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If the improvements include structural alterations, the plans must be sealed by an Architect or Professional Engineer licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Once established that you comply with the requirements of the zoning code, you can proceed to have architectural plans prepared.Preliminary drawings can be submitted to the Building Regulations Division of the Building & Planning Department to determine if the proposed expansion meets the required setbacks and impervious cover limits.No portion of a building is permitted over any of these areas. You must locate any on-site sewer system, sewer/stormwater easements, and flood plain area if applicable.

Impervious surface is 'any material placed on or above the earth which substantially reduces or prevents the natural percolation of water.' Examples include but are not limited to: structures, including eaves, roofs and roof overhangs parking areas, driveways, sidewalks, patios and decks, sport courts, and pools (anything other than grass).

After you determine that you can comply with the setback requirements, you must calculate the amount of 'impervious surface' ( Impervious Surface Calculation Guide) that covers your lot.

The building envelope is the area in which you are permitted to build.

This will establish your building envelope. Once you determine the zoning classification, check the zoning code to determine the setback requirements ( Z oning Setback Requirements) from your property line, and the maximum building and impervious coverage permitted on your property.Use the Zoning Classification Search Form or get the definitive answer from the Township's zoning map, located in the Building & Planning Department. The first step is to determine the 'Zoning Classification' of your property.Commercial Corridors & Economic Development +Īre you thinking about expanding your home? Here are some helpful hints to determine whether your proposed expansion will comply with the Lower Merion Zoning Code.Subdivision & Land Development Ordinance (SALDO)- Adopted May 18,2022.Residential Addition/Expansion Requirements.

Lower merion township electrical license