Supporting Documentation · May 28, 2026
25 10 23 Mavis Tire Planning Review 1
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Show all pagesWest Orange Zoning Board October 23, 2025 Re: Mavis Tire Supply, LLC Our File No. 115.WRZ0105.V01 Planning Review #1 Page 4 S:\West Orange\Zoning Board\115.WRZ0105.V01 - Mavis Tire Supply, LLC\25-10-20 Mavis Tire- Planning Review 1.docx • 1 monument sign is proposed with a height of 8 feet and an area of 48.5 square feet. 4. Variances & Waivers Required It appears that the following conditions are not in compliance with the Township’s land development regulations and may require variance or design waiver relief from the Board to permit the project as proposed: Variances: a. §25-7.1 Attachment 2 Permitted Uses – The proposed use as a Motor Vehicle Service Station is not a permitted principal use. b. §25-7.1 Attachment 3 Lot Coverage – The proposed lot coverage is 64.0% where a maximum of 60% is permitted. c. § 25-8.1.a Setback of Accessory Structures – Accessory structures are required to be at least fifteen feet from the principal building. The trash/recycling enclosure is located within 15 feet of the principal building. d. §25-12.1.l Parking in Front Yard – Parking is not permitted in a front yard, where parking is proposed in the front yard. e. §25-12.2.b(1) Parking – The minimum required number of parking spaces is 29, where 19 are proposed. f. §25-12.3.a.2 Loading – At least one off-street loading space is required, where no designated loading space is provided. g. §25-14.3 Lighting – A minimum of 2.0 footcandles is required to be maintained in parking areas, where lighting levels will be as low as 1.1 footcandles in portions of the parking lot. 5. Master Plan Considerations The Township’s Master Plan was last reexamined in December of 2019. The following goals, objectives, and recommendations of the Master Plan may be relevant to this application: • Encourage economic development and redevelopment that is compatible with the suburban character of the Township. • Maintain the existing scale of the community. • The master plan should continue to support economic development, including through maintenance and revitalization of commercial and office areas.
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