SCHEDULE II (Section ) AREA, BULK AND YARD REQUIREMENTS
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1 SCHEDULE II (Section ) AREA, BULK AND YARD REQUIREMENTS Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height Rear Family Width Depth Acces. Coverage (stories/ Front Both One bldgs.) (%) (%) feet) R-1: Single-Family Residential 1. Single-Family 21,780 21, / Home Occupation 21,780 21, / ) Public Park 43, / R-2: Single-Family Residential 1. Single-Family 11,250 11, / Home Occupation 11,250 11, / Public Park 21, / R-3: Single-Family Residential 1. Single-Family 9,300 9, / Home Occupation 9,300 9, / Public Park 21, / R-3: M Single-Family Residential Modified 1. Single-Family 9,300 9, / Clubs 19, / Home Occupation 9,300 9, / Public Park 21, / Page 1 of 14 9/11/07
2 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height Rear Family Width Depth Acces. Coverage (stories/ Front Both One bldgs.) (%) (%) feet) R-C : Cluster Residential 1) Single-Family* 9,300 9, / ) Townhouses* As per Section ) Patio Homes, Zero lot line homes and semi- detached As per Section house 1) Public Park 21, / ) Home occupation 9,300 9, / RT-1: One and Two Family Residential All uses permitted in the R-3 1) Single-Family 6,250 6, / ) Two-Family 8,400 4, / All conditional uses permitted in the R-3 RT-2: One to Four Family Residential 1) Single Family All requirements same as those in the RT-1 district 2) Two Family All requirements same as those in the RT-1 district 3) Three Family 10, / ) Four Family 11, / All conditional uses permitted in the R-3 For structures not specifically listed in this schedule, the most similar listed requirements apply. *Cluster option may apply. Page 2 of 14 9/11/07
3 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) RG :Garden Apartment Residential 1. Single-Family All requirements same as those in RT-1 2. Two-Family All requirements same as those in RT-1 3. Three-Family All requirements same as those in RT-2 4. Four-Family All requirements same as those in RT-2 5. Garden Apartment Two- 43,560 2, / Story 1) Church 21, / ) School 21, / ) Nursery School 21, / ) Public Park 21, / RGM : Garden Apartment Modified 1. Housing complexes and garden Same as the RG apartments owned by hospitals Conditional uses Same as the RG Page 3 of 14 9/11/07
4 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) RGR: Medium Density Residential 1. Single Family All requirements same as those in RT-1 * 2. Two Family All requirements same as those in RT-1 * 3. Three family All requirements same as those in RT-2 4. Four Family All requirements same as those in RT-2 * 5. Garden Apt. 21,780 1, / All conditional uses permitted in the RT-1 and RT-2 s *Retention/Preservation Incentive Bonus a) Where a lot or parcel contains an existing one to four family residential structure which is 50 years old or older, and the property owner agrees to retain and rehabilitate such structure, the following regulations shall supersede all conflicting provisions of this zoning ordinance: b) The existing lot as shown on the most recent tax map shall be presumed to comply with all dimensional requirements to qualify for a unit density of 30 units per acre. c) All the setback lines for the existing principal structure shall be deemed conforming, so that construction may take place within the regularly approved envelope, as expa existing principal structure. d) The owner shall be required to provide as many conforming, off-street parking spaces as the lot will accommodate, but the maximum number of off-street parking spaces require number which the lot will accommodate. e) Where a lot or tract is vacant as of the adoption of this ordinance, but which contained at some time in the past a one to four family residential structure, that lot shall be entitled to all of the benefits of this retention/preservation incentive bonus, the terms of which shall be based upon the same footprint of the which was demolished. The footprint of the demolished structure shall be determined by the Township Planner and Engineer by any reasonably reliable method. Page 4 of 14 9/11/07
5 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) M-1: Mid-Rise Apartment 1. Single Family All requirements same as those in RT-1 * 2. Two Family All requirements same as those in RT-1 * 3. Three family All requirements same as those in RT-2 * 4. Four Family All requirements same as those in RT-2 * 5. Garden Apt 43, / Two Story 6. Mid Rise Apt Three-Story 58, / Four-Story 78, / Five Story 98, / Six Story** 98, / ) Club 19, / ) Public park 19, / ) Public Library 19, / ) Church 19, / ) School* 19, / ) Nursing home 39, / **Six stories are permitted only in developments which include a parking lot/garage providing at least 100 parking spaces available to the general public. For the purposes of this section, the following provisions shall apply: a. The term "story" shall not include one level of parking open to the general public, provided there is no more than one-half level of such parking open to the general public above the average elevation of the finished grade; and b. height shall be measured from the top of the highest level of parking open to the public; and c. Decked parking shall not be counted as part of coverage; and d. The s of the development and the parking deck shall be considered one principal regardless of the number of lots involved in the development. e. Required off-street parking may be satisfied by shared and/or leased public parking which is located within at least 1,000' of the development. Page 5 of 14 9/11/07
6 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) ORC : Office-Residential Character 1. Office, 7, / business and professional 2. Combined Use 7,200 7,200 for 1 family, 2,000 for each additional family / Single-Family All requirements same as those in RT-1 4. Two-Family All requirements same as those in RT-1 5. Three-Family All requirements same as those in RT-2 6. Four-Family All requirements same as those in RT-2 1. Church 21, / School 21, / Child care Center 21, / Page 6 of 14 9/11/07
7 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) OB-1 : Office 1. Business or professional 174, / All uses permitted in RG All requirements same as those in RG 3. Hotel 174, / Church or 43, / school* 2. Public Park 43, / Nursing Home 43, / Restaurant or cafeteria in office All requirements same as for principal permitted use OB-2: Office 1. Business or professional 174, / All uses permitted in RG All requirements same as those in RG 3. Hotel 174, / Church or 43, / school* 2. Public Park 43, / Nursing Home 43, / Restaurant or cafeteria in office All requirements same as for principal permitted use Page 7 of 14 9/11/07
8 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued H Hospital Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) Hospital 300, max / additional foot for every foot exceeds maximum height 1. Church or additional foot for every foot exceeds maximum height 43, / school* 2. Public Park 43, / Nursing Home 43, / H-1: Hospital Modified 1. Hospital 400, max / additional foot for every foot exceeds maximum height 2. Medical Laboratories, rehabilitation centers, etc. 1. Church or school* additional foot for every foot exceeds maximum height 43, / , / Public Park 43, / Nursing Home 43, / Page 8 of 14 9/11/07
9 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued B : Business Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) 1. Office None None / Retail business None None /35 10 except department store 3. Restaurant None None / Personal and None None /35 10 business services 5. for None None /35 10 combined permitted uses 6. Mortuary None None / Club None None / RG and RGM permitted uses All requirements same as those in the RG and RGM s 9. Theater None None / Hotel None None / Public parking None None /35 10 garage 2. Parking lot None None / Bowling alley None / Railway station None None / Church or school Same as in the OB 6. Fast-food None None /35 10 establishment 7. Schools, Same as for permitted uses above commercial and instructional (for new construction only, and if contiguous to a residential district, the contiguous yard shall be at least 15 ft. plus required buffer strip. None required for existing structures (for new construction only, and if contiguous to a residential district, the contiguous yard shall be at least 15 ft. plus required buffer strip. None required for existing structures 25 feet plus buffer strip if required 25 feet plus buffer strip if required Page 9 of 14 9/11/07
10 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) CBD-1: Central Business 1. Hotel None None /35 10 None None None 2. Office None None / Retail business None None / Restaurant None None / Personal and business ser. 6. for combined business uses None None /35 10 None None / RG Permitted Uses All requirements same as those in RG 8. Theater None None /35 10 Conditional uses 1. Public parking None None /35 10 garage 2. Parking lot None None / Bowling alley None / Church or school* Same as in the OB 5. Bus station None None / Fast-food establishment None None / Schools, commercial and instructional Same as for permitted uses above 8. Nightclubs None None / Mortuary None None / Club None None /35 10 (if contiguous to a residential district the contiguous yard shall include the buffer strip) (if contiguous to a residential district the contiguous yard shall include the buffer strip) except the buffer strip, if required (except the buffer strip, if required Page 10 of 14 9/11/07
11 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Minimum Per (include Improved Lot Height bldgs.) (%) (%) CBD-2: Central Business 1. Hotel None None / Office None None / Retail Business None None / Restaurant None None / Personal and None None /65 10 business service 6. for None None /65 10 combined business use 7. RG Permitted None None /65 10 uses 8. Theater None None / Public parking None None /65 10 garage 2. Parking Lot None None / Bowling Alley None None / Church or School None None / Bus Station None None / Fast-food None None /65 10 establishments 7. Schools, None None /65 10 commercial and instructional 8. Nightclubs None None / Clubs None None / Mortuaries None None /65 10 (if contiguous to a residential district the contiguous yard shall include the buffer strip) (if contiguous to a residential district the contiguous yard shall include the buffer strip) (except the buffer strip, if required (except the buffer strip, if required Page 11 of 14 9/11/07
12 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Permitted and TVC : Transit Village Core Per Unit Width Feet Depth Feet Max. Lot Coverage Including Accessory Bldg. % Max. Improved Lot Coverage % Max. Bldg. Ht. Stories/ Feet Mixed Use 1 Acre 726 sq. ft. 100 ft. 100 ft. 80% 95% 5/55 ft. 20 ft. None None 30 ft. Structure Parking Structure 2 Acres 100 ft. 100 ft. 80% 95% 6/55 ft. 20 ft. None None 10 ft. Hotel 2 Acres 500 sq. ft. 0 ft. 100 ft. 80% 95% 5/55 ft. 20 ft. None None 30 ft. a) All structures must be a minimum of three (3) stories and thirty-five (35) feet high. b) All hotels must be a minimum of four (4) stories and forty-five (45) feet high. c) No guest rooms are permitted on the street level. (Ord. No. O ) Min. Front Feet Min. Side Both Feet Min. Side One Feet Min. Rear Feet Page 12 of 14 9/11/07
13 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued UR-159: Urban Renewal Minimum Maximum Bulk Per Family Width (feet Depth (include Acces. bldgs.) (%) Improved Lot Coverage (%) Height (stories/ feet) Front Both One 1. Retail Business None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None 2. Personal None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None Business Service 3. Office None None None None 70 None 14/182 None None None None 4. Bank None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None 5. Motels or None None None None 70 None 13/130 None None None None Hotels 6. Restaurant None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None 7. Theater None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None 8. Apartment None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None House 9. Public and None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None quasi-public s 10. s for None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None combined permitted uses 11. Public Park None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None 12. Public parking None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None garages 13. Fast food None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None establishment 14. Nightclubs None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None 1. Public parking None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None lot 2. Bus terminal None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None 3. Taxi stand None None None None 70 None 12/132 None None None None Rear Page 13 of 14 9/11/07
14 Zoning Schedule II,, Bulk and Continued Minimum Maximum Bulk Per Family Width (feet Depth (include Acces. bldgs.)(%) Improved Lot Coverage (%) Height (stories/ feet) Front Both One Rear PP: Public Purpose Permitted Use none PPU: Public Purpose (Undevelopable) Permitted Use none ROW: Route I-287 Permitted Use none ROW: Route 24 Permitted Use none ROW: NJ Transit Permitted Use none Page 14 of 14 9/11/07
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