Pennsylvania Statutes Title 73 Pa.C.S.A. Townships § 5503. Certain streets declared public streets

(1) Maps or surveys which are either generated by any governmental unit or are created under a judicial proceeding of the courts of this Commonwealth.

(2) Evidence concerning the distribution of government funds to the township under the act of June 1, 1956 (1955 P.L. 1944, No. 655),  1 referred to as the Liquid Fuels Tax Municipal Allocation Law.

(3) Approved subdivision plans, deeds or other documents containing a designation of the street as either a township street or otherwise.

(4) Evidence that the street is an extension from a public street or public cul-de-sac or a throughway between other municipal or State streets or provides the only access to a municipal boundary line.

(5) Court orders, decisions, findings of fact or other matters of judicial record relating to public or private rights in the street.

(1) The frequency of use of a street may be considered relevant in a proceeding under this section, but, in the absence of additional findings on the purpose of the use, shall not alone be sufficient to establish that the street has been used for public travel.

(2) The condition or sufficiency of the street surface for public travel may be considered relevant in a proceeding under this section, but, absent additional findings of actual public maintenance and repair, shall not alone be sufficient to establish maintenance and repair by the township.