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Consistent with Borough Code Chapter 25, Land Development, subsection 25-30.7, the "Ground Lease" of designated military housing areas, whereby the Federal Government maintains clear title and ownership, allows the continued uses as specified for military housing/government housing.
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The military housing zone shall encompass the complex bordered on the east by Myrtle Street; west by Division Street; south by Maple Street; north by Chestnut Street as provided in the GH Zone of the zoning map incorporated in Chapter 25 Land Development.[1]
[1]
Editor’s Note: See Chapter 25, Land Development, for zoning map amendments in subsection 25-30.2.
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While the Federal Government maintains ownership of the military housing area, regardless of the management corporation, the provisions of subsection 25-30.11 are not applicable.
a. 
Upon a change of title from governmental ownership to private ownership all provisions of Chapter 25 shall immediately be in effect.
[1]
Editor’s Note: Government Housing Areas, see PRCD designation in Chapter 25 Land Development, subsection 25-30.2.
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Based upon existing taxation laws and the continued ownership of the military housing by the Federal Government the property shall continue in its tax-exempt status.
a. 
Should the existing Federal and State laws change the Borough shall, consistent with law, assess and place the property and improvements on the tax rolls of the Borough of Lakehurst.
b. 
Should ownership of the property convert from governmental to private, existing tax laws shall immediately become effective.
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During the period military housing is operated by a private contractor the municipality will provide the following services:
a. 
Police.
b. 
Fire Protection.
c. 
EMS.
d. 
Curbside trash and recycling (once per week).
e. 
Snow removal from streets.
f. 
Street cleaning.
g. 
Animal control.
h. 
Pest control (along roadside only).
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In lieu of taxation the municipality shall collect a per unit service fee from the contractor operating the military housing area based upon a formula established using residential property tax levies for the first year:
a. 
Gross revenue from residential properties $_____ multiplied by
b. 
Percent of military houses compared to residential properties _____ minus
c. 
Proportionalized impact aid (impact aid divided by total school funding) equals service fee.
Thereafter the gross revenue for services shall be substituted in paragraph a.
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The annual service fee shall be paid in four (4) equal payments on the first day of February, May, August and November.