Pennsylvania HB375 requires developers to post signage for subdivision or land development applications.

Pennsylvania HB375 amends the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code to mandate that developers post signage for subdivision or land development applications. The signage must be posted within seven days of the initial submission and remain until the application is approved, disapproved, or withdrawn. The signage must be at least nine square feet, include a project description and filing entity, and be readable from 50 feet away. It must also comply with federal and state regulations and be placed outside the public right-of-way.

Pennsylvania HB375 requires developers to post signage for subdivision or land development applications.

Pennsylvania HB375 amends the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code to mandate that developers post signage for subdivision or land development applications. The signage must be posted within seven days of the initial submission and remain until the application is approved, disapproved, or withdrawn. The signage must be at least nine square feet, include a project description and filing entity, and be readable from 50 feet away. It must also comply with federal and state regulations and be placed outside the public right-of-way.