126-1{1}— MERCHANDISE 148-1{1}— AUTHORIZED PERSON § 148-2— Collection by other than authorized persons prohibited. 148-11{7}— ACCEPTABLE MIXED PAPER § 148-16— Residential curbside collection. § 148-18— Commercial, industrial and institutional establishments; recycling requirements. 150-10{1}— LITTER 183-8{2}— PUBLICATION DISPENSING MACHINE 200-4B{205}— RETAIL CONVENIENCE FOOD STORE

§ 200-13— Preliminary site plan approval. § 200-48— Expedited review; low/moderate-income developments. § 200-50— Sketch plats for minor or major subdivisions. § 200-53— Preliminary plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-54— Final plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-99— Scope and purpose. § 200-100— General administration. § 200-100.1— Design and performance standards for stormwater management measures. 200-100.2{21}— MAJOR DEVELOPMENT 200-100.2{35}— SITE § 200-101— Stormwater management requirements for major development. § 200-104— Requirements for site development stormwater plan. § 200-105— Maintenance and repair. § 200-107— As-built certification. § 200-194— Planned Residential Retirement Community use regulations. § 200-194.1— Planned Residential Retirement Community-1. § 200-194.2— Residential Retirement Community.

§ 1-2— Word usage. § 82-3— Escrow deposits; application fees; inspection fees. § 131-12— Maintenance, operation, repair and replacement of system by one legal entity. 200-4B{148}— MAJOR SUBDIVISION § 200-43— Exceptions. § 200-44— General intent. § 200-45— Filing, referral and classification procedures. § 200-46— (Reserved) § 200-47— Requirements common to sketch, preliminary and/or final plat stages. § 200-50— Sketch plats for minor or major subdivisions. § 200-52— Sketch plat review for major subdivisions. § 200-53— Preliminary plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-54— Final plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-56— Streets, sidewalks and alleys. § 200-77— Decisions on applications for development. § 200-132— Applicability.

§ 59-1— Purpose. 131-2{47}— HOLDING TANK § 133-29— Grease control plan required. § 150-36— Design standard. § 200-13— Preliminary site plan approval. § 200-63— Easements. § 200-85— Other water, sewerage and drainage improvements. § 200-91— Construction, maintenance and installation standards for specific improvements. § 200-92— Inspection and fees. § 200-93— Acceptance of streets and improvements § 200-102— Solids and floatable materials control standards.

200-4B{150}— MANUFACTURED HOME 200-4B{151}— MANUFACTURED HOME PARK or MANUFACTURED HOME SUBDIVISION 200-4B{162}— MUNICIPALITY 200-4B{232}— STRUCTURE 200-281{40}— HABITABLE BUILDING 200-281{54}— MANUFACTURED HOME 200-281{55}— MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION 200-281{64}— START OF CONSTRUCTION 200-281{65}— STRUCTURE § 200-282— Applicability to development. § 200-312— Manufactured homes. § 200-323— Proposal review. § 200-324— Subdivision requirements. § 200-340— Manufactured homes.

§ 115-3— Nuisances identified. § 150-18— Exemptions.

§ 143-13— Additional rules and regulations. § 200-91— Construction, maintenance and installation standards for specific improvements.

§ 82-13— Vital statistics records; duplication fees.

§ 4-56.1— Agricultural Advisory Committee. § 4-61— Environmental Commission (N.J.S.A. 40:56A-3 et seq.). § 4-61.1— Shade Tree Commission. § 4-66— Technical Review Committee. § 82-15— Miscellaneous licenses, fees and permits. § 133-8— Other applicable codes, ordinances, laws and regulations. § 133-15— Sewer extensions/additions. § 148-15— Review and revision of Master Plan. 152-6{5}— RIGHT-OF-WAY 200-4B{55}— COUNTY MASTER PLAN 200-4B{154}— MASTER PLAN 200-4B{195}— PUBLIC DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL 200-4B{206}— RIGHT-OF-WAY LINES § 200-13— Preliminary site plan approval. § 200-15— Minor site plan approval. § 200-32— Sign regulations. § 200-50— Sketch plats for minor or major subdivisions. § 200-53— Preliminary plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-56— Streets, sidewalks and alleys. § 200-74— Reservation of public areas. § 200-80— Sales map. § 200-89— Delaware and Raritan Canal/Duck Pond Run Interceptor Sewer Improvement District program established. § 200-91— Construction, maintenance and installation standards for specific improvements. § 200-95— Legislative findings and purposes. § 200-96— Development applications and other developments to which the design standards are applicable. § 200-97— Design standards. § 200-100— General administration. § 200-156— RR/C Residence District use regulations. § 200-162— R-30 Residence District use regulations. § 200-172— R-24 Residence District use regulations. § 200-174— Open space cluster (OSC) planned development in RR/C and R-1/C Districts. § 200-175— R-3 Residence District use regulations. § 200-190— PRN-1 Residence District (Planned Residential Neighborhood) use regulations. § 200-194.1— Planned Residential Retirement Community-1. § 200-194.2— Residential Retirement Community. § 200-194.3— Planned Mixed Use Neighborhood. § 200-194.4— PMN-1 District use bulk, and other regulations. § 200-203.2— B-4 Planned Retail Village Center District bulk and area regulations. § 200-205— Bulk and area regulations - P District. § 200-207.4— PCD Planned Commercial District bulk and area regulations. § 200-209— ROM-1 Industrial District (research, office, limited manufacturing) use regulations. § 200-211— ROM-2 Industrial District (research, office, limited manufacturing) use regulations. § 200-219.2— R&D District bulk and area regulations. § 200-219.4— ROR District, bulk, area, and other regulations. § 200-219.5— RO-1 District (research, office) use regulations. § 200-221— E Education District use regulations. § 200-229— Exceptions and supplemental requirements to bulk and area regulations for all districts. § 200-239— Recreation preservation development credits. § 200-245— Powers of Planning Board. § 200-249— Administrative procedures applicable to both the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment. § 200-255— Amendments. § 200-257— Goals and policies established. § 200-258— Standards applicable to all districts.

1-1{3}— DEPARTMENT 4-3A{1}— ADVICE and CONSENT 4-3A{6}— DIRECTOR 4-3A{9}— MAYOR Ch 4 Art II— Office of Mayor § 4-4— Executive power. § 4-5— General powers and duties. § 4-6— Appointment power (N.J.S.A. 40:69A-3 et seq.). § 4-7— Attendance and participation in Council meetings; special meetings. § 4-8— Approval or veto of ordinances. § 4-9— Acting Mayor. § 4-10— Election; term of office. § 4-11— Legislative power. § 4-12— General powers and duties. § 4-15— Local legislation. § 4-20— Budget preparation. § 4-21— Administration of budget. § 4-22— Awarding of contracts; bidding procedures. § 4-22.1— Awarding of public professional service contracts. § 4-22.2— Awarding of contracts for any redevelopment works under the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law (hereinafter referred to as a "redeveloper"). § 4-23— Standards and tests for materials purchased. § 4-24— Purchasing procedure. § 4-25— Disbursement of funds. § 4-28— Department directors. § 4-30— Business Administrator. § 4-31— Division of Finance. § 4-32— Department established; Department Director. § 4-34— Division of Fire and Emergency Services. § 4-37— Police Division. § 4-39— Department established; department director. § 4-44— Division of Affordable Housing. § 4-45— Department established; department director. § 4-47— Division of Engineering. § 4-50— Department established; department head. § 4-52— Township Attorney. § 4-53— Township Prosecutor. § 4-54— Public Defender. § 4-56— Affordable Housing Committee. § 4-56.1— Agricultural Advisory Committee. § 4-58— Board of Recreation Commissioners. § 4-59— Cable Television Advisory Board. § 4-60— Emergency Management Council. § 4-61— Environmental Commission (N.J.S.A. 40:56A-3 et seq.). § 4-61.1— Shade Tree Commission. § 4-62— Human Relations Council. § 4-65— Planning Board. § 4-67— Stony Brook Regional Sewerage Authority. § 4-70— Municipal Judge. § 4-71— Municipal Court Administrator. § 4-75— Conflict of interest. § 4-82— Municipal Seal. § 9-1— Proclamation and determination of emergency. § 9-2— Regulations. § 9-5— Additional powers. § 51-7— Affixing of numbers by township; costs. § 60-6— Access priorities. § 63-1— Uniform Construction Code enforcing agency. § 63-2— Fees; report. § 63-3— Fire limits; biannual report required. § 66-8— Procedure for revocation. § 66-9— Appeals. § 82-15— Miscellaneous licenses, fees and permits. § 82-22— WaterWorks at West Windsor Community Pool. § 133-6— Contract agreement. 133-9A{23}— TOWNSHIP § 143-2— Application; permit fee; map; test boring. § 143-13— Additional rules and regulations. § 150-26— Yard waste collection. § 152-4— Notice of violation; failure to comply; enforcement procedure. § 152-11— Promulgation of additional rules and regulations. § 152-29— Authorization to close street or street portion. § 152-30— Posting of proper warning signs. § 168-51— Enforcement. § 168-54— Parking enforcement officers. § 170-6— Dangerous trees and shrubs. 200-4B{51}— CONSTRUCTION OFFICIAL § 200-13— Preliminary site plan approval. § 200-53— Preliminary plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-74— Reservation of public areas. § 200-88— Off-tract street improvements. § 200-243— Wireless communication facilities. § 200-246— Citizens Advisory Committee. § 200-250— Enforcement. § 200-257— Goals and policies established. § A205-4— Rule 4: Agenda. § A205-5— Rule 5: Work sessions. § A205-6— Rule 6: Duties of presiding officer. § A205-7— Rule 7: Introduction and passage of ordinances and resolutions. § A205-9— Rule 9: Appointments. § A205-13— Rule 13: Appointments to vacant positions of Mayor and Council. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

4-3A{11}— ORDINANCE 4-3A{14}— RESOLUTION 4-3A{15}— ROLL CALL VOTES § 4-7— Attendance and participation in Council meetings; special meetings. § 4-11— Legislative power. § 4-12— General powers and duties. § 4-14— President and Vice President; term; presiding officer; annual meeting. § 4-16— Public meetings. § 4-18— Powers and duties. § 4-22— Awarding of contracts; bidding procedures. § 4-59— Cable Television Advisory Board. § 4-60— Emergency Management Council. § 4-61— Environmental Commission (N.J.S.A. 40:56A-3 et seq.). § 4-68— Zoning Board of Adjustment. § 12-2— Contributions; administration. § 12-3— Eligibility. § 12-6— Program points. § 36-3— Licenses; fees. § 36-11— Meeting for the illegal sale, use or possession of alcoholic beverages or controlled substances. § 59-3— Statement of findings. § 59-9— Customer service. § 59-14— Commitments by company. § 60-2— Objectives. § 60-4— Types of programs. § 60-6— Access priorities. § 60-10— Disposition of meeting tapes. § 82-15— Miscellaneous licenses, fees and permits. § 82-17— Waivable fees for representation by Municipal Public Defender. § 86-3— Exceptions. § 86-4— Exceptions for shotgun, rifle and pistol ranges/clubs. § 89-4— Technical amendments. 113-1{2}— dBC § 113-2— Applicability. § 113-6— Maximum permissible sound levels. § 113-8— Restricted uses and activities. § 113-9— Motor vehicles. § 115-8— Smoking restricted. § 123-1— Restricted or secured areas; signage; barriers. § 131-4— Permission to locate, construct or alter community sewage disposal system required. § 131-15— Pressure distribution systems which discharge effluent into mounds. § 131-19— Administration. § 131-23— Amendments to the standards for individual subsurface sewage disposal systems. § 133-12— Building sewers and connections. § 133-14— Discharge into public sewers. § 133-29— Grease control plan required. § 148-6— Refuse receptacles. § 148-9— Compliance with Recycling Plan. § 148-18— Commercial, industrial and institutional establishments; recycling requirements. § 150-35— Prohibited conduct. § 150-37— Exceptions and exemptions. § 152-10— Rules and regulations for openings. § 152-22— Preconstruction meetings. § 168-37— Control of movement and parking on public and private property. 200-4B{114}— HISTORIC STRUCTURE 200-4B{115}— HOME OCCUPATION 200-4B{138}— LOT FRONTAGE 200-4B{185}— PLAT, PRELIMINARY 200-4B{186}— PLAT, SKETCH § 200-13— Preliminary site plan approval. § 200-14— Final site plan approval. § 200-15— Minor site plan approval. § 200-16— General intent. § 200-23— Environmental considerations. § 200-27— Circulation and parking. § 200-27.1— Electric vehicle supply/service equipment. § 200-44— General intent. § 200-50— Sketch plats for minor or major subdivisions. § 200-51— Plat approval for minor subdivisions. § 200-53— Preliminary plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-54— Final plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-61— Lots. § 200-90— General. § 200-91— Construction, maintenance and installation standards for specific improvements. § 200-99— Scope and purpose. 200-100.2{21}— MAJOR DEVELOPMENT § 200-101— Stormwater management requirements for major development. § 200-102— Solids and floatable materials control standards. § 200-103— Safety standards for stormwater management facilities. § 200-104— Requirements for site development stormwater plan. § 200-136— Compliance with other municipal codes. § 200-149— Riparian zones; steep slopes; building prohibition along watercourses and floodplains. § 200-156— RR/C Residence District use regulations. § 200-162— R-30 Residence District use regulations. § 200-164— R-30A Residence District use regulations. § 200-172— R-24 Residence District use regulations. § 200-174— Open space cluster (OSC) planned development in RR/C and R-1/C Districts. § 200-189.1— R-5C District use regulations. § 200-189.3— R-5D District use, bulk and other regulations. § 200-194— Planned Residential Retirement Community use regulations. § 200-194.1— Planned Residential Retirement Community-1. § 200-194.2— Residential Retirement Community. § 200-194.3— Planned Mixed Use Neighborhood. § 200-194.4— PMN-1 District use bulk, and other regulations. § 200-197— Provision of low- and moderate-income housing. § 200-201— B-2 Business District (neighborhood center) use regulations. § 200-202.2— B-2A Business District bulk and area restrictions. § 200-203— B-3 Business District (Retail Node) use, bulk and area regulations. § 200-206— P-1 Planned Village Center District use regulations. § 200-207.3— PCD Planned Commercial District use regulations. § 200-207.4— PCD Planned Commercial District bulk and area regulations. § 200-209— ROM-1 Industrial District (research, office, limited manufacturing) use regulations. § 200-211— ROM-2 Industrial District (research, office, limited manufacturing) use regulations. § 200-213— ROM-3 Industrial District (research, office, limited manufacturing) use regulations. § 200-215— ROM-4 Industrial District (research, office, limited manufacturing) use regulations. § 200-219.3— ROR Industrial District (research, office, recreation). § 200-221— E Education District use regulations. § 200-226— Accessory structures and uses. § 200-237— Affordable housing regulations. 200-237C{10}— AGE-RESTRICTED UNIT § 200-237.1— Municipal Housing Liaison. § 200-237.2— Administrative agent. § 200-242— Minimum floor area of lower income units. § 200-243— Wireless communication facilities. § 200-243.2— Affordable housing set aside. § 200-249— Administrative procedures applicable to both the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment. § 200-255— Amendments. § 200-257— Goals and policies established. § 200-258— Standards applicable to all districts. § 200-260— RP-1 District. § 200-262— RP-3 District. § 200-263— RP-4 District. § 200-264— RP-5 District. § 200-266— RP-7 District. § 200-269— RP-10 District. § 200-269.1— RP-11 District. § 200-269.2— RP-11-Overlay District. § 200-269.3— RP-12 District. § 200-272— Purposes and objectives. 200-281{5}— AGRICULTURAL STRUCTURE 200-281{36}— FLOODPROOFING CERTIFICATE 200-281{40}— HABITABLE BUILDING 200-281{43}— HISTORIC STRUCTURE 200-281{44}— LAWFULLY EXISTING 200-281{64}— START OF CONSTRUCTION § 200-305— Information for development in flood hazard areas. § 200-314— Historic structures. § 200-329— Railroads, roads, parking areas and associated watercourse crossings. § 200-332— Recreational vehicles. § 200-334— Retaining walls, sidewalks, and driveways. § 200-335— Swimming pools. § 200-336— Fences. § 200-337— General requirements for habitable structures and other buildings. § 200-338— Requirements for habitable buildings and structures. § 200-340— Manufactured homes. § 200-342— Temporary structures. § 200-343— Temporary storage. § A205-1— Rule 1: Meetings. § A205-2— Rule 2: Calling meetings to order. § A205-3— Rule 3: Order of business. § A205-4— Rule 4: Agenda. § A205-5— Rule 5: Work sessions. § A205-6— Rule 6: Duties of presiding officer. § A205-7— Rule 7: Introduction and passage of ordinances and resolutions. § A205-10— Rule 10: Minutes of meetings. § A205-11— Rule 11: Broadcasting; recording; tapes. § A205-13— Rule 13: Appointments to vacant positions of Mayor and Council.

§ 4-6— Appointment power (N.J.S.A. 40:69A-3 et seq.). § 4-8— Approval or veto of ordinances. § 4-13— Membership; term of office. § 4-15— Local legislation. § 4-20— Budget preparation. § 4-34— Division of Fire and Emergency Services. § 4-35— Volunteer Fire Division. § 4-56— Affordable Housing Committee. § 4-64— Parking Authority. § 4-66— Technical Review Committee. § 4-68— Zoning Board of Adjustment. § 82-22— WaterWorks at West Windsor Community Pool. § 126-3— License required. § 131-12— Maintenance, operation, repair and replacement of system by one legal entity. § 131-19— Administration. § 133-3— Membership. 200-4B{32}— CAR SHARE VEHICLE 200-4B{199}— QUORUM § A205-7— Rule 7: Introduction and passage of ordinances and resolutions. § A205-13— Rule 13: Appointments to vacant positions of Mayor and Council.

§ 82-20— Sewer user charges. 113-1{2}— dBC 113-1{12}— NOISE CONTROL INVESTIGATOR (NCI) § 113-4— Enforcement officers. § 113-7— Sound production devices. § 131-18— Operation, cleaning and maintenance of the community sewer disposal system. Ch 133 Art III— Individual Water Metering § 133-19— Installation. § 133-20— Developer to obtain approval. § 162-18— Construction and equipment requirements; distance restriction; fencing. § 165-5— Vehicle requirements. § 200-25— Technical performance standards applicable to all uses. § 200-35— Street furniture. § 200-91— Construction, maintenance and installation standards for specific improvements. § 200-194.3— Planned Mixed Use Neighborhood. § 200-194.4— PMN-1 District use bulk, and other regulations.

§ 1-18— Changes in previously adopted ordinances. § 4-68— Zoning Board of Adjustment. Ch 36 Art III— Public Consumption or Possession by Minors § 36-14— Alcoholic beverage consumption by minors. § 36-15— Exemptions to prohibition on alcohol possession and consumption by minors. § 36-17— Penalties for possession or consumption of alcohol by minors. § 36-18— Driving privilege suspension of minors for violation of article. § 66-4— Work standards. § 82-3— Escrow deposits; application fees; inspection fees. § 82-4— Construction fees. § 82-12— Health. 113-1{7}— MINOR VIOLATION § 113-10— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 115-3— Nuisances identified. § 152-20.1— Construction feasibility; permits; standards and specifications; grades. 200-4B{7}— ALLEY 200-4B{14}— AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION or GASOLINE STATION 200-4B{69}— DESIGNATED USE AREA 200-4B{148}— MAJOR SUBDIVISION 200-4B{155}— MINOR SUBDIVISION 200-4B{225}— SITE PLAN, MINOR § 200-9— Filing, referral and classification procedures. § 200-13— Preliminary site plan approval. § 200-15— Minor site plan approval. § 200-29— General circulation; parking and loading area design standards. § 200-36— Supplemental design criteria. § 200-43— Exceptions. § 200-44— General intent. § 200-45— Filing, referral and classification procedures. § 200-47— Requirements common to sketch, preliminary and/or final plat stages. § 200-50— Sketch plats for minor or major subdivisions. § 200-51— Plat approval for minor subdivisions. § 200-56— Streets, sidewalks and alleys. § 200-57— Street intersections. § 200-59— Culverts. § 200-65— Sewers. § 200-77— Decisions on applications for development. § 200-80— Sales map. § 200-91— Construction, maintenance and installation standards for specific improvements. § 200-95— Legislative findings and purposes. § 200-96— Development applications and other developments to which the design standards are applicable. § 200-97— Design standards. § 200-237.3— Affirmative marketing requirements. § 200-243— Wireless communication facilities. § 200-243.1— Billboards. § 200-262— RP-3 District. § 200-274— Ordinary building maintenance and minor work. 200-281{59}— ORDINARY MAINTENANCE AND MINOR WORK § 200-288— Duties. § 200-297— Substantial improvement and substantial damage determinations. § 200-298— Department records. § 200-301— Application for permit. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 4-68— Zoning Board of Adjustment. § 82-3— Escrow deposits; application fees; inspection fees. 200-4B{148}— MAJOR SUBDIVISION 200-4B{155}— MINOR SUBDIVISION § 200-43— Exceptions. § 200-44— General intent. § 200-47— Requirements common to sketch, preliminary and/or final plat stages. § 200-50— Sketch plats for minor or major subdivisions. § 200-51— Plat approval for minor subdivisions. § 200-65— Sewers. § 200-77— Decisions on applications for development. § 200-80— Sales map.

4-3A{15}— ROLL CALL VOTES § 4-16— Public meetings. § 4-18— Powers and duties. § 4-22— Awarding of contracts; bidding procedures. § 4-71— Municipal Court Administrator. § 34-4— Installation, activation and operation of alarm device or alarm system. § 82-15— Miscellaneous licenses, fees and permits. § 113-8— Restricted uses and activities. § 122-23— Community Park restrictions on use of lighted fields. 131-2{55}— KEY MAP § 131-13— Pressure distribution systems required. § 131-18— Operation, cleaning and maintenance of the community sewer disposal system. § 131-23— Amendments to the standards for individual subsurface sewage disposal systems. § 165-7— Taxicab stands. § 168-36— Traffic regulations for West Windsor - Plainsboro High School. § 168-43— Time limit parking. § 200-25— Technical performance standards applicable to all uses. § 200-249— Administrative procedures applicable to both the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment. § A205-3— Rule 3: Order of business. § A205-5— Rule 5: Work sessions. § A205-7— Rule 7: Introduction and passage of ordinances and resolutions. § A205-10— Rule 10: Minutes of meetings. § A205-13— Rule 13: Appointments to vacant positions of Mayor and Council.

§ 131-7— Volume. 200-281{40}— HABITABLE BUILDING 200-281{54}— MANUFACTURED HOME

131-2{77}— REALTY IMPROVEMENT § 131-7— Volume. 200-281{40}— HABITABLE BUILDING 200-281{54}— MANUFACTURED HOME 200-281{64}— START OF CONSTRUCTION

200-4B{143}— LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSING 200-4B{157}— MODERATE-INCOME HOUSING § 200-7— Waiver of site plan review requirements. § 200-16— General intent. § 200-39— Purpose. § 200-43— Exceptions. § 200-122— Purpose. § 200-176— R-3A Residence District use regulations. § 200-178— R-3A District bulk and area regulations. § 200-179— R-4 Residence District use and bulk regulations. § 200-180— R-4A Residence District use regulations. § 200-182— R-4A District bulk and area regulations. § 200-189.1— R-5C District use regulations. § 200-189.3— R-5D District use, bulk and other regulations. § 200-190— PRN-1 Residence District (Planned Residential Neighborhood) use regulations. § 200-192— EH Residence District use regulations. § 200-194— Planned Residential Retirement Community use regulations. § 200-194.3— Planned Mixed Use Neighborhood. § 200-194.4— PMN-1 District use bulk, and other regulations. § 200-197— Provision of low- and moderate-income housing. § 200-203— B-3 Business District (Retail Node) use, bulk and area regulations. § 200-209— ROM-1 Industrial District (research, office, limited manufacturing) use regulations. § 200-237— Affordable housing regulations. § 200-238— Calculation of gross density and floor area. § 200-243.2— Affordable housing set aside. § 200-266— RP-7 District.

§ 131-23— Amendments to the standards for individual subsurface sewage disposal systems. § 143-13— Additional rules and regulations. 200-4B{216}— SIGN AREA 200-4B{222}— SIGN TYPES § 200-32— Sign regulations. § 200-54— Final plat approval for major subdivisions. § 200-82— Guaranties required; surety; release. § 200-91— Construction, maintenance and installation standards for specific improvements. § 200-189.2— R-5C District bulk, area, and other regulations. § 200-203.2— B-4 Planned Retail Village Center District bulk and area regulations. § 200-258— Standards applicable to all districts. § 200-269.3— RP-12 District.

§ 36-3— Licenses; fees. § 131-7— Volume. 200-4B{116}— HOTEL 200-4B{158}— MOTEL § 200-27— Circulation and parking. § 200-211— ROM-2 Industrial District (research, office, limited manufacturing) use regulations. 200-281{61}— RESIDENTIAL

§ 59-8— Construction requirements.

113-1{9}— MUFFLER 113-1{20}— SOUND REDUCTION DEVICE § 113-8— Restricted uses and activities. § 113-9— Motor vehicles.

148-4{9}— RESIDENTIAL USER § 200-260— RP-1 District. § 200-269.1— RP-11 District. § 200-269.2— RP-11-Overlay District. § 200-269.3— RP-12 District. 200-281{61}— RESIDENTIAL

1-1{2}— CLERK or TOWNSHIP CLERK § 82-24— Massage, bodywork and somatic therapy establishment application fees. § 109-3— License required. § 109-4— Renewals. § 109-5— Initial application for license. § 109-6— Inspection requirements. § 109-7— Investigation; issuance of license. § 133-4— Filing of copy. § 200-237— Affordable housing regulations. § 200-249— Administrative procedures applicable to both the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment.

§ 1-3— General penalty. § 4-53— Township Prosecutor. § 4-54— Public Defender. Ch 4 Art XIV— Municipal Court § 4-69— Establishment and authority. § 4-70— Municipal Judge. § 4-71— Municipal Court Administrator. § 4-72— Additional employees. § 82-17— Waivable fees for representation by Municipal Public Defender. § 82-18— Police. § 98-3— Administration of tax. § 113-10— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 140-3— Violations and penalties. § 140-14— Violations and penalties. § 200-149— Riparian zones; steep slopes; building prohibition along watercourses and floodplains.

§ 4-71— Municipal Court Administrator. § 4-72— Additional employees. § 82-17— Waivable fees for representation by Municipal Public Defender.

§ 1-3— General penalty.

§ 4-54— Public Defender. § 4-70— Municipal Judge.

§ 40-5— Regulation and control of dogs.