Borough of Jersey Shore, PA
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2022-12-12
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Part II: General Legislation
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Chapter 300 Zoning
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Article VIII Agriculture District
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 6 Auditor
- Ch 10 Authorities, Municipal
- Ch 15 Council of Governments
- Ch 26 Fire Department
- Ch 32 Historical Commission
- Ch 40 Manager
- Ch 51 Pensions
- Ch 57 Planning Commission
- Ch 63 Police Department
- Ch 67 Records, Public
- Ch 71 Recreation Committee
- Ch 75 Residency Requirement
- Ch 81 Salaries and Compensation
- Ch 88 Swimming Pool Advisory Board
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 98 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 104 Amusement Devices
- Ch 110 Animals
- Ch 118 Boats and Boating
- Ch 122 Buildings, Demolition of
- Ch 126 Burning, Open
- Ch 132 Cable Television
- Ch 140 Construction Codes
- Ch 146 Curfew
- Ch 155 Equal Housing Opportunity Committee
- Ch 162 Fences
- Ch 168 Firearms
- Ch 169 Fireworks
- Ch 170 Furnaces, Outdoor
- Ch 172 Grass, Weeds and Other Vegetation
- Ch 180 Hazardous Materials
- Ch 186 Insurance
- Ch 198 Loitering
- Ch 206 Nuisances
- Ch 212 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 218 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 227 Real Estate Registry
- Ch 231 Rental Property
- Ch 240 Sewers and Sewage Disposal
- Ch 248 Sobriety Houses
- Ch 254 Solid Waste
- Ch 257 Stormwater Management
- Ch 260 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 266 Subdivision and Land Development
- Ch 272 Taxation
- Ch 278 Trees
- Ch 281 Vector Control
- Ch 283 Vehicles, Abandoned
- Ch 284 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 290 Water
- Ch 296 Yard Sales
- Ch 300 Zoning
- Ch 300 Art VIII Agriculture District
- § 300-32 Purpose.
- § 300-33 Use regulations.
- § 300-34 Height and coverage requirements.
- § 300-35 Minimum areas and dimensions.
- Derivation Table
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
The purpose of the Agriculture District is to permit, protect and encourage the continued use of agriculture as a viable activity. This district is comprised of prime agricultural land which is located entirely within the one-hundred-year floodplain of the Susquehanna River. The Agriculture District provides for a productive use with minimum property damage potential. Any associated development (e.g., farm structures) must be consistent with the municipal floodplain regulations (see Article XII).
