26 06 17 Engineering Memorandum 2 rcd 6 17 2026

\RTHEO} BUILT ON LEGACY, DRIVEN BY PURPOSE 3. 4. 5. 6. a) Item #4 — A key map at specified scale showing location of tract with reference to surrounding properties, streets, municipal boundaries, etc., within 500’. b) Item #8 — Signature blocks for Chairman, Secretary and Municipal Engineer. c) Item #14 - Affidavit of ownership. d) Item #23 - List of required regulatory approvals or permits. e) Item #29 - Existing right-of-way and/or easements on and within 200’ of tract. f) Item #30 — Topographical features of subject property from U.S.G.S. map. g) Item #31 — Existing and proposed contour intervals based on U.G.S. & G.S. datum. Contours to extend at least 200’ beyond subject property. h) Item #33 — Existing system of drainage of subject site and of any larger inlet or basin of which it is a part. i) tem #34 — Drainage Area Map. Jj) \tem #36 — Proposed utility infrastructure plans, including sanitary sewer, water, storm sewer management, telephone, electric & cable TV. k) \tem #37 — Proposed utility infrastructure plans, including sanitary sewer, water, storm sewer management, telephone, electric & cable TV. 1) Item #44 — Lighting plan & details. m) Item #45 — Landscape plan & details prepared by a professional landscape architect. n) \tem #46 — Solid waste management plan. 0) Item #48 - Site triangles. The architectural plans are unsigned. The Applicant must submit to the Board architectural plans which have been signed and sealed by the Registered Architect preparing same. The Grading Plan must be revised to show the proposed limits of disturbance and the proposed area of disturbance. A pipe bedding detail must be added to the plan. §25-29.2 of the Township Code defines a “Minor Development” as any land development and/or the construction of any site improvements that result in an increase in impervious cover by 400 sf that results in an increase of stormwater runoff but does not meet the definition of a major development. Based on our review, we find that the proposed development is classified as a minor development. §25-29.3.c of the Township Code states that the stormwater management measures for minor development shall be designed to provide erosion control, groundwater recharge and stormwater runoff quantity control through the utilization of green infrastructure techniques as follows: a) Stormwater management facilities shall

o provide erosion control, groundwater recharge and stormwater runoff quantity control through the utilization of green infrastructure techniques as follows: a) Stormwater management facilities shall be designated to manage six inches of rainfall on all new impervious surfaces and meet the standards for runoff quantity and green infrastructure. b) Soil testing shall be performed in accordance with the current rules at N.J.A.C. 7:8. Page 3 of 4