Within the Parks and Public Purposes Zone (PPP),
no premises, lot, building or structure shall be used, and no building
or structure shall be erected or altered to be used in whole or in
part for any other than the following specified uses.
[Amended 10-26-2022 by Ord. No. 2022:06]
Public library, public park, public museum,
Borough municipal building(s), public school(s), day care, nursery
schools, community centers, meeting halls, municipally operated swimming
club facilities and privately operated swimming club facilities, provided
that same are operated by a nonprofit, publicly owned, private membership
swimming club, the majority membership therein being limited to residents
of the Borough and; provided, further, that not more than 40 family
memberships are permitted to nonresidents of the Borough and; provided,
further, that the officers and trustees of the private swim club are
limited to residents of the Borough.
[Added 5-4-2005 by Ord. No. 05:09]
Any privately owned parcel in the Parks and
Public Purposes Zone (PPP) may only be developed with a single-family
residential use, and such lot shall be required to adhere to the bulk
and zoning standards consistent with the parcel's size; provided,
however, that if such parcel is contiguous to a lot within another
residential zone, the bulk standards applicable to such residential
zone shall apply.
In determining whether the application shall
be granted, the Mayor and Council shall consider those factors with
regard to the proposed use which could or may affect the health, welfare
and safety of the community and due consideration to the orderly development
of the community so as to provide adequate provisions for circulation
of traffic and services.
The operator of any private swimming club, as
defined by this article, shall be required to pay the same fees for
the procurement of a building permit as is provided in the appropriate
ordinance of the Borough and shall, in addition thereto, pay to the
Board of Health of the Borough, an annual inspection fee of $100,
which shall be used by the Board of Health for the purpose of defraying
the cost of inspecting the premises by the Board of Health or the
Borough Health Officer and/or the Construction Official of the Borough.
In the event the use of the property as applied
for hereunder is abandoned, the applicant and/or owner of the premises
shall, within six months thereafter, cause all structures and facilities
to be removed from the premises and shall cause any tank-type pool
or other excavations in the ground to be filled with clean earth so
that the premises will, as nearly as possible, be restored to its
original condition as vacant land. Failure to operate the bathing
facilities for a period of one year shall constitute abandonment within
the meaning of this section, unless the failure results from action
or permission of any lawful governmental authority.