Mandatory Dedication Ordinances across the Commonwealth – February, 2008 (updated)
Municipality |
County |
Fee-in-Lieu
of land Res. NonRes |
Acreage (sq.ft.) required
Res. NonRes
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Effect. Date
(incl. amend) |
Open
space plan |
Notes
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Berks |
$1250 per dwelling unit after 2/03 $725 per dwelling unit 11/96 to 2/03 |
None |
Estimated residential value is
$115,000 |
None |
1999 |
Yes |
Subdivisions approved
prior to
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Berks |
See note
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None |
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None |
2000 |
Yes |
*$25,000 per acre fair market value
used as fee-in-lieu of land. Equals $750/dwelling
unit *Partial credit, not to exceed 50%
for private recreation improvements |
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Berks |
$1200 per dwelling unit |
$1500 per acre |
1070- |
None |
2002 |
Yes |
Copy of
Ordinance Available |
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Bucks |
$1,880 per dwelling unit |
None |
( |
None |
1992 |
Yes |
Per dwelling unit figures based
upon 1992 land values. |
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Bucks |
Fair Market Value |
Fair Market Value |
20% - 30% of total tract |
30% of total tract |
2001 |
Yes |
2 Appraisals prepared for and paid
for by Township if Township and Developer can’t agree on fair value. Copy of Ordinance Available |
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Bucks |
$5,165 per dwelling unit |
$1,291 per 1000 sq/ft of building space |
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3000 sq.ft. parkland
per 4000 sq.ft. of building space |
1997 2005
Amendment |
Yes |
Est. residential value is $75,000
per acre Non-Residential includes any development,
including commercial, that does not allow an
individual or family to reside in the structure on a permanent basis. |
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Centre |
0.65 L=#of lots V=Appraised Market Value A=# of Acres .065=Adjustment Constant |
None |
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None |
1990 |
Yes |
Pedestrian trail and/or bicycle
paths may be accepted as open space if meet certain conditions including the
developer paying for the cost of improving the path. Market value is based upon the improved
value of the land with completed roads, sewer and water lines. |
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Centre |
Formula D (dwelling units) X 2.54 persons per dwelling unit X
parkland fee($1000) / person |
None |
Formula 2.54 people/unit
X 65% (developable acreage) |
None |
2005 |
Yes |
Will accept a combination of land
and money with Board approval. |
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Centre |
Formula Dwelling Units X |
None |
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None |
2005 |
No |
The township
is in the process of creating an open space plan and expects to have that in
place by the end of 2008. |
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$2165 per dwelling unit |
None |
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None |
1998 |
Yes |
60% open
space 40% open
space 4 houses per
acre |
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$10,000 per acre |
Commercial & Institutional $15,000/acre Industrial $20,000/acre |
Total Tract R-1 – 8%, R-2 – 10%, R-3 – 12%, R-4 – 14%, |
Commercial/Indus.-5% Institutional-10%
Office/Residential-8% of total tract |
1995 |
Yes |
Alternatives to paying fee include
construct/improve existing rec. facilities, guarantee private reservation and
maintenance of parkland or open space, or combo (incl. fee) |
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Municipality |
County |
Fee-in-Lieu
of land Res. NonRes |
Acreage (sq.ft.) required
Res. NonRes
|
Effect.
Date (incl. amend) |
Open
space plan |
Notes
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$400 per dwelling unit |
$15,000 per acre |
Single Family 8% Multi Family 12% |
5% of Total Tract |
1997 |
No |
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$750 per dwelling unit |
1,000 per acre |
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10% of gross land |
1999 |
Yes |
Copy of
Ordinance Available |
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$1300 per dwelling unit |
None |
Each zoning district has its variations in zoning
restrictions for residential. |
None Each zoning district has its variations in zoning
restrictions for commercial. |
2005 |
Yes |
Alternative to land dedication,
developer can agree to construct/ improve existing rec. facilities, pay fee
in lieu, guarantee the private reservation and
maintenance of parkland or combo of above if a special agreement is made with
the township. |
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$1000 per dwelling unit OR (see
note) |
$1000 per acre unit or (see
note) |
Single family detached or semi-detached shall dedicate a
minimum of Multi-family developments shall dedicate a minimum of (see
note) |
Non-residential developments shall dedicate a minimum of
ten (10%) percent of gross land area to recreational use. |
2004 |
Yes |
Residential developers shall pay
90% of the after-development fair market share of the land as determined by
appraisal, or $1000 per disturbed acre for Non- residential developments with
a minimum of $1000 for developments less than Conversions from single to
multi-family will be subject to the standard for multi-family developments Copy of Ordinance Available |
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$350 per dwelling unit |
None |
50-100 units 100 units or more 3 acres/100 units |
None |
1999 |
Yes |
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Dauphin |
$900 per dwelling unit The ordinance is for all applicants for subdivision or land
development which propose the establishment of dwelling units. (see
note) |
None |
The ordinance is for all applicants for subdivision or
land development which propose the establishment of dwelling units. |
None |
1999 2002 Amendment |
Yes |
The
residential fee shall be increased to reflect the most recently published
Consumer Price Index of the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of
Labor Statistics. The CPI which shall
be considered shall be from area 0100, Northeast Urban, size B/C, and from
all urban consumers (CPI-U). The $900
shall be increased to reflect the percent of increase indicated in the afore mentioned CPI since February 1999. |
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Dauphin |
$2300 per dwelling unit |
None |
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None |
1988 |
No |
Includes
required recreation facility construction depending upon size of
development. Will accept a combination
of land, facilities, and fee-in-lieu of payment. |
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Dauphin |
$2,500 per unit |
None |
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None |
2006 |
Yes |
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Dauphin |
$900/Unit Recommendation made to go up to $1500 in February |
None |
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None |
2005 |
Yes |
Fee in lieu of can be set by
resolution, Township has chosen not to. Single Family Development is Multiple Family Development is 10%
of the total area |
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$1000 per dwelling unit |
None |
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10% of total gross land |
1998 2007 Amendment |
Yes |
Greenways and non-motorized path
maybe required and be credited against land donation or fees in lieu. |
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Fair market value |
None |
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None |
1990 |
Yes |
Developer provides appraisal, if
not acceptable Township gets appraisal.
Developer can choose to build recreation facilities in lieu of land
dedication or fee in lieu of. |
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Fair market value |
None |
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None |
1995 |
Yes |
Alternatives include
construct/improve existing rec. facilities, guarantee private reservation and
maintenance of parkland or open space, or combo (incl.fee). |
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Municipality |
County |
Fee-in-Lieu
of land Res. NonRes |
Acreage
(sq.ft.) required
Res. NonRes
|
Effect.
Date (incl. amend) |
Open
space plan |
Notes
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Lehigh |
$1,200 per dwelling unit |
None |
( |
None |
1993 |
Yes |
No commercial requirements |
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Fair Market Value |
None |
10% Of total area |
None |
1992 |
Yes |
Developer provides appraisal, if not
acceptable Township gets appraisal. |
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None |
None |
None |
None |
-------- |
Yes |
No ordinance currently exists that
incorporates a Fee-in-Lieu of land or acreage requirements in the township. |
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$350 per dwelling unit |
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1999 2007 Amendment |
Yes |
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$1,000 per dwelling unit |
$310 per employee (see
note) |
( |
*200 sq. ft. office space, *520 sq. ft. industrial space, *275 sq. ft. of commercial space |
1995 |
Yes |
Non-residential formula= Employees
are determined at a rate of one per: *200 sq. ft. of gross office space, *520 sq. ft. industrial space *275 sq. ft. commercial space Copy of Ordinance Available |
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Fair market value-see
note |
Fair market value-see
note |
Min. 20% of subdivision acreage |
Min. of 20% of net acreage |
1999 |
Yes |
For both residential and non res. the
fee equals the fair market value of the undeveloped land |
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$500 per dwelling unit |
None |
Developers must provide Land must meet township’s criteria. |
None |
1989 |
Yes |
Developers who cannot fulfill their
requirement must pay a fee to the township that would equal what they would
have had to put into landscaping. A written
appraisal is put together from the township’s landscape consultant and then
an invoice is sent to the developer. Fee in lieu of landscaping for
commercial construction should the construction not meet Upper Moreland
Landscape Ordinances. |
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10% of the total site area of a proposed subdivision or
land development |
None |
Fair market value of the land |
None |
2004 |
Yes |
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$10,000 per 25 houses, or, $400 per house |
None |
1acre/25 houses |
None |
1979 |
Yes |
Ord. States 1acre per 25 houses or
$10,000 per 25 houses. Ratio is $400 per house, or, 1/25th acre
per house |
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$1500 per dwelling unit |
$3500 per acre |
( |
7.5% of total development |
2004 |
Yes |
*Minimum area of dedication is two
acres *75% of land to be suitable for
active use/25% for passive or Natural Resource area |
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$18,000
per acre |
None |
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None |
1992 |
Yes |
Parcels under |
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Westmoreland |
$600-$1200
per dwelling unit |
None |
Formula Number of dwelling units X Occupancy Factor |
None |
1993 |
Yes |
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$1000 per dwelling unit |
None |
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None |
2006 |
Yes |
New Subdivision/Land Development
Ordinance coming in Spring 2008 |
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$800 per dwelling unit |
None |
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None |
2006 |
No |
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$200 per lot/ dwelling unit or $200 per |
None |
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None |
1993 adopted 1998 |
No |
Copy of Ordinance Available |
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$1,032 per dwelling unit |
None |
Nothing less than |
None |
1996 adopted 2003 |
Yes |
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$325 per dwelling unit |
None |
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None |
2004 |
Yes |
* Fair Market Value determined by
York County Tax Assessment Office. An
independent appraiser is only used if Assessment Office fails or refuses to
determine fair market value. |
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$325 per dwelling unit |
None |
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None |
1998 |
Yes |
In the process of updating |
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