The following provisions are intended to provide
for the development of housing for an older adult population. Such
development shall be located close to the existing residential developments
of Florence Township and shall be able to be served by public sewer
and water. Flexibility in site layout, including where appropriate
a combination of detached (single-family) and/or attached or semiattached
(e.g., townhome) housing units, is encouraged to promote design efficiency
and the preservation of open space within the tract on which the development
occurs.
The permanent residents of all housing units
in the senior housing development must be at least 55 years of age,
except that the spouse or a member (other than a child) of the immediate
family of an eligible permanent resident (or, in the alternative,
a single live-in adult domestic employee, companion or nurse of an
eligible permanent resident) may be a permanent resident regardless
of his or her age. A maximum of one child, aged 18 or older, may also
reside in any housing unit as a permanent resident with his or her
parent or parents.
Accessory uses include the following:
A. Perimeter fences (on individual lots) as approved
by any homeowners' association and provided for in the association
bylaws and in compliance with Township ordinances.
B. Signs in accordance with Township ordinances.
C. Community buildings for the entire development.
D. Swimming pools for the entire development, but not
on individual housing lots.
E. Tennis court(s) or similar recreational facilities
for the entire development, but not on individual housing lots.
F. Maintenance buildings and storage sheds on individual
housing lots, but not in any case in which the total impervious coverage
for an individual housing lot would thereby exceed the allowable maximum
for such lot, as established by this article.
The developer shall be required to meet an affordable
housing obligation with respect to the development. The specific number
and location of the affordable housing units shall be set forth in
a developer's agreement between the developer and the Township.