A.Â
Community residences. Community residences for the
developmentally disabled and community shelters for victims of domestic
violence shall be a permitted use in all residential districts, subject
to the following:
B.Â
Child-care facilities. Applications for freestanding
child-care centers as a permitted principal use shall comply with
the following:
(1)Â
Area and bulk regulations:
Regulation
|
All Nonresidential Districts
| |
---|---|---|
Minimum lot area (square feet)
|
7,500
| |
Minimum lot width (feet)
|
75
| |
Minimum lot depth (feet)
|
100
| |
Minimum front yard (feet)
|
15
| |
Minimum side yards (feet)
|
10
| |
Minimum rear yards (feet)
|
10
| |
Maximum building coverage (percent)
|
50%
| |
Maximum impervious coverage (percent)
|
70%
| |
Maximum building height (stories/feet)
|
2/30
|
(2)Â
A minimum of 150 square feet of outdoor play area
per child per play shift shall be provided. Play areas shall be permitted
in the rear and side yards only and shall be enclosed by a fence at
least four feet in height and landscaped and screened from adjoining
properties.
(3)Â
One off-street parking space shall be provided for
every 10 children which the center is designed to accommodate.
(4)Â
Such facility shall comply with all applicable governmental
requirements and shall be licensed by the New Jersey Department of
Human Services.
(5)Â
A child-care facility may be permitted to occupy an
entire building or a portion of an existing building which is partially
occupied by other uses, irrespective of any other ordinance limitations
on the number of principal permitted uses allowed on a lot.
(6)Â
The floor area occupied by a child-care center in
any building for which the child-care center is an accessory use shall
be excluded in calculating any parking requirement otherwise applicable
to that amount of floor space and shall be excluded from the permitted
floor area ratio allowable for that building.
C.Â
Garden apartments.
(1)Â
Garden apartments shall not exceed 2Â 1/2 stories
in height with gabled or hipped roof and exterior walls faced with
brick or stone.
(2)Â
The units shall not contain any apartment with more
than two bedrooms or at least 80% of the apartments shall contain
not more than one bedroom.
(3)Â
In the construction of any building or in the utilization
of any land for any purpose allowed in this district, the applicant
shall preserve, wherever possible, all natural vegetation, including
but not limited to trees and shrubbery.
(4)Â
No dwelling units shall be permitted in cellars or
basements.
D.Â
Fast-food restaurants.
(1)Â
The following area and bulk requirements shall apply:
(a)Â
Minimum lot area: one acre.
(b)Â
Minimum lot frontage: 250 feet.
(c)Â
Minimum lot depth: 300 feet.
(d)Â
Minimum front yard: 40 feet.
(e)Â
Minimum side yard: 60 feet.
(f)Â
Minimum buffer width along front lot line: 20
feet.
(g)Â
Minimum buffer along side and rear when adjoining
residential use or district: 15 feet.
(h)Â
Maximum lot coverage: 5%.
(2)Â
In addition to landscaped buffering, the restaurant
shall be screened by a decorative masonry wooden fence of acceptable
design six feet in height. No such wall or fence shall be located
so as to obstruct safe traffic vision.
(3)Â
There shall be at least one major means of access
and egress, divided by a median strip. Entrances and exits shall be
located at least 80 feet from a street intersection.
(4)Â
Minimum off street parking requirements shall be one
space per 1.25 seats plus one space for each full-time employee.
(5)Â
Direct access from the roadway right-of-way to the
nearest turn or parking space on the lot on which the fast-food establishment
is located shall be n unobstructed distance of at least 20 feet.
(7)Â
All service, storage and trash areas shall be completely
screened from public view. All outside trash receptacles shall be
located within an enclosure constructed of decorative masonry material
a minimum of four feet and a maximum of six feet in height and shall
be provided with opaque gates of the same height.
(8)Â
No fast-food restaurant shall be located within 500
feet of a school, church, synagogue or other place of worship or another
fast-food restaurant. The distance shall be measured between the two
closest property lines.
(9)Â
The minimum distance between driveways on-site shall
be 65 feet.
(10)Â
Drive-in window lanes shall be physically separated
from the traffic circulation system on-site by means of concrete curbed
and landscaped islands which allow for a minimum width of two feet
for landscaping. The drive-in window aisle shall have a minimum width
of 10 feet. The length of the drive-in lane shall permit stacking
for 10 vehicles. There must be adequate space for customers who have
picked up orders to bypass vehicles waiting for a special order.
(11)Â
Utilities shall be underground.