[Amended 12-18-2018 by Ord. No. 1770]
All streets shall be provided with manholes, catch basins and
pipes where the same may be necessary for proper drainage.
A.
The system shall be adequate to carry off the stormwater and natural
drainage water which originates within the lot or tract boundaries.
No stormwater runoff or natural drainage water shall be so diverted
as to overload existing drainage systems to create flooding or the
need for additional drainage structures on other private properties
or public lands without proper and approved provisions being made
for taking care of these conditions.
B.
Techniques for computing water runoff shall be as prescribed by the
City Engineer.
C.
Bridges and culverts shall be designed for 100-year storm minimum
flow capacities.
D.
All materials used in the construction of storm sewers, bridges and
other drainage structures shall be in accordance with the specifications
of the Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 1983,
as prepared by the New Jersey Department of Transportation, and any
supplements, addenda and modifications thereto unless otherwise specified
by the City Engineer.
E.
Pipe sizes shall be determined by acceptable drainage design procedures,
provided that the pipe size in a surface water drainage system shall
in no instance be less than 15 inches in diameter. Moreover, underground
pipes ordinarily shall be perforated in order to recharge the drained
water into the ground. All piping and the manner installed shall be
subject to approval by the City Engineer.
F.
Stormwater may be required to be detained or retained on site in
a manner and at a quantity as required by the City Engineer.
G.
Drainage inlets shall be located at all intersections, with inlets
on both sides of a street at intervals of not more than 400 feet or
such shorter distances as required to prevent the flow of surface
water from exceeding six cubic feet per second at the drainage inlet.
Access manholes shall be placed at maximum 500-foot intervals throughout
the system and at pipe junctions where there are no drainage inlets.
H.
Lots shall be graded away from the building(s). Additionally, drainage
shall be provided in a manner which will prevent the collection of
stormwater in pools or other unauthorized concentrations of flow,
and water shall not flow across adjacent property lines at greater
than predevelopment rates.
I.
Approval of drainage structures shall be obtained from the appropriate
municipal, county, state and federal agencies and offices. Where required,
each applicant shall make application to the Division of Water Resources
of the State Department Of Environmental Protection And Energy, the
Cape May County Engineering Department and the City Engineer. Final
approval shall not be effective until letters of approval from the
proper governmental authorities shall be furnished to the Secretary
of the Planning Board, with a copy of each letter forwarded to the
City Engineer.
J.
When required by the municipality and as indicated on an approved
development plan, a drainage right-of-way easement shall be provided
to the City where a tract or lot is traversed by a watercourse, surface
or underground drainageway or drainage system, channel or stream.
The drainage right-of-way easement shall conform substantially with
the lines of such watercourse and, in any event, shall meet any minimum
widths and locations as shown on any adopted Official Map on Master
Plan. Such easement shall be expressed on the plat as follows: "Drainage
easement granted for the purposes provided and expressed in the Land
Development Ordinance of the City of North Wildwood."
A.
All permitted fences shall be situated on a lot in such a manner
that the finished side of the fence shall face adjacent properties.
All poles, posts, etc., shall be erected on the inside of the fence.
No fence shall be erected of barbed wire, broken glass, topped with
metal spikes, nor constructed of any material or in any manner which
may be dangerous to persons or animals.
B.
All fences shall be constructed and maintained to withstand a wind
load of no less than 15 pounds per square foot. Construction materials
may be of wood board (picket or panel), metal chainlink fabric, picket
or bent selvage on tip, or concrete panel; but shall not be solid
concrete or concrete block. All materials shall be treated against
infestation and corrosion.
C.
All fences shall be symmetrical in appearance, with posts separated
by identical distances, with the fencing conforming to a definite
pattern and uniform design. Fences shall be kept in good repair, shall
be regularly painted, and shall be maintained in a clean condition.
D.
On any lot in any district, no wall or fence shall be erected or
altered so that said wall or fence shall be over four feet in height
in front yards, five feet in height in side yards, and six feet in
height in rear yards with the following provisions:
(1)
A dog run may have fencing a maximum of six feet in height, provided such area is located in rear yards only and is set back from any lot line the distance required for accessory buildings in the zoning district as stipulated in Article IV.
(2)
A private residential swimming pool area must be surrounded by a fence at least four feet, but no more than six feet in height. Swimming pool areas shall be located in side and rear yards only. See § 276-42 for additional standards.
(3)
A tennis court area, located in rear yards only, may be surrounded by a fence a maximum of 15 feet in height; said fence to be set back from any lot line the distance required for accessory buildings in the zoning district as stipulated in Article IV.
(4)
Schools, playgrounds and parks in any district and commercial and
industrial uses may erect security fences to control ingress and egress
to all or part of the lot. Said fence shall be no more than 10 feet
in height and constructed with a ratio of the open portion to the
solid portion being not less than 6:1.
E.
Retaining walls shall be permitted provided they are located up to and inside of existing property lines, and they will be permitted to be a maximum of two feet high from grade. Any retaining walls which are proposed to be higher than two feet from grade will require variance relief from the Planning Board. Any visible side of a retaining wall which fronts a public street must incorporate decorative features such as stucco, brickface or a similar finished surface in order to improve the aesthetic appearance of said retaining wall. Retaining walls must be set back a minimum of six feet from the public right-of-way, and in the event a property owner elects to construct/incorporate a fence above the proposed retaining wall the height of the combined structure must conform to current maximum fence heights as set forth within § 276-30D.
F.
Sight triangle areas shall be required at intersections and driveways
entering public streets, in addition to the specified right-of-way
widths, in which no grading, planting or structure shall be erected
or maintained more than 30 inches above the street center line, except
for utility poles, street signs, fire hydrants and light standards.
The "sight triangle" is defined as that area outside of the curb line
and the straight line connecting sight points, one located on each
curbline or driveway center line at a distance of 25 feet or one foot
for each mile of allowed street speed limit, whichever is greater,
or 15 feet along the center line of a driveway. Sight triangle easements
shall be required for any new development and such easement dedication
shall be expressed on the plat or plan as follows: "Sight triangle
easement deeded for purposes provided for and expressed in the Land
Development Ordinance of the City of North Wildwood."
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A.
Street lighting of a type supplied by the utility and of a type and
number approved by the City Engineer may be required at all street
intersections and along all arterial, collector and local streets
and anywhere else deemed necessary for safety reasons.
B.
All parking areas and walkways thereto and appurtenant passageways
and driveways serving commercial, public, office, multiple-family
or other uses having common off-street parking and/or loading areas
shall be adequately illuminated for security and safety purposes.
The lighting plan in and around the parking areas shall provide for
nonglare lights focused downward. The light intensity provided at
ground level shall be indicated in footcandles on the submitted site
plans and shall average at least 0.5 footcandle at intersections and
0.3 footcandle elsewhere in the area to be illuminated. Lighting shall
be provided by fixtures with a mounting height not more than 25 feet
or the height of the building, whichever is less, measured from the
ground level to the center line of the light source.
C.
Any outdoor lighting such as building and sidewalk illumination,
driveways with no adjacent parking, the lighting of signs and ornamental
lighting shall be shown on the lighting plan in sufficient detail
to allow a determination of the effects upon adjacent properties and
traffic safety. The objectives of these specifications is to minimize
undesireable off-premises effects. No light shall shine into windows
or onto streets and driveways in such a manner as to interfere with
or distract driver vision. To achieve these requirements, the intensity
of such light sources, the light shielding and similar characteristics
shall be subject to site plan approval.
A.
Insofar as is practical, side lot lines shall be either at right
angles or radial to street lines.
B.
Each lot must front upon an approved street.
C.
All lots shall be suitable for the purpose(s) of their intended use.
Where there is a question as to the suitability of a lot or lots for
their intended use due to factors such as poor drainage conditions
or flood conditions, the Board, after adequate investigation, may
withhold approval of such lots. If approval is withheld, the Board
shall give reasons and notify the applicant and enter the same in
the minutes.
[Amended 12-19-2023 by Ord. No. 1923]
A.
Natural features such as trees, natural terrain, and open waters
shall be preserved whenever possible in designing any development
containing such features.
B.
The stripping of topsoil and the excavation of clay, sand, gravel,
rock or other such material shall be permitted and the material thus
excavated may be sold only under the following conditions and in conformance
with the requirements of this chapter:
(1)
As part of the construction of a building or the construction or
alteration of a street.
(2)
The surface of the lot shall not be graded to a level below that
of adjoining properties.
(3)
Stripped and excavated materials are not required for the final grade
and landscaping of the property.
(4)
Stripped and excavated materials are changed or renewed in compliance
with the provisions of this chapter and as part of any submitted landscaping
plan and/or any condition of subdivision or site plan approval.
D.
Other provisions of this chapter notwithstanding, in any residential zoning district, the entire lot, except for areas covered by buildings or surfaced as parking, recreation or service areas, shall be landscaped in accordance with landscaping as defined in § 276-7 and in accordance with an overall landscape plan consistent with the natural coastal surroundings. All landscaping shall be properly maintained throughout the life of any residential use on said lot/property. In the front yard, as defined, the landscaped area, there shall be no more than 50% for concrete/pavers/hardscape for driveways, walkways, ground-level patios (i.e., impervious coverage) as decorative hardscape. The rest of the 50% front yard shall be landscaped. A minimum of 30% shall be reserved for grass, plantings and mulched areas. There shall be no more than 20% maximum for loose stone and/or decorative pavers.
E.
All stone,
rocks and/or gravel to be used in front, side and/or rear yard(s)
shall be placed over water-permeable filter fabric, and any use of
plastic or other impermeable material as a weed barrier is prohibited
and same will be attributed to overall imperious coverage. Landscaping
stones, including but not limited to Belgian block, shall be permitted
or other comparable and suitable materials to act as a border to prevent
the stones from getting on the sidewalk, curb, driveway, driveway
apron and/or curb gutter area. Any landscaping stones used in this
manner shall not constitute a tripping hazard in the City’s
street right-of-way.
A.
Lots.
(1)
Whenever the owner of a lot existing at the time of adoption of this
chapter has dedicated or conveyed land to the City in order to meet
the minimum street width requirements of the Official Map or Master
Plan of the City, the Construction Official shall issue construction
and occupancy permits for lots whose depth and/or areas are rendered
substandard only because of such dedication and where the owner has
no other adjacent lands to provide the minimum requirements.
(2)
Any existing lot on which a building or structure is located and
which lot does not meet the minimum lot size, or a structure which
violates any yard requirements, may have additions to the principal
building and/or construction of an accessory building without an appeal
for variance relief, provided the existing use(s) on the lot are conforming
to the permitted use(s) stipulated in this chapter for the lot in
question; the total permitted building coverage is not exceeded; the
accessory building and/or addition does not violate any other requirements
of this chapter such as, but not limited to, height, setback and parking
and does not increase any existing nonconformity; and the lot is not
reduced in size.
(3)
Whenever title to two or more contiguous lots is held by the same
owner, regardless of whether or not each of said lots have been approved
as portions of a subdivision or acquired by separate conveyance or
by other operation of law, and one or more of said individual lots
should, by reason of exceptional shallowness, topographic conditions,
substandard area or yard space or similar measurements, not conform
with the minimum lot area and dimension requirements for the zone
in which it is located, the two or more contiguous lots of said owner
shall be considered as a single lot for the purposes of this chapter.
B.
Structures and uses.
(1)
Any preexisting nonconforming use or structure existing at the time
of the passage of this chapter may be continued upon the lot or in
the structure so occupied, and any such structure may be repaired
in the event of partial destruction thereof.
(2)
Repairs and maintenance work required to keep a structure in sound
condition may be made to a nonconforming structure or a conforming
structure containing a nonconforming use, including renovation which
may require structural alterations or reconstruction.
(3)
No structure containing a nonconforming use shall be enlarged, extended,
or constructed in any manner without an appeal for variance relief.
A nonconforming use may be extended within building in which it is
located, provided that the building was manifestly designed for such
use at the time of the adoption of this chapter and no use shall be
extended outside the building. An addition of a second story, or part
thereof, or the addition of lands associated with any alteration or
improvements to a structure containing a nonconforming use, shall
require variance approval pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70d.
(4)
Except, where title to contiguous lot(s) is held by the same owner,
any existing building or structure located on an existing lot which
does not meet the applicable minimum lot size requirement of this
chapter, or any existing structure which violates any yard requirement
of this chapter, shall be permitted to construct additions to the
principal building and/or construct accessory buildings without an
appeal for variance relief, provided:
(a)
The existing use(s) on the lot are conforming to the permitted
use(s) stipulated in this chapter for the lot in question;
(b)
The total permitted building and lot coverages and floor/area
ratio stipulated in this chapter for the permitted use(s) are not
exceeded; and
(c)
The accessory building and/or addition to the principal building
do not violate any requirements of this chapter such as, but not limited
to, height, yard setbacks and parking.
(5)
(Reserved)
(6)
Any nonconforming use or structure which has been changed to a conforming
use or structure shall not be changed back again into a nonconforming
use or structure.
(7)
Any nonconforming use, structure or lot may change ownership and
continue to function as the same nonconforming use, structure or lot,
provided all other provisions of this chapter and other applicable
laws are met.
(8)
Any residential dwelling, whether a conforming or nonconforming use
in the district in which it is located, and which is completely or
partially destroyed by fire or other acts of nature, may be rebuilt
on the same lot within the periphery of the same foundation even if
the lot is undersized for the district.
(9)
Any detached single-family dwelling located on an existing lot of
record or any isolated vacant lot within the R-1, R-1.5 and R-2 Zoning
Districts which does not meet the applicable minimum lot requirements
of this chapter shall be permitted to be demolished and rebuilt, or
a new construction built or an addition constructed thereon without
variance relief, provided:
(a)
The total permitted building and lot coverages, including impervious
coverages, if applicable, stipulated in this chapter for the detached
single-family dwelling on the lot in question are not exceeded.
(b)
The proposed detached single-family dwelling on the lot conforms
with the applicable yard requirements and parking requirements of
this chapter except as follows:
[1]
On lots having a lot frontage of 30 feet, the side yard setbacks
shall total 10 feet (six feet for a corner lot having one side yard
setback) with minimum setbacks of four feet (six feet for a corner
lot having one side yard); and
[2]
On lots having a lot frontage of 40 feet, minimum side yard
setbacks shall be six feet per side yard.
(c)
The maximum building height (as defined in § 276-7 of the Code of the City of North Wildwood) of the proposed detached single-family dwelling or a new construction built or an addition constructed thereon on the lot shall be reduced as shown in the applicable table(s) below. For lot frontages not listed, maximum building height shall be reduced to the next lowest height shown:
[1]
For the R-1 Zoning District:
|
Type of Lot
|
Minimum Required Lot Frontage
(feet)
|
Maximum Building Height
(feet)
|
|---|---|---|
|
Required
|
50
|
36 or 3 stories, whichever is less
|
|
Undersized
|
45
|
32 or 3 stories, whichever is less
|
|
Undersized
|
40
|
28 or 2 stories, whichever is less
|
|
Undersized
|
35
|
26 or 2 stories, whichever is less
|
|
Undersized
|
30 or less
|
24
|
[2]
For the R-1.5 Zoning District:
|
Type of Lot
|
Minimum Required Lot Frontage
(feet)
|
Maximum Building Height
(feet)
|
|---|---|---|
|
Required
|
40
|
36 or 3 stories, whichever is less
|
|
Undersized
|
35
|
27 or 2 stories, whichever is less
|
|
Undersized
|
30 or less
|
24 or 2 stories, whichever is less
|
[3]
For the R-2 Zoning District:
|
Type of Lot
|
Minimum Required Lot Frontage
(feet)
|
Maximum Building Height
(feet)
|
|---|---|---|
|
Required
|
40
|
36 or 3 stories, whichever is less
|
|
Undersized
|
35
|
27
|
|
Undersized
|
30 or less
|
24
|
(d)
No building or addition constructed thereon shall be constructed
under this subsection on a lot less than 30 feet wide without variance
relief and/or Planning Board approval. In such case, the same lot
frontage/width, building height and side yard setback ratios shall
be employed as defined in the applicable table above and referenced
herein.
(e)
In keeping with the traditional seashore architecture of the
single-family homes in North Wildwood, no building constructed under
this subsection shall have a flat or mansard roof. All roofs for buildings
so constructed shall be of gable, gambrel or hipped roof design and
shall employ a slope of not less than four in 12, with steeper pitches
encouraged. Parapets, cornices and similar architectural features
shall be articulated and appropriately decorated. Architectural elements
such as porches, bays and dormers are encouraged, to add interest
and variety to the visual landscape.
A.
Lighting. Lighting used to illuminate off-street parking areas shall be arranged to reflect the light away from residential premises and public streets and shall be in accordance with § 276-31. All parking facilities providing five or more parking spaces shall be lighted.
[Amended 5-16-2023 by Ord. No. 1899]
B.
Paving and curbing.
(1)
All paved parking and loading areas and access drives shall be paved
as outlined below unless otherwise specified by the appropriate municipal
agency and approved as part of the development application approval.
All parking areas, regardless of size and location, shall be suitably
drained and maintained.
(a)
Areas of ingress or egress, loading and unloading areas, parking
areas, interior driveways or access aisles and other areas likely
to experience heavy traffic shall be paved with not less than six
inches of soil aggregate base course prepared and constructed in accordance
with City requirements as shown on the Typical Section(s) provided
for in the Appendix[1] and any other specifications & amendments thereto.
[Amended 5-16-2023 by Ord. No. 1899]
[1]
Editor's Note: Said Appendix is on file in the City offices.
(b)
Where subgrade conditions of proposed parking and loading areas
are wet, springy or of such a nature that surfacing would be inadvisable
without first treating the subgrade, the treatment of the subgrade
shall be made in the following manner: The areas shall be excavated
to a suitable depth below the proposed finished grade and filled with
a suitable subgrade material as reasonably determined by the City
Engineer. Where required by the City Engineer, a system of pourous
concrete pipe subsurface drains or an alternate solution approved
by the City 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 hereinabove, shall be spread thereon.
(2)
All off-street parking lots providing five or more parking spaces
shall have adequate designations to indicate traffic flow and parking
spaces.
[Amended 5-16-2023 by Ord. No. 1899]
(3)
All required off-street parking spaces shall be nine feet wide by
18 feet long and be located inside the property lines of the property.
In the case of residential structures with garage/driveway parking,
a minimum of 20 feet from the property line to garage façade
is required.
[Amended 5-16-2023 by Ord. No. 1899]
(4)
All off-street parking and loading areas shall be clearly delineated
or shall be provided with either curbing or curb stops so that vehicles
cannot be driven onto required perimeter landscaped areas, buffer
zones and street rights-of-way and so that each parking and loading
area has controlled entrances and exits and drainage control. Curbing
or wheel stops shall be located to prevent any part of a vehicle from
overhanging internal sidewalks or landscaped areas. Parking and loading
spaces shall not be an extension of any street right-of-way. All required
off-street parking spaces shall be oriented perpendicular to any street
and/or property lines, especially for residential use, except for
any parking lot with more than five parking spaces. At no time shall
required parking spaces for residential uses be oriented so that parking
spaces are parallel to any street and/or property line, except for
instances of corner lots where parking may be adjacent to a side property
line.
[Amended 5-16-2023 by Ord. No. 1899]
(5)
A buffer planting strip not less than five feet in width shall be
provided between any property line which abuts a residential use or
district and any parking area with five or more parking spaces.
(6)
At least 50% of the lot frontage of the front yard, as defined from the property line inwards towards the proposed building, shall be contiguous raised curb with landscaping only. Design of the front yard shall also consider any driveway for access, required parking and any front yard walking path, exclusive of the 50% requirement. Hardscaping of the complete front yard area is prohibited. Landscaping is to be provided in accordance with § 276-7 and § 276-33. Landscaping of the utility strip, commonly between the curb and sidewalk, need not be landscaped, but must be in accordance with City Typical Section for same. The utility strip can be hardscaped with pavers, concrete or ornamental stone. The intent of the raised curb is to provide as much on-street parking as possible and to provide an open, landscaped area along the front of the property from the sidewalk to the front of the structure.
[Amended 11-21-2023 by Ord. No. 1921]
(a)
In all zones other than R-1 and R-2, the Planning Board, at the time
of site plan review, shall have the discretion to consider other than
50% contiguous raised curb. For example, if 50% raised curb would
produce only one on-street parking space, the Board may consider the
contiguous raised curb to be reduced to that required for one parking
space (22 feet long). The Board may also consider the raised curb
along adjacent properties in combination with the raised curb on the
subject property that would result in the maximum number of on-street
parking spaces being provided. In all instances, the development must
provide a minimum of 25% of lot frontage with contiguous raised curb
and 50% of lot frontage with noncontiguous raised curb.
C.
Access. Each lot developed with a detached single-family dwelling
unit or a two-family building shall be permitted only one curb cut
per each full 20 feet of lot frontage; and each curb cut shall be
a minimum 10 feet wide and the curb cut and access drive shall be
located on the side property line. Each lot developed with other than
a detached single-family unit or a two-family building shall not be
so restricted; however, curb cut access shall be limited by the City
Planning Board, as deemed necessary, in order to provide as few curb
cuts as necessary, and no curb cut shall be more than 20 feet in width.
In all instances, due consideration to the proposed width, curbing,
direction of traffic flow, radii of curves and method of dividing
traffic lanes shall be given. Curbing, where required, shall be depressed
at the driveway, and the curbing may be rounded at the corners. Driveways
and access to any public street, except for single-family or two-family
dwelling units, shall be located at least 35 feet from the intersection
of the street at the curbline and shall be designed in a manner conducive
to safe ingress and egress.
D.
Location of parking and loading. Required off-street parking and
loading spaces shall be located on the same lot or premises as the
use served, regardless of the number of spaces required by this chapter,
except that in cases when it is determined during site plan review
that the requirements for on-site off-street parking cannot be met
because of existing conditions, the location and adequacy of off-site
parking spaces to service the use shall be specified on the site plan
for approval by the Planning Board. All commercial parking spaces
shall be provided within 200 feet of the front pedestrian access to
the establishment. No parking of vehicles shall be permitted in fire
lanes, streets, driveways, landscaped areas, aisles, buffer areas,
sidewalks or turning areas. Parking may occupy front, side and rear
yard areas subject to site plan approval. Where different specific
activities with different parking requirements share the parking area,
the total number of required parking spaces shall be the sum of the
individual requirements for each activity.
E.
Type of facility.
(1)
Parking spaces may be on or above the surface of the ground. When
parking spaces are provided within a garage or other structure, said
structure shall adhere to the proper accessory or principal building
setbacks, as applicable.
(2)
The provision of parking and loading 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 areas shall have the following minimum
dimensions:
|
Angle of Parking Space
|
One-Way Aisle
(feet)
|
Two-Way Aisle
(feet)
|
|---|---|---|
|
90°
|
22
|
24
|
|
60°
|
18
|
20
|
|
45°
|
15
|
20
|
|
30°
|
12
|
18
|
|
Parallel
|
12
|
18
|
|
Where the angle of parking is different on both sides of the
aisle, the larger aisle width shall prevail.
|
(3)
Stacked parking, where motor vehicles are parked one in front of
the other and require, when fully utilized, the moving of one vehicle
to allow the removal of another, is prohibited, except in the instance
of residential units where two spaces are provided for a particular
dwelling unit. Stacked parking is not permitted within an enclosed
garage where vehicles must exit the site by backing out into the street.
A car may be stacked in front of the garage if there is a minimum
of 20 feet from the garage façade to the property line.
[Amended 5-16-2023 by Ord. No. 1899]
(4)
Where the separate designation of a specific loading space is not
required for an activity, the required off-street parking area shall
not be used for loading and unloading purposes except during hours
when normal business operations are suspended.
F.
Special standards applicable to the CBD Central Business District
and D&E Dining and Entertainment permitted uses.
(1)
Credit shall be given on a 50% basis (rounded to the higher number)
for on-street parking spaces towards the nonresidential component
of a project's parking requirement [e.g., seven on-street spaces will
get credit for four on-site spaces (7 x 50% = 3.5 and 3.5 rounded
to the higher number is four)]. The on-street spaces shall be directly
adjacent to the subject property, be clearly indicated on the site
plan, measure eight feet by 22 feet, and not interfere with loading
or delivery operations, fire lanes, bikeways, bus stops, site triangles,
pedestrian crossings or driveways.
G.
Mechanical
parking lifts. Mechanical parking lifts shall be prohibited in all
zoning districts, other than a lift in a licensed automobile service
station, or a lift located within the interior of a residential or
commercial garage. Mechanical parking lifts located within a permitted
garage shall not count towards the number of off-street parking spaces
required by the NJ Residential Site Improvement Standards (NJ-RSIS)
(N.J.A.C. 5:21-1 et seq.), City ordinance or decision of the City
Planning Board.
[Added 5-3-2022 by Ord. No. 1870; amended 5-16-2023 by Ord. No. 1899]
An application for a construction 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 construction permit may be issued with the conditions
that no certificate of occupancy will be issued until such time as
this documentation is submitted with respect to the particular occupant.
These provisions shall not apply to any sewage treatment plant which
has received approval by the State Department of Environmental Protection
and Energy.
A.
Electrical and/or electronic devices. All electric or electronic
devices shall be subject to the provisions of Public Law 90-602, 90th
Congress, HR 10790, dated October 18, 1968, entitled "An Act for the
Protection of Public Health and Safety from the Dangers of Electronic
Product Radiation" and the BOCA Basic Building Code as adopted by
the State of New Jersey.
B.
Glare. No use shall produce a strong, dazzling light or reflection
of a strong, dazzling light or glare beyond its lot lines. Exterior
lighting shall be shielded, buffered, and directed so that glare,
direct light or reflection will not become a nuisance to adjoining
properties, adjoining units, adjoining districts or streets.
C.
Heat. No use shall produce heat perceptible beyond its lot lines.
Further, no use shall be permitted which could cause the temperature
to rise or fall in any body of water, except that this provision shall
not apply to any sewerage treatment plant which has received approval
by the State Department of Environmental Protection and Energy.
D.
Noise. Noise levels shall be designated and operated in accordance
with local regulations and those rules established by the New Jersey
Department of Environmental Protection and Energy as they may be adopted
and amended.
E.
Odor. Odors shall not be discernible at the lot line or beyond. Any
process which may involve the creation or emission or any odors shall
be provided with a secondary safeguard system so that control will
be maintained if the primary safeguard system should fail.
F.
Storage and waste disposal.
(1)
No flammable or explosive liquids, solids or gases shall be stored
in bulk above ground; provided, however, that tanks or drums of fuel
directly connected with energy devices, heating devices, or appliances
located on the same lot as the tanks or drums of fuel are excluded
from this provision.
(2)
No provision shall be made for the depositing of materials or waste
upon a lot where they may be transferred off the lot by natural causes
or forces or where they can contaminate an underground aquifer or
otherwise render such an underground aquifer undesirable as a source
of water supply or recreation or where they will destroy aquatic life.
Provision shall be made for all material or waste which might cause
fumes or dust or which constitute a fire hazard or which may be edible
or otherwise attractive to rodents and insects to be enclosed in appropriate
containers to eliminate such hazards and stored outdoors. Such outdoor
storage containers shall be surrounded by fencing and adequately screened
from adjacent properties.
G.
Ventilation. No use shall obstruct the natural ventilation of adjacent
uses nor contaminate the air with excessive heat or odor. Further,
no air conditioners or exhaust fans shall be permitted to discharge
exhausted air unless set back within the building line.
H.
Vibration. There shall be no vibration which is discernible to the
human senses or which is at low or high frequencies capable of causing
discomfort or damage to life or property.
I.
Toxic and radioactive substances. There shall be no toxic or radioactive
substances associated with any use.
J.
Drainage. No stormwater or natural drainage which originates on the
property or water generated by the activity (e.g., air conditioners,
swimming pools, etc.) shall be diverted across property lines unless
transported in an approved or existing drainage system.
K.
Smoke control.
(1)
No smoke shall be emitted from any chimney or other source visible
gray greater than No. 1 on the Ringelmann Smoke Chart as published
by the United States Bureau of Mines.
(2)
Smoke of a shade not darker than No. 2 on the Ringelmann Chart may
be emitted for not more than four minutes in any thirty-minute time
period.
(3)
These provisions, applicable to visible gray smoke, also shall apply
to visible smoke of a different color, but with an equivalent apparent
opacity.
L.
Control of dust and dirt, fly ash, fumes, vapors and gases.
(1)
No emission of dust, dirt, fly ash, fumes, vapors and gases shall
be made which can cause any damage to health, animals or vegetation
or other forms of property or which can cause any noticeable soiling
at any point.
(2)
No emission of liquid or solid particles from any chimney, etc.,
shall exceed 0.3 grain per cubic foot of the covering gas at any point.
(3)
For measurement of the amount of particles in gases resulting from
combustion, standard correction shall be applied to a stack temperature
of 500° F. and 50% excess air.
Unless otherwise specifically permitted within this chapter,
no more than one principal dwelling, building or use shall be permitted
on one lot.
A.
All public services shall be connected to an approved public utilities
system where one exists. The developer shall arrange with the servicing
utility for the installation of the distribution supply lines and
service connections, in accordance with the provisions of the applicable
standard terms and conditions incorporated as part of its tariff,
as the same are on file with the New Jersey State Board of Public
Utility Commissioners.
(1)
Upon submission of preliminary plats or plans for approval, the developer
shall present a statement of interest, setting forth all public utility
companies to serve the tract.
(2)
Prior to the commencement of construction, the developer shall furnish
the City Clerk a copy of the agreements with the applicable public
utility companies certifying the jurisdiction of the public utility
company for the particular portion of the City; indicating agreement
with the proposed utility installation design; and stating who will
construct the facility so that service will be available prior to
occupancy. The form of such agreement(s) shall be reviewed and approved
by the City Attorney prior to the commencement of construction.
(3)
The developer shall provide the City with four copies of a final
as-built plan showing the installed location of the facilities.
B.
Easements along property lines or elsewhere for utility installation
may be required. Such easements shall be at least 20 feet wide and
located in consultation with the companies or City departments concerned
and, to the fullest extent possible, shall be centered on or adjacent
to lot lines. Such easement dedication shall be expressed on the plat
or plan as follows: "Utility right-of-way easement granted for the
purposes provided for and expressed in the Land Development Ordinance
of the City of North Wildwood."
Where a public waste water treatment plant and collection system
is accessible or proposed, the developer shall construct sanitary
sewer lines and building connections in accordance with New Jersey
Department of Environmental Protection and Energy permit requirements
and in such a manner as to make adequate sewage treatment available
to each lot and building within the development.
A.
General provisions. No signs shall be placed on or attached to a
building or erected independently for any purpose other than to advertise
a permitted business or use conducted on the same premises unless
specifically permitted herein. Any sign having a message which in
and of itself is lewd and licentious or advocates an act in violation
of any municipal, county, state or federal law shall be prohibited.
No signs shall be erected, altered or replaced which are not in accordance
with the standards established in this chapter. No sign except traffic
signs and those of a duly constituted governmental body shall be erected
within the street right-of-way, nor shall any sign be placed on any
property without the consent of the property owner. No sign of any
type shall be permitted to obstruct driving vision, traffic signals,
traffic directional and identification signs, other places of business,
or other signs or windows of the building on which they are located.
No signs shall be attached to trees, fence posts, stumps, utility
poles, but shall be freestanding or attached to buildings in an approved
manner. No sign shall be erected so as to project over the property
line or emit any sound, odor or other nuisance beyond the property
line or above 25 feet. All signs shall require a construction permit
unless specifically exempted herein. The applicant shall furnish the
Construction Official a fee as required and the necessary information
from which to determine whether the subject sign meets the terms of
this chapter. Within 20 business days after the filing for the permit,
the Construction Official shall either issue or deny the permit and,
if denied, the Construction Official shall indicate in writing the
reason(s) for such denial.
(1)
Animated, flashing and illusionary signs. Signs using mechanical
or electrical devices to revolve, flash or display movement or the
illusion of movement are prohibited except in and upon structures
abutting and facing the Boardwalk in the OS District and in the P
Pier District. Self-changing time and temperature signs, which alternately
reflect the time of day and temperature by mechanical or flashing
devices, are prohibited in all residential districts only.
(2)
Height. No freestanding or attached sign shall be higher than 10
feet in residential districts and 25 feet in commercial or industrial
districts, except that no sign shall exceed any lesser height if particularly
specified. Where signs project beyond a building facade or wall over
a pedestrianway, the lowest portion of the sign shall be at least
nine feet above the walkway.
(3)
Freestanding signs. Freestanding signs shall be supported by one
or more columns or uprights which are firmly imbedded in the ground.
Exposed guy wires, chains or other connections shall not be a support
of a freestanding sign.
(4)
Illuminated signs. Illuminated signs shall be arranged to reflect
the light and glare away from adjoining streets. No sign with red,
green, blue or amber illumination in a beam, beacon or flashing form
resembling an emergency light shall be erected in any location. Illuminated
signs shall not be erected in residential districts.
(5)
Information and direction signs. Street number designations, household
name plates, postal boxes, private property, on-site directional and
parking signs and warning signs are permitted in all zones but are
not considered in calculating sign area. No such sign(s) shall exceed
two square feet in area, and such sign(s) shall not require a construction
permit.
(6)
Maintenance. Signs and, in the case of permitted freestanding signs,
the mounting area on the ground level beneath the sign, must be constructed
of durable materials, maintained in good condition and not allowed
to become dilapidated or unsightly.
(7)
Political signs. Political signs temporarily giving notice of political
campaigns shall be located on private property and shall be set back
at least 10 feet from all side property lines and shall not exceed
16 square feet in area. Signs shall be permitted within 30 days prior
to any municipal, county, state or national election and shall be
removed within five days after the election. All such signs do not
need a sign permit.
(8)
Real estate signs. Real estate signs temporarily advertising the
sale, rental or lease of the premises or portion thereof shall be
located on private property and, if not attached to the building,
shall be set back from all street lines at least five feet. Signs
shall not exceed six square feet in area. All such signs shall be
removed at the expense of the advertiser within 30 days after the
termination or completion of the matter of business being advertised.
Sold signs shall be permitted between the signing of the contract
of sale and the date of the legal closing. All real estate signs do
not require a construction permit.
(9)
Sign area. The area of a sign shall be measured around the edges
of a framed or enclosed sign or by the area utilized by isolated words
and/or symbols, including the background, whether open or enclosed,
but said area shall not include any supporting framework and bracing
incidental to the display itself.
(10)
Signs with two exposures. Such signs shall be measured for area
by using the surface of one side of the sign only. Both sides may
be used.
(11)
Wall fascia or attached signs. Wall fascia or attached signs
shall be firmly attached to the exterior wall of a building and shall
not project more than 15 inches from the building.
(12)
Window signs. Interior window signs shall not be considered
in computing the allowable signs; provided, however, that such interior
signs shall not exceed 50% of the total window area.
(13)
Flag of the United States of America. The flag of the United
States of America may be displayed in all zones, provided that all
permanently installed poles used to display the flag shall require
a construction permit.
(14)
Temporary signs. All signs permitted in the BOCA Building Code,
not in excess of 120 square feet, shall be permitted. All temporary
signs shall be displayed for a period of not more than 30 days.
(15)
Parking lot signs. All parking lots within the City of North
Wildwood shall be required to have signs which shall be constructed
in accordance with the provisions of this section, as well as with
the provisions of the general sign section of the Ordinances of the
City of North Wildwood, except that freestanding signs shall not be
permitted without a building having been constructed on the parking
lot. Parking lot signs shall meet the following specifications:
(a)
The price for parking must be posted numerically on the sign,
and said sign and price must be visible to prospective users of the
parking lot from the street immediately adjacent to the entrance of
the lot.
(b)
The lettering on the sign shall be of a color that shall contrast
with the background color of the sign and shall be adequately illuminated.
The minimum size for each letter shall be eight inches.
B.
Street signs. Street signs shall be of the type, design and standard
previously installed elsewhere in the City. The location of the street
signs shall be determined by the City, but there shall be at least
two street signs furnished at each intersection. All signs shall be
installed free of visual obstruction.
C.
Exceptions. Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, the City
of North Wildwood may, in its absolute and sole discretion, or by
contract or agreement, provide advertising for any business or use
when such advertising is deemed to be in furtherance of the public
good, health, safety and general welfare.
A.
Streets.
(1)
All developments shall be served by paved streets in accordance with
the approved subdivision and/or site plan, and all such streets shall
have an adequate crown. The arrangement of such streets not shown
on the Master Plan or Official Map, as adopted by the City, shall
be such as to provide for the appropriate extension of such streets.
(2)
In all developments, the minimum public street right-of-way shall
be measured from lot line to lot line and shall be in accordance with
the following schedule, provided that any new street that is a continuation
of an existing street shall be continued at a width equal to that
of the existing street, although a greater width may be required in
accordance with the following schedule, unless otherwise determined
by the City Engineer:
|
Right-of-Way Width
(feet)
|
Traffic Lanes Number
|
Width
(feet)
|
Shoulder Width Within Gutters
(feet)
|
Width Outside Gutters On Each Side
(feet)
|
Width Between Gutters and Curbs
(feet)
| |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Collector
|
66
|
2
|
12
|
8
|
13
|
40
|
|
Local
|
50
|
2
|
15
|
—
|
10
|
30
|
(3)
In the event that a development adjoins or includes existing streets
that do not conform to the street width requirements of this chapter,
additional land along either or both sides of the street, sufficient
to conform to the right-of-way requirements, shall be dedicated for
the location, installation, repair and maintenance of streets, drainage
facilities, utilities and other facilities customarily located on
street rights-of-way. The necessary deeds of ownership shall be furnished
and the dedication shall be expressed as follows: "Street right-of-way
granted for the purposes provided for and expressed in the Land Development
Ordinance of the City of North Wildwood." If the development is along
one side only, 1/2 of the required extra width shall be dedicated
and the road shall be improved, including excavation, base course,
surfacing and drainage improvements in accordance with the approved
application, which may require that the improvements extend across
the center line of the road.
(4)
No street shall have a name which will duplicate or so nearly duplicate
the name of an existing street name that confusion results. The continuation
of an existing street shall have the same name. The Board reserves
the right to approve or name streets within a proposed development.
(5)
The pavement width of streets and the quality of subsurfacing and
base materials shall adhere to the minimum standards set forth by
the County or State Engineers when said paving concerns roads under
their jurisdiction and where such standards exist. Concerning streets
under the jurisdiction of the City, the following standards shall
apply:
(a)
All construction shall be in accordance with the Standard Specifications
for Road and Bridge Construction, 1983, as prepared by the New Jersey
State Department of Transportation and any supplements, addenda and
modifications thereto.
(b)
On all municipal roads, the base course shall be six inches
of soil aggregate.
(c)
The surface course for all municipal roads shall consist of
two inches of Bituminous Concrete, Type FABC, Mix No. 1-5, applied
according to the aforesaid New Jersey Department of Transportation
specifications and amendments thereto.
(d)
Where subgrade conditions of proposed street areas are wet,
springy or of such a nature that surfacing would be inadvisable without
first treating the subgrade, the treatment of the subgrade shall be
made in the following manner: The areas shall be excavated to a suitable
depth below the proposed finished grade and filled with a suitable
subgrade material as reasonably determined by the City Engineer. Where
required by the City Engineer, a system of pourous concrete pipe subsurface
drains or an alternate solution approved by the City 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 street surfacing material, as described hereinabove, shall be
spread thereon.
B.
Curbs. Curbing, either Belgian block, granite or concrete, is required
along both sides of all streets. All curbing shall be laid in the
manner approved by the City Engineer, including both horizontal and
vertical alignments. Depressed curb ramps for the handicapped shall
be installed at all radii in accordance with the laws of the State
of New Jersey.
(1)
New curbs constructed in combination with new streets approved as
part of a subdivision and/or site plan shall be constructed in accordance
with the standards established by the New Jersey Residential Site
Improvement Standards (RSIS) (NJSA 5:21-1 et seq.).
(2)
Before any new construction work undertaken through a construction
permit application and/or Board-approved resolution of approval, areas
of curb and sidewalk in existing disrepair, as determined by the Zoning
Official, shall be repaired as part of the new construction in accordance
with City standards. All sidewalks, curbs, and driveways, including
repairs, replacement and reconstruction thereof, shall be constructed
to the strict line and grade as established by the City Engineer and
of the materials as specified by City standards.
(a)
Whenever a sidewalk corner curb is repaired or replaced, the
repair or replacement shall comply with the requirements of the American
with Disabilities Act (ADA) requiring a ramp leading from the sidewalk
to the road, through the curb, so as to, provide a smooth unrestricted
passageway between the road and the sidewalk. In connection with the
repair or replacement of any other curbs, the same compliance with
ADA may be required, depending upon the availability of other ramps
in the general vicinity. The owner and/or constrained doing the work
must apply at the City Zoning Office for a permit and shall be advised
of the applicability of the ADA requirements at that time. Specifications
therefor are on file in the City Zoning Office.
C.
Sidewalks and aprons.
(2)
Existing sidewalks shall be at least five feet wide and shall be
four inches to six inches thick, constructed on a subgrade properly
prepared as required by, and with the approval of, the City Engineer
and in accordance with approved City Typical Section. Please refer
to Appendix XX.
(3)
New sidewalks and aprons constructed in combination with new streets
approved as part of a subdivision and/or site plan shall be constructed
in accordance with the standards established by the New Jersey Residential
Site Improvement Standards (RSIS) (N.J.S.A. 5:21-1 et seq.).
D.
Liability of contiguous land owner and notice to repair.
(1)
The responsibility of maintaining the existing sidewalk, curb and
private driveway all lying within the bed of a public street is upon
the contiguous property owner, who should maintain said areas so that
they do not become dangerous to the public. Said owner should replace,
reconstruct, or repair same as needed. The responsibility of said
owner does not depend upon being notified to make repair by the City.
However, in the event the City of North Wildwood should determine
that any existing sidewalk, curb or driveway, which is located within
the public right of way, is in such condition that it should be replaced,
reconstructed, or repaired, or does not conform to the provisions
of this chapter, the Zoning Officer is authorized to give notice to
the property owner to replace, repair, or reconstruct the same within
30 days from the service of such notice.
(2)
Whenever any lot, tract or parcel of land is located in an area where
public convenience and necessity require the construction of a curb
or sidewalk, or both, the Zoning Official and/or Construction Official
is hereby authorized and empowered to give notice to the property
owner to cause the same to be constructed within 30 days from the
service of the notice. Such areas are intended to mean those where
the general public would be likely to pass or repass with reasonable
frequency; those located where the lands abutting have improvements
erected thereon, and lands located in vicinity which has been developed
by the construction of improvements on other lands. Whenever a notice
is required by this chapter to be given by the Zoning Official and/or
Construction Official, such notice shall be in writing. Service of
the notice shall be by personal service upon the owner if the owner
is domiciled in North Wildwood, or by service at the owner's place
of abode upon any member of the owner's family who has attained 15
years of age. Service upon an owner who cannot be served as above
set forth shall be deemed sufficient if mailed by registered mail
or certified mail, with postage prepaid, to the owner at the owner's
address as disclosed by the latest official records of the Tax Assessor.
(3)
Work to be done by City.
(a)
In the event the owner does not make the replacement, report
or reconstruction as required by the notice and the provisions of
this chapter herein, the City may make the necessary replacement,
repair or reconstruction, and the cost of the work shall be assessed
against the lands of the owner in the manner prescribed by law.
(b)
Additionally, whenever directed to act by the Mayor and Council
in specific instances, the Construction Official or the Zoning Officer
shall utilize the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40:65, by giving notice to
the owner that unless the owner completes the particular replacement,
repair or reconstruction of a sidewalk, curb, or driveway within 30
days after service of the notice, the City will make the improvement
at the sole expense of the owner. The cost of the work shall be assessed
against the real estate of the owner in the manner prescribed by law.
(4)
Enforcement. The Construction Official, Zoning Officer and Code Enforcement
Officer hereby are empowered to enforce this article and the several
provisions thereof. The Zoning Official and/or Construction Official
are hereby further empowered to enforce the discretionary powers which
are considered necessary in order to make the provisions hereof properly
effective and useful for the benefit of the public. In order to avoid
injustice, the possible abuse of discretion and to correct the possibility
of error in judgement, any owner who received a notice from the Construction
Official, Zoning Officer and Code Enforcement Officer has the right
to appeal to the Mayor and Council by filing a notice of appeal with
the City Clerk within the thirty-day period heretofore mentioned.
Upon receipt of any such notice of appeal, the Mayor and Council will
hear the appeal at its regular meeting, at which time the owner and
any other persons appearing in the matter will be heard or afforded
the opportunity to be heard. After the hearing, the Mayor and Council
will consider the matter, reach a decision and notify the owner thereof.
A.
Private residential.
(1)
No private residential swimming pool shall be constructed or installed
on any lot unless the lot contains a residence building. Pools and
the fence surrounding it shall be located in side or rear yard area(s)
only.
(2)
A private residential swimming pool area must be enclosed by a suitable
fence with a positive, self-latching gate at least four feet.
(3)
A private residential pool may be lighted by both underwater or exterior
lights, provided that all exterior lights are located so that the
light is neither directed nor reflected upon adjacent properties.
All standards used for exterior lighting shall not exceed 12 feet
in height.
(4)
A private residential swimming pool and all accessory equipment must
be set back a minimum of four feet from the rear and side property
line.
B.
Public and commercial.
(1)
The water area of any public or commercial pool or separate swimming
tank shall be no closer to any property line than the setback distances
prescribed for accessory uses in the applicable zoning district as
prescribed in this chapter.
(2)
The varying depths of the pool shall be prominantly marked in the
pool as well as at the edge of the pool.
(3)
The pool shall be lighted both internally and externally, but in
no case shall any light be directed in a direct or indirect fashion
upon any adjacent property. If any portion of the pool, part of the
land devoted to the use of the pool, light standard or loud speakers
are located closer to any residential building or any property line
than 15 feet, adequate buffers of trees and shrubs shall be provided
to protect against light and sound.
(4)
The total land devoted to the use of the pool shall be enclosed with
a fence no less than four feet in height.
(5)
No pool shall be constructed or installed unless approved by the
Board as part of a site plan approval. All pools shall be classified
into types in accordance with their particular use and shall meet
the appropriate design standards as set forth by the BOCA Basic Building
Code, the National Swimming Pool Institute, or the Swimming Pool Code
of New Jersey, 1970, whichever is more stringent.
Where public water is accessible, water mains shall be constructed
in such a manner as to make adequate water service available to each
lot or building within the development. The entire system shall be
designed in accordance with the requirements and standards of the
local and/or state agency having approval authority and shall be subject
to their approval. The system shall also be designed with adequate
capacity and sustained pressure and in a looped system with no dead-end
lines whenever possible.
A recycling area shall be required for all new multifamily housing
developments.
A.
MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
RECYCLING AREA
Definitions. The following definitions shall apply to this section:
A building containing three or more dwelling units occupied
or intended to be occupied by persons living independently of each
other, or a group of such buildings.
Space allocated for collection and storage of source separated
recyclable materials.
B.
There shall be included in any new multifamily housing development
that requires subdivision or site plan approval an indoor or outdoor
recycling area for the collection and storage of residentially generated
recyclable materials. The dimensions of the recycling area shall be
sufficient to accommodate recycling bins or containers which are of
adequate size and number and which are consistent with anticipated
usage and with current methods of collection in the area in which
the project is located. The dimensions of the recycling area and the
bins or containers shall be determined in consultation with the Municipal
Recycling Coordinator and shall be consistent with the district recycling
plan adopted pursuant to Section 3 of P.L. 1987, c. 102 (N.J.S.A.
13:1E-99.13) and any applicable requirements of the Municipal Master
Plan, adopted pursuant to Section 26 of P.L. 1987, c. 102.
C.
The recycling area shall be conveniently located for the residential
disposition of source separated recyclable materials, preferably near,
but dearly separated from, a refuse dumpster.
D.
The recycling area shall be well lit and shall be safely and easily
accessible by recycling personnel and vehicles. Collection vehicles
shall be able to access the recycling area without interference from
parked cars or other obstacles. Reasonable measures shall be taken
to protect the recycling area and the bins or containers placed therein,
against theft of recyclable materials, bins or containers.
E.
The recycling area or the bins or containers placed therein shall
be designed so as to provide protection against adverse environmental
conditions which might render the collected materials unmarketable.
Any bins or containers which are used for the collection of recyclable
paper or cardboard, and which are located in an outdoor recycling
area, shall be equipped with a lid, or otherwise covered, so as to
keep the paper or cardboard dry.
F.
Signs clearly identifying the recycling area and the materials accepted
therein shall be posted adjacent to all points of access to the recycling
area. Individual bins or containers shall be equipped with signs indicating
the materials to be placed therein.
G.
Landscaping and/or fencing shall be provided around any outdoor recycling
area and shall be developed in an aesthetically pleasing manner.
