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3. Water supply and water conservation proposals. 4. Site design techniques sensitive to the natural environment which should include innovative landscape, building and circulation design. 5. Energy conservation measures. 6. Noise reduction techniques. 7. Construction schedule. 8. Miscellaneous on-site and off-site public improvements. f. Alternatives. Discuss what alternatives were considered both in terms of site design and project location. Indicate why an alternative was rejected if it would have resulted in less of a negative impact than the subject proposal. g. Licenses, Permits and Other Approvals Required by Law. The applicant shall list all known licenses, permits and other forms of approval required by law for the construction and operation of the proposed project. This list shall include, but will not be limited to approval required by the Township, as well as agencies of the County, State and Federal governments. Where approvals have been granted, copies of such approvals shall be attached. Where approvals are pending, a note shall be made to that effect. h. Documentation. All publications, file reports, manuscripts or other written sources of information related to the project, the project site and the Township which were consulted and employed in compilation of the environmental impact statement shall be listed. (Ord. No. 904-88 § 25-5.7D) 25-14 LIGHTING. 25-14.1 Scope and Details of Site Lighting. All areas of the site as depicted on the site plan shall be identified as to the minimum level of illumination in compliance with subsection 25-14.2. The fixture spacing, type mounting height, wattage, photometric pattern shall be shown and calculated for each type of fixture used. A plot of the minimum design illumination shall show the location of each fixture by a symbol and the limits of the isolux/isocandela trace. The lighting for off-street parking shall be designed to direct light downward towards the parking areas. Shields or cutoffs when necessary shall be installed to prevent spillover of light onto residential areas and public streets. (Ord. No. 904-88 § 25-5.8A) 25-14.2 Minimum Levels of Illumination. Minimum Levels of Pedestrian Parking Streets Illumination Walkways Areas RG

and public streets. (Ord. No. 904-88 § 25-5.8A) 25-14.2 Minimum Levels of Illumination. Minimum Levels of Pedestrian Parking Streets Illumination Walkways Areas RG 4/0.4 5/0.5 4/0.4 RM 4/0.4 5/0.5 4/0.4 Cluster 4/0.4 5/0.5 4/0.4 PURD 4/0.4 5/0.5 4/0.4 OB-1 6/0.6 16/1.5 6/0.6 OB-2 6/0.6 16/1.5 6/0.6 B-1 10/0.9 20/2.0 13/1.2 B-2 10/0.9 20/2.0 13/1.2 PC 10/0.9 16/1.5 13/1.2 OR 4/0.4 11/1.0 6/.06 54