A.
Landscaping.
(1)
Except for detached dwelling units and as specified
for corner lots, opaque fencing or screen planting of a dense evergreen
material not less than four feet in height shall be provided between
off-street parking areas and any lot line or street line, except where
a building intervenes or where the distance between such areas and
the lot line or street line is greater than 150 feet.
(2)
All loading areas shall be landscaped and screened
sufficiently to obscure the view of the parked vehicles and loading
platforms from any public street, adjacent residential districts or
uses and the front yards of adjacent commercial and industrial uses.
Such screening shall be by a fence, wall, planting or combination
of the three and shall not be less than four feet in height.
(3)
Each off-street parking area shall have a minimum
area equivalent to one parking space of landscaping per every 30 parking
spaces with 1/2 of said spaces having shrubs no higher than three
feet and the other 1/2 having trees with branches no lower than seven
feet. Such spaces shall be distributed throughout the parking area
in order to break the view of long rows of parked cars in a manner
not impairing visibility. However, any parking area located on the
ground-floor level of a building or in a parking structure shall be
exempt from such landscaping requirements.
B.
Lighting.
(1)
Lighting used to illuminate off-street parking areas shall be so arranged and shielded as to reflect the light away from adjoining residential premises and streets and shall be in accordance with § 131-13 above. All parking facilities providing five or more parking spaces shall be lighted.
(2)
All off-street parking areas shall be adequately illuminated
from dusk to dawn.
C.
Surfacing and curbing.
(1)
All parking and loading areas and access drives shall
be paved as outlined below or the equivalent, as determined by the
Borough Engineer, and approved as part of the site plan approval.
All parking areas, regardless of size and location, shall be suitably
drained and maintained. Areas of ingress or egress, loading and unloading
areas, major interior driveways or access aisles and other areas likely
to experience similar heavy traffic shall be paved with not less than
four inches of compacted base course of plant-mixed bituminous, stabilized
base course, constructed in layers more than two inches compacted
thickness and prepared and constructed in accordance with New Jersey
State Highway Department Standard Specifications for Roads and Bridge
Construction and amendments thereto. A minimum two-inch-thick compacted
wearing surface of bituminous concrete (FABC) shall be constructed
thereon in accordance with the aforesaid New Jersey State Highway
Department Specifications and amendments thereto. Parking stall areas
and other areas likely to experience similar light traffic shall be
paved with not less than three inches of compacted base course of
plant-mixed bituminous, stabilized base course, prepared and constructed
in accordance with the aforesaid New Jersey State Highway Department
Specifications and amendments thereto. Where subbase conditions of
proposed parking and loading areas are wet, springy or of such a nature
that surfacing would be inadvisable without first treating the subbase,
the treatment of the subbases shall be made in the following manner:
The area shall be excavated to a depth of six to 12 inches below the
proposed finished grade and filled with suitable subbase materials,
as determined by the Borough Engineer. Where required by the Borough
Engineer, a system of porous concrete pipe subsurface drains shall
be constructed beneath the surface of the parking area and connected
to a suitable drain. After the subbase material has been properly
placed and compacted, the parking area surfacing material, as described
heretofore, shall be spread thereon.
(2)
Any buffer, fence, hedge or wall required by this
chapter shall be protected by concrete curb or bumper guard or the
equivalent. Such curb or bumper guard shall be parallel to the buffer,
fence, hedge or wall; shall be at least five inches in height above
the adjacent paved surface; and shall be at least two feet from the
buffer, fence, hedge or wall. Utility poles, railroad ties or tree
trunks shall not be used as required curbing.
D.
Access. Access points from any one lot crossing the
street line shall be limited to a maximum of two along the frontage
of any single street. The center lines of any separate access points
shall be spaced at least 65 feet apart, shall handle no more than
two lanes of traffic, shall be at least 20 feet from any property
line and shall be set back from the street line of any intersecting
street at least 50 feet or 1/2 the lot frontage, whichever is greater,
except that in no case need the setback distance exceed 200 feet.
Curb cuts and driveways in excess of 20 feet at the street line shall
be prohibited, except that for nonresidential uses, curb cuts and
driveways of not more than 30 feet are permitted, giving due consideration
to the proposed width, curbing, direction of traffic, flow, radii
of curves and method of dividing traffic lanes. Curbing shall be depressed
at the driveway, or the curbing may be rounded at the corners and
the driveway connected with the street in the same manner as another
street. Unrestricted access along the length of the street or streets
which the parking area abuts shall not be permitted.
E.
Location of parking and loading areas.
(2)
No parking of vehicles shall be permitted in any required
front yard; provided, however, that this restriction shall not apply
to the parking or standing of automobiles or motorcycles on driveways
for a single-family or two-family dwelling.
(3)
The use of a driveway for the parking of automobiles
and motorcycles for a single-family or two-family dwelling shall be
subject to the following limitations:
(a)
If there is no garage and there is sufficient
room, said driveway shall run from the street line to at least the
rear line of the main structure and have a maximum width of 12 feet
in any portion of the front yard or extension of the side yard into
the front yard.
(b)
If there is a garage and there is sufficient
room, said driveway shall run from the street line to the front of
the garage opening and shall have maximum width of 12 feet in any
portion of the front yard or extension of the side yard into the front
yard.
(c)
If there is an existing nonconforming front
yard garage, said driveway shall run from the street line to the front
of the garage opening and shall have a maximum width equal to the
width of the garage opening or 12 feet, whichever is greater.
(d)
Driveways in all residential zoning districts
shall have a minimum width of eight feet.
(e)
Landlords shall be required to provide off-street
parking for tenants in conformity with the applicable requirements
of this chapter.
(4)
Loading spaces may occupy all or part of the required
side or rear yard.
F.
Type of facility. Parking spaces may be on, above
or below the surface of the ground. When parking spaces are provided
within a garage or other structure, said structure shall adhere to
the proper accessory building setbacks, as applicable. The provision
of parking spaces shall also include adequate driveway and necessary
turning areas for handling the vehicles for which provision is made.
Parking areas shall be designed to permit each motor vehicle to proceed
to and from the parking space provided for it without requiring the
moving of any other motor vehicles. Aisles providing access to parking
spaces shall have the following minimum dimensions. Where the angle
of parking is different on both sides of the aisle, the larger aisle
shall prevail.
[Amended 6-28-2011 by Ord. No. 3230-11]
|
Angle of Parking Space
(degrees)
|
One-Way Aisle
(feet)
|
Two-Way Aisle
(feet)
| |
|---|---|---|---|
|
90
|
25
|
24
| |
|
60
|
18
|
--
| |
|
45
|
15
|
--
| |
|
30
|
12
|
--
| |
|
Parallel
|
12
|
24
|
H.
Computation of spaces.
I.
General requirements.
(2)
All off-street parking areas shall have adequate designations
to clearly indicate the traffic flow and parking arrangement.
(3)
No building or use shall be permitted, altered, expanded
or changed unless sufficient loading space is provided on the same
lot or premises upon which the use is located.
(4)
All loading and unloading operations shall be conducted
entirely within the boundaries of the lot of the use for which such
loading space is required. No vehicle or conveyance shall, in any
manner, use public streets, sidewalks or rights-of-way for loading
or unloading operations, other than for ingress and egress to the
lot.
(5)
All required parking spaces for residential purposes,
excepting detached single-family dwellings, shall be designed to provide
for direct and unobstructed ingress and egress to said parking spaces
without requiring the moving or relocation of motor vehicles occupying
parking spaces designated for an adjoining residential unit or units.
An application for a building permit shall provide
documentation that the intended use will comply with the performance
standards enumerated below. In the case of a structure being built
where the future use is not known, a building permit may be issued
with the condition that no certificate of occupancy will be issued
until such time as this documentation is submitted with respect to
the particular occupant. A new application and a new certificate of
occupancy shall be required in the event of a change of any user of
any structure.
A.
Electricity. Electric or electronic equipment shall
be shielded so there is no interference with any radio or television
reception at the lot line or beyond the operator's dwelling unit,
in the case of multifamily dwellings, as the result of the operation
of such equipment.
B.
Glare. There shall be no direct or reflected glare
exceeding 0.5 footcandle measured at the property line of the lot
occupied by such use. Exterior lighting shall be shielded, buffered
and directed so that glare, direct light or reflection will not become
a nuisance to adjoining districts or streets. This regulation shall
not apply to lights used at the entrances and exits of service drives
leading to a parking lot.
C.
Heat. No use shall produce heat perceptible beyond
its lot lines. Further, no use shall be permitted which would cause
the temperature to rise or fall in any body of water.
D.
Noise.
(1)
Noise level shall be measured with a sound level meter
and an octave band filter that conforms to specifications of the American
Standards Association as follows: Sound Level Meter Code No. Sl. 4
1961; Octave Band Filter Set Code No. 224, 10-1953. The sound-pressure
level resulting from any activity shall not exceed, at any point beyond
the lot line, the maximum permitted decibel level for the designated
octave band as set forth in the following table:
|
Maximum Permitted Sound Pressure Level
(decibels)
| ||
|---|---|---|
|
Octave Band
(cycles per second)
|
Sound Pressure Level
(decibels)
| |
|
0 to 75
|
69
| |
|
75 to 150
|
54
| |
|
150 to 300
|
47
| |
|
300 to 600
|
41
| |
|
600 to 1,200
|
38
| |
|
1,200 to 2,400
|
38
| |
|
2,400 to 4,800
|
38
| |
|
Above 4,800
|
38
| |
(2)
In addition, one or more of the following corrections
shall be subtracted from each of the sound pressure given above, as
may be appropriate.
|
Type of Operation or Character of Noise
|
Correction
(decibels)
| |
|---|---|---|
|
Noise of impulsive character (hammering, etc.)
|
5
| |
|
Noise of periodic character (hum, screech, etc.)
|
5
|
E.
Odor. There shall be no emission of any odors which
will disseminate beyond the boundaries of the lot occupied by such.
F.
Storage and waste disposal. No materials or wastes
shall be deposited upon a lot in such form or manner that they may
be transferred off the lot by natural causes or forces, nor shall
any substance which can contaminate a stream, watercourse or underground
aquifer or otherwise render such stream, watercourse or underground
aquifer undesirable as a source of water supply or recreation or which
will destroy aquatic life be allowed to enter any stream, watercourse
or underground aquifer. No industrial operation shall discharge industrial
waste of any kind into any reservoir, pond or lake. The discharge
of untreated industrial waste into a stream is prohibited. All methods
of sewage and industrial waste treatment shall be approved by the
Borough Health Department and the New Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection (DEP). Effluents from a treatment plant shall at all times
comply with effluent standards as established by the DEP. All materials
or wastes which might cause fumes or dust or which constitute a fire
or explosion hazard or which may be edible or otherwise attractive
to rodents or insects shall be stored indoors and enclosed in appropriate
containers adequate to eliminate such hazards. All raw materials,
fuels and finished products shall be stored within an entirely closed
building. The storage of flammable or volatile liquids or gasses in
aboveground or underground tanks or cylinders having an individual
capacity greater than 25 pounds or 10 gallons is prohibited, except
that the storage of gasoline or diesel fuel for motor vehicles shall
be permitted in underground tanks, regardless of capacity. The storage
of crude oil in aboveground tanks having an individual capacity greater
than 500 gallons is prohibited.
G.
Vibration. No use shall cause earth vibrations or
concussions in excess of the standards outlined below, with the exception
of that vibration produced as a result of construction or demolition
activity. The standards below are as set forth in the Table of Frequency
Amplitude Relations. Vibrations shall be expressed as displacement
in inches and shall be measured with a standard, three-component-measuring
system, which is a device for the intensity of any vibration in three
mutually perpendicular directions.
|
Frequency of Ground Motion in Cycles Per
Second
|
Maximum Amplitude of Ground Motion in
Inches Not More Than
| |
|---|---|---|
|
Up to 10
|
.0305
| |
|
10+ to 20
|
.0153
| |
|
20+ to 30
|
.0102
| |
|
30+ to 40
|
.0076
| |
|
40+ to 50
|
.0061
| |
|
50+ to 60
|
.0051
|
H.
Smoke. No use shall be permitted to emit visible smoke
of a shade equal to or darker than No. 2 on the standard Ringelmann
Chart.
I.
Radioactivity. No use shall be permitted to emit dangerous
radioactivity at any point.
J.
Air contaminants. No use shall be permitted to emit
material which is suspended in or discharged into the atmosphere as
dust, fumes, mist, fog, vapor, gas, particulate matter or other pollutants.
K.
Garbage storage. The area used for the storage of
garbage on commercial properties abutting a residential use shall
be adequately buffered from said residential use by means of opaque
fencing or a screen planting of a dense evergreen material not less
than four feet in height.
A.
Height modifications. With the exception of residential
uses as permitted by this chapter, penthouses or roof structures for
the housing of stairways, tanks, ventilating fans, air-conditioning
equipment or similar equipment required to operate and maintain the
building, skylights, spires, cupolas, flagpoles, chimneys or similar
structures may be erected above the height limits prescribed by this
chapter, but in no case more than 25% more than the maximum height
permitted for the use in the district.
B.
Average front yard setback modifications. In such
cases in residential zones where the existing dwellings on the same
side of the street within 200 feet of either side line of the subject
property form an existing setback line, the required front yard setback
for a new dwelling or an addition to an existing dwelling shall be
modified to the average setback of existing development within 200
feet on either side of the lot along the street line on the same side
of the same street or the required setbacks, whichever is greater,
but in no case need the setback exceed 35 feet.
[Amended 2-16-1999 by Ord. No. 2884-99]
C.
Undersized lots.
(1)
Any parcel of land with an area or depth or width
less than that prescribed for a lot in a zone in which such lot is
located, excepting lots located in the U-R1A or R-1A Zones, which
parcel was under one ownership at the date of the adoption of this
chapter, and the owner thereof owns no adjoining land, may be used
as a lot for any purpose permitted in the zone, provided that the
minimum area of such lot shall not be less than 75% of the area required
for the zone in which it is located. The rights acquired herein for
the use of such lot as a building parcel shall terminate should the
substandard lot merge in fee with any adjoining land or property.
(2)
Any parcel of land with an area or depth or width
less than that prescribed for a lot in the U-R1A or R-1A Zones, which
parcel was under one ownership at the date of the adoption of this
chapter, and the owner thereof owns no adjoining land, may be used
as a lot for any purpose permitted in the zone, provided that the
minimum area of such lot shall not be less than 65% of the area required
for the zone in which it is located. The rights acquired herein for
the use of such lot as a building parcel shall terminate should the
substandard lot merge in fee with any adjoining land or property.
D.
Existing side yard violations. No variance application
is required for a construction permit which otherwise would be permitted
under the Code where the property contains an existing nonconforming
side yard, provided that the requested permit will not extend nor
enlarge the side yard violation.
A.
No private residential storage shed shall be constructed
or installed on any lot unless the lot contains a residence building.
Storage sheds shall be located in rear yard areas only and shall meet
the setback distances for accessory buildings as specified for each
particular zoning district, except that in no case may a storage shed
be closer than three feet to any lot line.
B.
Storage sheds shall not exceed the maximum lot coverage
for accessory buildings as specified for each particular zoning district.
C.
Storage sheds shall be firmly anchored to the ground
to ensure stability.
[1]
Editor’s Note: Former § 131-18, Signs, as amended,
was repealed 2-27-2018 by Ord. No. 3449-18.
[1]
Editor’s Note: Former § 131-19, Awnings and awning
signs, as amended, was repealed 2-27-2018 by Ord. No. 3449-18.
[Amended 3-14-2016 by Ord. No. 3391-16]
A.
No private residential swimming pool shall be constructed
or installed on any lot unless the lot contains a residential building.
Pools shall be located in the rear yard or side yard areas only and
shall be set back at least five feet from any inside property line
and 10 feet from any street line.
B.
A swimming pool shall occupy no more than 75% of the
side or rear yard area in which it is located.
C.
A private residential swimming pool area must be surrounded
by a suitable fence or wall with a self-closing and self-latching
gate at least four feet but no more than six feet in height, and said
fence shall not require minimum setback from any lot line. The self-latching
lock access shall be located a minimum of four feet above ground level
and shall meet the requirements of the New Jersey Construction Code.
[Amended 8-10-1999 by Ord. No. 2907-99]
A.
In any residential district, the parking or standing
of the following vehicles or boats in any yard area, driveway or street,
except as provided for in this chapter, is prohibited:
(1)
Unregistered motor vehicles and parts of motor vehicles
of any type.
(2)
Buses, taxis or other vehicles built for the commercial
transportation of passengers.
(3)
Buses or vehicles altered for camper, recreational,
mobile shop, peddler or other similar use.
(4)
Trailers or mobile homes of a type used for dwelling
purposes.
(5)
Camping trailers, mobile homes or recreational vehicles
in excess of 18 feet in length.
(6)
Boats of any type or design in excess of 18 feet in
length.
(7)
Trucks, tractors or other vehicles designed and used
primarily for drawing other vehicles or trailers and not so constructed
as to carry a load other than a part of the weight of the vehicle
so drawn.
(8)
Trucks, meaning every motor vehicle designed, used or maintained primarily for the transportation of property, being capable of having a combined weight of vehicle and load of more than 3,500 pounds, except as permitted pursuant to § 131-33.1 of this chapter; provided, however, that this restriction shall not apply to trucks being used in the rendering of a service to the premises. For the purposes of this subsection, the weight of the truck shall be determined by the gross weight provided on the registration certificate of the same.
(9)
Trucks or trailer attachments having dual rear wheels.
B.
These restrictions shall not apply to trucks being
used in the rendering of service to the lot or premises.
C.
Camping trailers, mobile homes or recreational vehicles
in excess of 18 feet in length may be parked in a driveway or street
of a residential district for 48 consecutive hours when said vehicle
is being loaded or unloaded in anticipation of or following active
use. Said vehicle shall be parked in the driveway or on that portion
of the street immediately contiguous to the property of the vehicle's
owner or operator.
[Amended 5-18-1999 by Ord. No. 2892-99; 3-14-2016 by Ord. No.
3391-16]
The space in any required yard shall be open and unobstructed
except as specified below:
A.
Ordinary projections of window sills, cornices, canopies, eaves and
other architectural features shall be permitted to a distance of not
more than one foot.
B.
Projection of a cornice over 20 feet above finished grade shall be
permitted to a distance of three feet.
C.
An arbor up to eight feet in height, flagpole, unroofed steps or
unroofed terrace shall be permitted to encroach without limitation.
D.
A trellis attached flat against a chimney or building shall be permitted
to be located in a side or rear yard, provided that said trellis shall
not exceed five feet in width and a maximum height equal to the height
of the roofline of the building or 20 feet, whichever is lesser.
E.
A freestanding trellis shall be permitted to be located in a required side or rear yard; provided, however, that said trellis shall conform to the height restrictions of side or rear yard fences as provided in § 131-11 above.
F.
Swimming pools and clothes-drying equipment are restricted to rear
yard areas.
G.
Necessary retaining walls, steps or fences, as permitted or required
by this chapter, shall be permitted to encroach without limitation.
H.
Chimneys or flues may be erected in rear yard areas, provided that
they do not exceed five square feet in area and do not obstruct free
ventilation.
I.
In any commercial zone district, two buildings on one lot may be
connected by an open or enclosed passageway, provided that said passageway
shall not exceed 10 feet in width and 12 feet in height.
A.
In any residential or business zone district, the
installation of electric, gas and/or water meters on the front facade
or in the front yard of any building is prohibited.
B.
All electric, telephone and television cable lines
shall be installed underground in any multifamily, garden apartment
and townhouse development. This subsection shall only apply to new
construction taking place following the effective date of this chapter,
of which this subsection is a part.
C.
In all zoning districts, no heating, ventilating or
air-conditioning equipment shall be located in a front yard.
D.
In all zoning districts, heating, ventilating and
air-conditioning equipment located in a side yard shall be situated
a minimum of 15 feet from the front facade of any building.
E.
In all zoning districts, all rooftop mechanical equipment
shall be located in the center of the roof measured from the roof
perimeter.
All satellite antennas having a diameter in
excess of one meter in residential districts or two meters in nonresidential
districts shall be regulated in compliance with the following regulations:
A.
The service area of a satellite antenna reflective
dish shall not exceed 10 feet in diameter.
B.
The satellite antenna shall be anchored in a solid
concrete foundation if ground-mounted and on a secure foundation if
roof-mounted so that in all cases the front face of the dish shall
be capable of withstanding a static wind load of not less than 75
miles per hour. Design calculations shall be furnished by the applicant
to indicate compliance with this subsection.
C.
All ground-mounted installations must have an underground
electrical conduit for power and signal wiring. Roof-mounted installations
shall provide electrical conduit for all exterior wiring. All exterior
wiring shall conform to the weatherproof standard as defined in the
National Electric Code.
D.
All ground-mounted installations shall be located
in the rear yard and shall comply with the yard and setback requirements
for the principal structure on the lot.
E.
The satellite antenna shall be no larger than the
minimum size necessary to provide reliable operation in light of the
particular location and circumstances. It shall be the burden of the
applicant to show, by expert opinion, that the size of the proposed
antenna is in compliance with this section.
F.
The satellite antenna shall extend no higher than
the minimum height necessary to provide reliable operation in light
of the particular location and circumstance. It shall be the burden
of the applicant to show, by expert opinion, that the height of the
proposed antenna is in compliance with this section.
G.
The ground-mounted satellite antenna shall be located
and screened to minimize motor noise and visibility from the street
and adjacent properties. The ability of the applicant to install the
satellite antenna in an unobtrusive location and to minimize the noise
impact on adjacent properties shall be a major factor in determining
whether or not a site plan shall be approved.
H.
No lot shall contain more than one satellite antenna
as heretofore regulated.
I.
Every satellite antenna shall be maintained in a safe,
presentable and good constructional material condition at all times,
including the repair or replacement of defective parts and all other
acts required for the maintenance of said antenna. The Construction
Code Official shall require compliance with all construction standards
of this chapter. If the satellite dish is not made to comply with
the adequate safety and maintenance standards, the Construction Code
Official shall require its removal in accordance with this section.
J.
Any satellite antenna which is located on property
which becomes vacant and unoccupied for a period of 180 days or more
shall be deemed to have been abandoned. Abandoned satellite antennas
shall be removed by the owner of the premises.
K.
No persons shall maintain or permit to be maintained
on any premises owned or controlled by him any satellite antenna which
is in a dangerous or defective condition. Any such satellite antenna
shall be removed or repaired by the owner of the premises or owner
of the satellite antenna. Upon failure of the owner to remove or repair
a dangerous or defective satellite antenna, the Construction Code
Official shall proceed as described herein.
L.
The Construction Code Official shall cause to be removed
any satellite antenna that endangers the public safety such as an
abandoned, dangerous or materially, electrically or structurally defective
satellite antenna or a satellite antenna for which no permit has been
issued. A Construction Code Official shall prepare a notice which
shall describe the satellite antenna and specify the violation involved
and which shall state that if the satellite antenna is not removed
or the violation is not corrected within 10 days, the satellite antenna
shall be removed. All notices shall be sent by certified mail. Any
time periods provided in this chapter shall be deemed to commence
on the date of the receipt of the certified mail. The notice shall
be mailed to the owner of the property on which the satellite antenna
is located, the owner of the satellite antenna and the occupant of
the property. If any of such persons is unknown or cannot be found,
notice shall be mailed to such person's last known address, if any,
and posted at the premises.
M.
Any person having an interest in the satellite antenna
or the property may appeal the determination of the Construction Code
Official ordering removal or compliance by filing a written notice
of appeal with the Construction Board of Appeals within 10 days after
receipt of the notice. Notwithstanding the above, in cases of eminent
danger to the public safety or other emergency, the Construction Code
Official may cause the immediate removal of a dangerous or a defective
satellite antenna without notice.
N.
Any satellite antenna removed by the Construction
Code Official pursuant to the provisions of this subsection shall
become the property of the borough and may be disposed of in any manner
deemed appropriate by the borough. The cost of removal of the satellite
antenna shall be considered a debt owed to the borough by the owner
of the satellite antenna and the owner of the property and may be
recovered in an appropriate court action by the borough. The cost
of removal shall include any and all incidental expenses incurred
by the borough in connection with the removal. If it shall be necessary
for the Construction Code Official to remove a satellite antenna pursuant
to the provision of this chapter and it should be practicable to sell
or salvage any material derived from the aforementioned removal, he
may sell the same at public sale in conformance with applicable statutory
regulations. Such proceeds, if any, shall be used to offset the costs
of removal to be charged to the satellite antenna owner or property
owner. The borough may file a suit in court to collect any excess
over such costs, and the cost of the removal shall be levied as an
assessment against the property on which the satellite antenna is
located.
O.
Site plan approval by the Planning Board will be required
for the installation of a satellite antenna in all zoned districts.
Each application shall include an antenna plan showing the specific
design, location, size and construction of the proposed antenna which
shall comply in all respects with the standards enumerated herein.
P.
The procedure for application to the Planning Board on site plan approval shall be identical to the procedure established for approval of a major site plan in accordance with Chapter 50, Land Subdivision and Site Plan Regulations, of this Code and the Municipal Land Use Act (N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1 et seq.).
Q.
An application fee of $200 shall be submitted when
filing the satellite antenna site plan application.
For any one- or two-family residence, an attached
or detached garage may be permitted pursuant to the following regulations:
C.
The minimum setback of any garage shall be 20 feet
from the front setback line of any one- or two-family residential
structure as required in the zone in which the property is located.
[Amended 7-22-2003 by Ord. No. 3024-03; 12-13-2021 by Ord. No. 3589-21]
D.
The minimum driveway length from the front property
line to the garage opening shall be 40 feet for one-family residential
structures and 70 feet for two-family residential structures. A corner
lot that has a residential structure with a side entrance garage shall
have a driveway length equivalent to the required front yard setback.
[Amended 7-22-2003 by Ord. No. 3024-03]
E.
The total width of an attached garage door opening
shall not exceed 10 feet in width.
[Added 7-22-2003 by Ord. No. 3024-03]
A.
Except as provided in this section, no single-family
dwelling shall be erected if it is like or substantially like any
neighboring building then in existence or for which a building permit
has been issued in more than three of the following aspects:
(1)
Height of the main roof ridge or, in the case of a
building with a flat roof, the highest point of the roof beams above
the elevation of the first floor.
(2)
Height of the main roof ridge above the top of the
plate (all flat roofs shall be deemed identical in this dimension).
(3)
Length of the main roof ridge or, in the case of a
building with a flat roof, length of the main roof.
(4)
Width between outside walls at the ends of the building,
measured under the main roof at right angles to the length thereof.
(5)
Relative location of windows in the front elevation
or in each of both side elevations with respect to each other and
with respect to any door, chimney, porch or attached garage in the
same elevation.
(6)
In the front elevation, both:
(a)
Relative location with respect to each other
of garage, if attached, porch, if any, and the remainder of the building.
(b)
Either height of any portion of the building
located outside the limits of the main roof, measured from the elevation
of the first floor to the roof ridge or, in the case of a flat roof,
the highest point of the roof beams, or width of said portion of the
building if it has gable in the front elevation, otherwise length
of said roof ridge or said flat roof in the front elevation.
B.
For the purpose of this section, a building shall
be deemed to be a "neighboring building" if the distance between such
building and the subject building is not more than 50 feet and if
both buildings front on the same street.
A.
All security gates must be internal and not occlude
the vision of fire, police and/or governmental officials to inspect
and shall provide a minimum of 75% visibility through the gate.
B.
All electrically operated security gates shall be
designed and maintained to be capable of being opened by manual means
in the event of loss of power or other emergency.
