Manor Township, Lancaster County

"Submission requirements. The applicant proposing to erect a PSES shall submit to the Township: (a) A land development plan conforming with the requirements of the Manor Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance,[2] which plan must be approved by the Township; [2] Editor's Note: See Ch. 388, Subdivision and Land Development. (b) A project summary describing the overview of the project, which shall include: the proposed PSES and ancillary facilities; its approximate generating capacity, proposed location, and the location of any new electrical line(s) to and from such system and their off-site connection point(s) to the electrical grid; and the approximate number of panels to be installed, their representative type, height/extent or range of heights/extent, generating capacity, dimensions, and manufacturer(s); (c) A glare analysis report prepared and sealed by an engineer licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which shows that glare will not be projected onto any public street or any building on a property, other than the property where the PSES is located, as a result of its installation; (d) Documents related to decommissioning, as more fully described hereinbelow, including but not limited to executed agreement(s), such as a participating landowner agreement between the Township and PSES owner, operator, and/or landowner requiring such owner, operator, and/or landowner to obtain and post financial security for decommissioning as described hereinbelow; and (e) Other relevant studies, reports, certifications, approvals, and agreements as may be reasonably requested by the Board of Supervisors to ensure compliance with this chapter, including, but not limited to: an interconnection agreement to evidence approval by an electrical utility or other entity receiving the generated energy from the PSES; an operations agreement to set forth operations and management parameters and policies, require continually updated/submitted contact information for the PSES owner/operator, and mandate inspection protocol and emergency procedures; a construction/deconstruction mitigation plan with a traffic study for those periods of construction and deconstruction along with a schedule for when such activities are proposed to occur; and/or a scenic viewshed mitigation plan."