Supporting Documentation · Aug 12, 2026
PB 26 04 Orange Prospect LLC Draft Resolution
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Show all pageswith a minimum width of eight feet shall be provided Lot D- 30 & 33 (existing conditions with additional proposed landscaped islands) 25-14.3 Minimum Illumination at Pedestrian Walkways 0.9 Footcandles (FC) 0.5 FC 0.5 FC 25-14.3 Minimum Illumination at Parking Areas 2.0 Footcandles (FC) 1.2 FC 1.2 FC 25-14.3 Minimum Illumination at Streets 1.2 Footcandles 1.0 FC 1.0 FC 25-11.3(a) Buffer Strips in all Nonresidential Districts In all nonresidential zones, where a side or rear property line abuts a residential district or a residential use in a residential zone, a 50-foot-wide landscaped buffer strip must be provided and maintained in perpetuity. The buffer must contain trees and shrubbery sufficient to screen the nonresidential development from the adjoining residential properties Location of existing Gazebo is approximately 2 feet beyond the required 50-foot residential buffer required. Proposed new location of Gazebo is approximately 6 feet beyond the required 50- foot residential buffer required. 22. N.J.S.A. 40:55D-46b and 50a are the focal points for consideration of amended preliminary and final site plan applications. N.J.S.A. 40:55D-46b provides that if “any substantial amendment in the layout of improvements proposed by the developer that have been subject of a hearing” is
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