Construction within a floodplain or within fifty feet (50') of a stream bank - contact the Adams County Soil Conservation Office at 334-0636. Any
construction within a floodplain or questionable floodplain or within fifty feet (50') of a stream bank must be approved before any form of permitting is
started. It is the responsibility of the landowner to have the floodplain boundary established to the satisfaction of the zoning officer.
A legally deeded parcel of property in the name of the person(s) requesting construction/building/renovation/demolition must exist before the permitting
process can be started. In the case of rental property, a letter from the property owner approving the construction/building/renovation must be
presented to the Township Zoning Officer before the permitting process can start.
Description of Proposed Ground Disturbance Erosion and Sedimentation Control Guidelines Application for a Land Use/Zoning Permit Supplement to Land Use/Zoning Permit Application for Plan Examination and UCC Building Permit Demolition Permit Factsheet and
Demolition Application Form Application for a Well Construction Permit Application for Sewer/Septic Permit Certificate of Occupancy Application for a Road Occupancy Permit Application to Conduct a
Customary Home Occupation Application for a Conditional Use Permit Application to Appear Before the Zoning Hearing Board Application for a Sign Permit Volunteer Position Application Form Recreation and Parks Commission Member Pledge
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Forms, Permits, Guidelines, and Fact Sheets Used by Hamiltonban Township
A description of ALL planned disturbance of ground is required before issuance of any related permit(s), including but not limited to building and/or demolition permits.
Before applying for such a permit, fill out this Proposed Ground Disturbance Form and review it with the Township Zoning Officer. In
many instances, an Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan will be required. Guidelines for erosion and sedimentation control are given below.
Erosion and sedimentation from stormwater runoff must be controlled whenever construction involves ground disturbance. These guidelines give an overview of the
control process, and under what conditions the various plans and permits are required, and contact information for Adams County Conservation
District, the reviewing and permitting agency.
A Land Use/Zoning Permit is required before starting construction, reconstruction, enlargement, alteration, modification, demolition, or relocation of a
building or structure in the Township. To apply for a Land Use/Zoning Permit, fill out this form and submit it to the Township Zoning Officer for his
review and approval.
Under certain conditions, additional information must be submitted to supplement the information contained on the Land Use/Zoning Permit.
This form is used to submit such information.
Before starting construction of a building within the Township, this form must be filled out and submitted to the Township's Uniform
Construction Code (UCC) inspection contractor, Land and Sea Services, Inc. (717-677-7356). The UCC inspector will review the
building plans and inspect the building during its construction. A copy of this form may be obtained from Land and Sea, or from
the Hamiltonban Township office.
When considering demolition of a building or structure in the Township, first read and review the information included
in the Demolition Permit Factsheet. Start the permitting process by filling out the Demolition Application Form, then submitting the
completed form to the Township Zoning Officer, who will provide you with the necessary procedures, information, and the "order of events"
that is necessary to obtain the required permit(s) for the activity you are considering.
This application form must be filled out and submitted to the Township Zoning Officer for his approval before beginning construction of a
well in the Township. For more information on well construction requirements, see the Township's
Well Ordinance,
Well Ordinance Amendment,
and the Zoning Officer's
Preliminary Well Plot Review/Inspection Checklist.
Before starting construction of a sewer hookup or a septic field/sand mound within the Township, the appropriate permit may be required.
The requirements for such a permit may be obtained from the Township Sewage Enforcement Officer (SEO), Gilbert Picarelli, of KPI
Technology, Inc. (717-339-0612) The SEO will review the septic system plans and inspect the septic system during and after its construction.
When applicable, this permit must be obtained before any other construction or building permit will be issued.
A Certificate of Occupancy must be obtained from the Townsip Zoning Officer before you may use or occupancy of a new structure.
Final inspection(s) will be conducted by the UCC inspector, or if the UCC does not apply, by the Township Zoning Officer.
After the final inspection(s), a Certificate of Occupancy will be issued, providing the inspections have not revealed any deficiencies
in the structure, well, or septic system, if applicable. See Section 502,
"Certificate of Occupancy," of Article V of the Hamiltonban Township Zoning Ordinance.
This application form must be filled out and submitted to the Township Roadmaster (717-642-8509) for his approval before beginning construction
of a driveway on a Township-maintained road. When applicable, this permit must be obtained before any other construction/building permit(s)
can be issued and will be issued only after consultation with and approval of the Township Roadmaster.
Construction of a driveway on a State-maintained road within the Township requires a PennDOT permit.
An application form for a PennDOT Highway Occupancy Permit may be obtained from Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Highway Occupancy Permits,
Rm 12: 2140 Herr St., Harrisburg, PA 17103-1699. To see who has jurisdiction over your road, look at the
Roadway Jurisdiction Map.
Approval by the Hamiltonban Board of Supervisors is required before you may conduct a business out of a home. See
Section 307, "Customary Home Occupations," of Article III of the Township Zoning Ordinance. To apply to conduct
a customary home occupation, complete this form and submit it to the Township Zoning Officer.
Certain activities are neither allowed nor prohibited by the Township Zoning Ordinance, but may be permitted as a conditional use in various
zones. See Article XV, "Conditional Uses," of the Township
Zoning Ordinance. To apply for a Conditional Use Permit, complete this form and submit it to the Township Zoning Officer.
The Township has established a Zoning Hearing Board (ZHB) in accordance with
Article VI, "Zoning Hearing Board," of the Township Zoning Ordinance. The ZHB may hold hearings and adjudicate challenges to
the Zoning Ordinance or zoning decisions by the Township Zoning Officer or the Board of Supervisors. To apply to appear before the Zoning
Hearing Board, complete this form and submit it to the Township Zoning Officer.
A permit is required before posting certain signs within the Township. The Township sign regulations
are defined in of Section 309, "Sign Regulations," of Article III of the Township
Zoning Ordinance. To apply for a Sign Permit, complete this form and submit it to the Township Zoning Officer.
Your Township has a number of committees, commissions and special task forces that are staffed by volunteers. At various
times there is a need to find a new member for these positions. In order to facilitate the finding of new members, the Township
maintains a human resources file of people that would be willing to serve the Township.
If interested, please fill out the following and present it to the receptionist or drop it in the mail. Thank you
This form is for prospective members of the Recreation and Parks Commission. It details the standards expected of a member
should they chose to join.