Shelter. Large domestic animals shall be sheltered in clean structures.
Structures, confinement and feeding areas associated with large domestic
animals shall be located at least 30 feet away from any property line.
Limitations. The minimum land area required to maintain any large
domestic animal shall be two acres, or the sum of the required land
areas for each animal as listed below, whichever is greater. On publicly
owned park properties, there shall be no limit on the number of large
domestic animals kept, provided animal structures and run requirements
are met.
Limitations. Each dwelling unit is limited to five household pets
plus one unweaned litter produced by any of the pets, provided that
this limitation shall not apply to gerbils, hamsters and birds. This
limitation shall not apply to household pets considered to be visiting
the dwelling unit for up to 14 days within a six-month period. This
limitation shall not apply to a dwelling unit keeping a fostered animal(s),
so long as:
The resident(s) of the dwelling unit provides the Township with written
correspondence from the organization in charge of said fostering,
stating said resident(s) is responsible for such fostered animals.
Shelter. Household pets shall be sheltered in the dwelling unit or
in a clean structure located within the building setback lines of
the accompanying lot.