as fireworks UN0333, UN0334 or UN0335 under  49 CRF 172.101 (relating toj purpose andi use ofhazardous materials table).    $82-2. Permit required.  Its shall be unlawful for any person, persons, firms or corporations, amusement parks, fair associations or other organizations or groups ofi individuals tol have to utilize Display Fireworks within thel limits of the Township of Hanover, Northampton County, Pennsylvania ("Township") unless ap permit therefor is first granted by thel Board of  Supervisors, asl hereinafter provided. $82-3. Requirements for Display Fireworks.  A.  Every such use of Display Fireworks within the limits ofsaid' Township shall bel handled by a state-licensed operator, and which display shall be ofs such character and so located, discharged or fired as in the opinion of thel Board of Supervisors, or its duly authorized representative, after proper inspection, shall not be Nol Display Fireworks shall be ignited within 3001 feet ofa Firework Sale Facility or Temporary Structure  hazardous toj property or endanger any person or persons.  B.  for Sale of Consumer Fireworks. $82-4. Application Procedures; Fee,  A.  Application for permits for Display Fireworks shalll be made in writing to the Township Manager at least 30 days in advance ofthe date oft thel Fireworks Display, unless said time period is reduced or waived by thel Board of Supervisors in its sole discretion. The application shall set forth the proposed location ofthe Fireworks Display, the character thereof, name and address oft the operator, and thei name and address of the owner or owners oft the grounds on which the Fireworks Display is tol bel held, with the consent ofsuch In addition to all other application requirements set forthl herein, permit applications for Display Fireworks shall alsoi include a copy ofthe operator's license issued byt thel Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and a copy oft the operator's annual registration with the Attorney General oft the All Applicants shall pay the Township a sum as set from time to time by resolution of thel Board of Supervisors before issuance ofaj permit and provide a certificate of liability insurance in an amount not less D. Ifthe application does not conform to the requirements of all pertinent statutes, ordinances and regulations, thel Board of Supervisors shall reject the application and, in writing, state the: reasons therefor. Ifthe Board ofs Supervisors is satisfied that thej proposed Display Fireworks conforms to the requirements ofthis Chapter, and all laws andi regulations applicable thereto, the Board of Supervisors shall issue a permit  owner or owners thereto in writing attached.  B.  Commonwealth of Pennsylvania  C.  than $5,000,000, naming the Township as an: additional insured.  listing any conditions attached byt thel Board of Supervisors. $82-5. Display Fireworks Permit Issuance; Transferability.  A. B. C.  Ifand after such permit shall have been granted by thel Board of Supervisors, or its designee, possession  and use ofI Display Fireworks shall be lawful for that purpose only. No Display Fireworks permit granted hereunder shall be transferable. and appropriate by the Board of Supervisors to address safety concerns.  The Board of Supervisors may attach to the Display Fireworks permit any conditions deemed necessary  $82-6. Notification forl Fire Protection. Thej permittee shal!: A.  Ensure that proper fire protection is or will bej provided during the use ofI Display Fireworks; and    B.  Notify Hanover Township Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1 no less than 14 days prior to the date ofthe Fireworks  Display. $82-7. Bond required.  The Board of Supervisors shall require al bond, deemed adequate by it, given by the permittee in an amount deemed appropriate byt the. Board of Supervisors, but noti in a sum less than $250,000.00: for Display Fireworks, conditioned for the payment ofall damages caused by any person orj persons and to any property by reason ofthe licensed display and arising from any acts ofthel licensee, his ori its agents, employees or subcontractors, which bond shalll be: filed with the Townshipl Manager before any permit for Display Fireworks is delivered. $82-8. Denial, Suspension and Revocation of] Permit; Appeal.  A. After notice to thej permittee and an opportunity tol bel heard (within five days ofthe date oft the notice), the Board of Supervisors may revoke al Display Fireworks permit or approval issued under thej provisions of this Chapter in the case ofa any false statement or misrepresentation ofi facti int the application, or failure of the applicant to comply with the provisions of this Chapter, or any other applicable statute or regulation. Appeals from any: suspension, revocation or denial ofal Display Fireworks permit may be made to the Northampton County Court of Common Pleas pursuant tot thej provisions oft thel Local Agency Law, 2Pa. In the event that a permit or application has been denied, suspended or revoked, no part ofthe  B. C.  C.S.A. $751 ets seq.  application/permit fees shall be: refunded.  $82-9. Permit Continuance.  Ifbyr reason of unfavorable weather the display for which al Display Fireworks permit has been granted does not take place att the time so authorized, the permittee may within seven (7) days applyt to the Township Manager, setting forth under oath thei fact that such display was noti made, giving the reason therefor, and requesting a continuance of such Display Fireworks permit for a day designated therein, not later than one week after the day fixed originally in said permit. Upon receiving such application for a continuance, the Township Manger, ifl he believes the facts stated herein are true, shall extend the provisions ofthe Display Fireworks permit tot the day fixedi in said application, not later than one week after the original day designated ini thel Display Fireworks permit, and such extension oft time shalll be granted without thej payment of any additional fee and without requiring any bond other than the one given fort the original permit, the provisions of which shall extend to and cover all damages which may be caused by reason of said display takingi place at such extended date in the same manner and to the same extent asi ifsuch  display had taken place at the date originally fixed in the Display Fireworks permit.  $82-10. Disposal of Unfired Fireworks.  Unfired fireworks and trashi remaining after the conclusion oft the use of Display Fireworks for which thej permit was  issued shall be immediately disposed ofbyt thej permittee in an approved, safe manner.  $82-11. Consumer Fireworks; Conditions ofUse  A. Ap person who is at least 18; years of age andi meets the requirements ofthis Article may purchase, possess  and use Consumer Fireworks;    B.  Consumer Fireworks cannot bei ignited or discharged in the Township, except during the following dates  and times: (1) July3rd (2) July4h (3) July 5th (5) January 1st (6) January 1st  4:00) PMt to 11:001 PM 4:00] PM1 to 11:00F PM 4:001 PMt to 11:001 PM 12:00 AM to 12:30 AM 4:00 PM1 to 11:00 PM  (4) December 315t 4:00 PMt to 11:59) PM  The use of Consumer Fireworks is strictly prohibited at all other times. Prohibition. A person may not intentionally ignite or discharge:  C.  (1) Consumer Fireworks on public or private property without the express written permission oft the (2) Consumer Fireworks or sparkling devices within, or throw Consumer Fireworks or sparkling (3) Consumer Fireworks or sparkling devices into or at a motor vehicle or building or at another  owner;  devices from a motor vehicle or building;  person;  (4)  Consumer Fireworks or sparkling devices while thej person is under the influence ofa alcohol, a  controlled: substance or another drug;  (5) Consumer. Fireworks within 1501 feet of an occupied structure.  $82-12. Enforcement; Violations and Penalties.  A. B.  This Chapter shall be enforced byt thel Police Department with, jurisdiction int the Township. Any person, co-partnership, association or corporation who violates this Chapter shall, upon conviction thereof, be: sentenced toj paya ai fine not less than $1,000.00 nor more than $5,000.00, plus the costs of  prosecution.  SECTION 2. SEVERABILITY  Ifany section, clause, provision, or portion of this Ordinance shall be held tol be invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect any  other section, clause, provision, or portion oft this Ordinance.  SECTION3. REPEALER  All Ordinances and parts of Ordinances inconsistent herewith be and the same are hereby  repealed.    SECTION 4. EFFECTIVE  This Ordinance shall become effective five (5) days from the date ofits adoption.  James L. Broughal, Solicitor Hanover Township Northampton County 38 West Market Street Bethlehem, PA 18018    ORDINANCE NO. 18-  AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HANOVER, COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA TO AMEND. THE CODE OF ORDINANCES BY AMENDING IN ITS ENTIRETY CHAPTER 127, PEDDLING AND SOLICITING, AND REPEALING: ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCESINCONSISTENT HEREWITH.  NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED AND ENACTED, by the Board of  Supervisors ofl Hanover Township, Northampton County, Pennsylyania as follows;  SECTION 1. The Supervisors of Hanover Township, Northampton County,  Pennsylvania, under thej powers vested: in them by the "Second Class Township Code, as well as other laws of the Commonwealth of] Pennsylvania, do hereby ordain and enact the following amendment  to the Hanover Township Codified Ordinance, as amended.  SECTION2. Chapter 127, PEDDLING AND SOLICITING, of the Code of  Ordinances, is hereby amended in its entirety and replaced with the: following:  "$127.1. License Required,  Itshall be unlawful forany person, firm, corporation, or association to sell or offers for sale, any goods, commodity, or services in, upon or along any of the public streets, alleys, or public places of the Township of Hanover, Northampton County, Pennsylvania ("Township"), or by going from house tol house for such purposes, without having first procured a license to do SO. "Sell" and "Offer for Sale" shall be defined to include any interaction that  primarily proposes a commercial transaction. $127.2. Licensing Procedure; Operating Regulations.  A. It shall be the duty of any person, firm, corporation, or association engaging in any activity set forth in $127.1, within the limits of the Township, to make application on the Colonial Regional Police Department ("CRPD") for a license to do SO. It shall be the duty of    the CRPD to: investigate the said application, with regard to accuracy ofthei information ofthe application and any recordo lofunsafe, criminal  or fraudulent conduct oft the applicant.  B. The license referred to in this Section shall issue upon filing of a completed application unless the CRPD informs the person, firm, corporation or association in writing and within ten (10) days oft the date of application that the CRPD can show that the person, firm, corporation or association is seeking to engage in unsafe, illegal, fraudulent or criminal activity, or has made a material Inordert toj preserve the rightofTownshipi residents to enjoy the peace and tranquility of their homes without unreasonable interruption or annoyance during times when door-to-door solicitations are most unwelcome, notwithstanding $127.1,it shall be unlawful for any. person, firm, corporation, or association to sell or offer for sale any goods, commodity, or services, or to solicitfunds or donations of any kind, in, upon, or along any of the public streets, alleys, or public places of the Township, or by going from house to house for such purposes between the hours of 9:00 p.m. or 10:00: a.m. or all day on Sundays or other business! holidays recognized as such holidays by the  misrepresentation on the license application.  Commonwealth ofl Pennsylvania.  D. No activity. described in $127.1 shall be done on any private property posted with "no solicitation" signs or listed on the Dol Not Knock List, and any such violation will be considered trespass subject to the criminal laws oft the Commonwealth ofPennsylvania.  E. The license application referred to in $127.1 shall require only information: sufficient to allow the person, firm, corporation, or association engaging in activity described in $127.1, to be contacted by a Township citizen or by the Township. This information shall include the name, address, and phone number of the person, firm, corporation, or association engaging in activity described in $127.1. The application shall also require a brief description of the goods, commodity, or services to be sold or offered for sale. Ifthe applicant is al business enterprise of any kind, the application shall also include the official name ofthel business, any alternate names under which the enterprise conducts business, its state of incorporation, its tax identification number, and its registered address for accepting service of process. The licensee and any persons soliciting on behalf of licensee shalll be required to wear an identification badge provided by the Township at the time of issuance of the license.    $127.3. Fees; Exceptions.  The Board of Supervisors of the Township shall establish, by resolution, a schedule of fees for the obtaining of permits required under the provisions of this part. The resolution providing for the various fees shall be periodically reviewed and amended, when necessary, by resolution of the Board of Supervisors. The issuance ofaj permit shall be contingent upon the payment oft thej proper fee as established by the resolution and the: fee schedule.  $127.4. Appeals.  Ifany person, firm, corporation, or association is denied a license pursuant to $127-2, that denial shall, at the written request of the person, firm, corporation or association be reviewed by the Township Board of Supervisors at their regularly-scheduled meeting occurring in the month following the date of the denial of the application. The license shall be deemed approved unless Township Board of Supervisors, by majority vote, finds that the person, firm, corporation, or association is seeking to engage in unsafe, illegal, fraudulent, or criminal activity, or has made a material  misrepresentation on the license application.  $127.5. Do Not Knock.  The Township CRPD shall maintain an. annually updated list of Township residents who dor not wish tol have any person, firm, corporation, or association sell, offer for sale, any goods, commodity, or services at their place of  residence at any.time.  $127.6. Do Not Knock Regulations.  The Township Manager, or his designee, shall promulgate regulations for the management of the "Do Not Knock List"; the distribution of the "Do Not Knock List" to liçensees; notice and access of the Do Not Knock regulations on the Township website; and enforcement procedures for  violations ofthe Do Not Knock regulations. $127.5. Violation of the. Do Not Knock Regulations.  Licensees who are notified oft the Do Not Knock List under the regulations and who violate the list by selling, offering for sale, any goods, commodity, or services at an address on1 the Do Not Knock List shall, in addition to the violations and penalties set for this Part, have his/her/its license immediately revoked. Licensees who believe that the license has been improperly revoked under this section may appeal said revocation pursuant  to $127.4.    $127.8. Exemptions.  The following persons are exempted from the requirements oft this chapter: A. Persons soliciting contributions on behalf of organizations or nonprofit corporations in compliance with the Solicitation ofl Funds  for Charitable Reform Act. Pennsylvania Election Code.  B. Persons soliciting funds or canvassing permitted. under the  C.  Children under the age of18 years who take orders for and delivery ofnewspapers, greeting cards, candy, bakery, products and the like, or who represent the Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts or similar  organizations.  D. Activities of insurance agents or brokers: authorized to transact business under the insurance laws of thes Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and activities or real estate brokers or agents licensed under the laws ofthe Commonwealth ofPennsylvania.  E. Any person that is merely proselytizing fora religion or distributing political handbills at no cost, or exercising the right to anonymous religious or political speech without soliciting any funds and without  selling any goods. $127.9. Violations and Penalties.  Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any provision ofthis] part, upon conviction thereofin any action brought before a district judge in the manner provided for the enforcement of summary offenses under the Pennsylvania Rules ofCriminal Procedure, shall be sentenced toj pay a fine of not less than $300.00 plus costs or not more than $1,000.00 plus costs and, in default of! payment ofs said fine and costs, to ai term ofimprisonment not to exceed 90 days. Each day that a violation of this part continues or each section of this' part which shall be found to have been violated shall  constitute a separate offense.    SECTION3. All Ordinances and parts ofOrdinances inconsistent herewith are  hereby repealed.  SECTION4. Thej provisions oft this Ordinance shall be severable and ifany  provision thereof shall be declared unconstitutional, illegal ori invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity ofany oft the remaining provisions oft this Ordinance, It is hereby declared as a legislative intent oft the Township that this Ordinance would have been enacted had such unconstitutional, illegal ori invalid provision(s) not been included herein.  SECTION5. This Ordinance shall become effective five days after enactment. ENACTED AND ORDAINED at ai regular meeting oft the Board of Supervisors  oft the Township ofHanover, County ofNorthampton on this  day of  2018.  ATTEST:  BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HANOVER TOWINSHIP, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA  By:  By:  Elizabeth D. Ritter, Secretary  JOHN N. DIACOGIANNIS, Chairman    LIBERTY ENGINEERING,INC: CIVIL-STRUCTURAL-MECHANICAL- LECIRICAL-PLIMBING  September 20, 2018  Board of Supervisors Hanover Township, Northampton County 3630 Jacksonville Road Bethlehem, PA 18017-9302 RE: Time Extension Freshpet LEI Project No. 1468 Dear Board Members:  LVIPIV,Lots 55/56 Manufacturing Addition  On behalfofProfessor Connor's, we are. hereby granting a 90 day time extension to the Township for the purpose of completing the improvements. The current application expires on  July, 2018 and the extension is granted to. January 5, 2019. Thank you for your consideration oft this matter.  Very truly yours,  LIBERTY ENGINEERING, INC. PaulA. Sgewcgak Paul A. Szewczak Principal PAS/scc  7150 Windsor Drive, Suite: 5, Allentown, PA 18106 (484)223-1761 Fax (484)223-1768 www.libertyengr.com  Pagelof1    LAW OFFICES 1216 LINDEN STREET PO.BOXI 1409 BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA 18016  HOLZINGER, HARAK & SCOMILLIO  JAMES J.I HOLZINGER PAUL J. HARAK VICTOR E.: SCOMILLIO DEREK P. RICHMOND  TELEPHONE (610) 867-5023 FAX (610) 867-9945  September 19, 2018  Elizabeth Ritter Township ecretary/Aasistant Treasurer Hanover Township Northampton County 3630 Jacksonville Road Bethlehem, PA 18017-9302 Re: 4700-4720 Bath Pike  Via email to pritterehanovertwp-nc.org and regular mail  Columbia/Wegman Acquisition III, LLC Senior Assisted Living and Memory Care  Dear Ms. Ritter:  This letter is to request an extension of ninety (90)  days for the above captioned Property/Project. The current review period is set to expire on October 1, 2018. The resulting deadline for the Township action on this proposal then becomes February 1, 2019. Please confirm that the Board of Supervisors has granted  this request at your earliest convenience.  If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free  to contact me.  Very truly yourfs, James Holzinger SL  JJH/kcl    Hanoverfngineering  252 Brodhead Road . Suite 100 e Bethlehem, PA 18017-8944 Phone: 610.691.5644 . Fax: 610.691.6968 . Hanovertng.com  September 17,2018 Mr. John) J. Finnigan Jr. Township Manager HanoverTownship, Northampton County 3630 Jacksonville Road Bethlehem, PA 18017-9302 Dear Jay:  RE: HTLLIC-Northgate II, Lot3 4482 Innovation Way Prelminaty/Record Land Development Improvements Inspection Letter Hanover Project H13-25  We have teviewed the HTI, LLCI Proposed. Flex Use Development As-Built PCSM Plans, prepared by Bohler Engineering and revised. August 28, 2018, and thel Northampton County Conservation District Notice ofTermination Approval Letter, dated November 30,2017. All the items noted in out. August 15,2018) Improvements Inspection Letter have been satisfactorily addressed. All site improvements and administrative items have been completed; therefore, we reçommend that the' Township accept thei improvements and close-out the project. We note there are no improvements to be dedicated to the' Township or located within the existing Innovation Way right- of-way; therefore, there will be no. Maintenance Period for this project. Additionally, we note that the financial securities for the Innovation Way Extension Improvements and Innovation Way/Airport Road Traffic Signal Improvements are tol be held for ten (10)years Ifyoul have any questions concerning this matter, please contact the undersigned.  from the date oft the final certificate of occupancy.  Respectfully,  ANOVE/ANGINERAING B  Brien Township Engineer brk:kjc/llb  PE  V-y-ywiDsMpaGaaw oninley/Doayp-17amucmpwereanhapasdionlaierdwe  CC: Hanover Township Board of Supervisors Ms. Yvonne D.1 Kutz, Zoning Administrator James L. Broughal, Esquire Mt. Christopher M. McLean, Fitzpatrick, Lentz & Bubba = Certified Mail' 7017 1450 0000 16720 0463 Mr. DavidT. Davis, HTI, LLC Mt. Stephen A. Shaver, Lehigh Valley Building Systems, Inc.  Envisioning and Engineering. sustainable, cost-effective, and environmentaly yresponsible projects since 1971    Hanovertngineering  252 Brodhead Road . Suite 100 * Bethlehem, PA: 18017-8944 Phone: 610.691.5644 . Fax: 610.691.6968 e HanoverEng.com  September 19, 2018  Mr. John) J. Finnigan Jr. Township Manager HanoverT Township Northampton County 3630] Jacksonville Road Bethlchem, PA 18017-9302 Dear) Jay:  RE: J.G. Petrucci Co. Inc, - Hanover Flex Center 5000 Township Line Road Preliminary/Record Lot Consolidation and Land Development Security Release #1 Hanover Project H15-29  We have reviewed the security release request for the above-referenced project as requested. in the email from Mr. Samuel Ward, dated September 4, 2018. A copy of the spreadsheet for this security release is enclosed. The following is a synopsis of our recommended security release:  Original Security $817,065.70  Previous Releases Recommended Release  $0.00  $555,964.95  Remaining Security Balance = $261,100.75  The reduced amount of the release is due to the following:  1. A certification regarding the installation and operation of the stormwater management spray 2. The Paint Line Stripping is not complete; therefore, only 75% of this item was released. 3. A certification regarding thei installation of the iton pins and concrete monument is tequired 4. The. As-Built Plans have not becn submitted for review; therefore, no security will be 5. The 10% Contingency per the MPCi is not: released until the final security release for the Based upon our review, we: recommend the Township grant thel Developera reduction in the required security in the amount of $555,964.95, resulting in a security balance of $261,100.75. This  irrigation system is required prior to the release ofs security for this item.  prior to the release of security for these items.  released for this item. ptoject.  reduction should be conditioned upon the following:  Envisioning and Engineringstustainohle, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible projects since 1971    Mr. John) J. Finnigan J:. Township Manager  2  September 19,2018  1. The Developer acknowledges the security provided for all improvements will remain in force 2. The Developet adheres to Township Policy 25 (payment of Plans and. Appeals Accounts). Our office has begun performing the final inspection; however, due to the installed erosion and sedimentation control features, we do not have access to the storm sewer system. Once we can complete out final inspection, we will provide a complete final inspection report and Ifyoul have any questions of need additional information, do not hesitate to call this office.  ata minimum of $261,100.75 for the remaining work, plus contingencies.  punchlist ofitems to be completed and/orre repaired.  Respectfully,  PE  Township Engineer brk:kjc/jle imauhagellmneflepi52Phame Enclosure(s)  E  cauriylleesellarane  CC: Hanover Township Board of Supervisors (ith enclosures) Ms. Yvonne D. Kutz, Zoning Administrator (ith enclosures) James L. Broughal, Esquire, Broughal & DeVito, LLP (ivith enclosures) Mr.] Joseph Correia, Triple Net Investments XXXVILP (with enclosures)    5 @    @ 1n -  @ 3 1 4 E 3  S D 8o 1 1 2 2 2  3 6 0o a    @ @ 9  3 4 -  1