80 Main Street Redevelopment Plan

76 -80 MAIN STREET REDEVELOPMENT PLAN TOWNSHIP OF WEST ORANGE , COUNTY OF ESSEX Page 20 Prepared by Heyer, Gruel & Associates shall be measured perpendicular to the axis of the length with adequate provisions for ingress and egress to all parking spaces. 6.5.4 Recycling and Refuse Storage Unless specified otherwise herein, all projects within the Area shall comply with the recycling regulations at §25 -8.14 of West Orange’s Land Use Ordinance. 1. A recycling and refuse storage area shall be provided on the property. 2. For purposes of this redevelopment plan, the standards found within §25 -8.14 shall also apply to the property’s required refuse storage area, where applicable. 7 ELECTRIC VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE The LRHL (N.J.S.A. 40A:12A -7(A) (8)) requires that redevelopment plans state the proposed locations for zero -emission vehicle fueling and charging infrastructure within the project area in a manner that appropriately connects with an essential public charging network. As previously stated, it is a requirement of this redevelo pment plan that redevelopers supply electric vehicle parking in accordance with the West Orange Land Use Ordinance’s EV standards. 8 CONFORMANCE WITH TOWNSHIP OBJECTIVES The LRHL (N.J.S.A. 40A:12A -7(A) (1)) requires that redevelopment plans be reviewed for consistency with local policies and objectives, which includes a review of the Township’s Master Planning documents. 8.1 2019 MASTER PLAN UPDATE The 2019 Master Plan Update, West Orange’s most recent Master Plan document, was approved in December 2019. The Plan includes a Reexamination Report and Plan Element Updates . Below are the Township’s planning goals and objectives from the 2019 Master Plan Update that are most relevant to the 76 -80 Main Street Rehabilitation Area: 1. Consider changes to permitted uses, including modifying permitted uses in commercial zones. 2. Modify zone district designations to address inconsistencies between existing land uses and zoning, and to promote economic development in certain locations. 3. Continue to maintain a balance of land uses, including varied nonresidential uses and a range of appropriate housing types and sizes. 4. Promote development in locations near transit and services. 5. Increase focus on walkability and complete streets throughout the Township. 9 RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER PLANS 9.1 2025 STATE DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT

opment in locations near transit and services. 5. Increase focus on walkability and complete streets throughout the Township. 9 RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER PLANS 9.1 2025 STATE DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT PLAN The LRHL requires a review of the relationship between the Redevelopment Plan and the State Development and Redevelopment Plan (SDRP) (N.J.S.A. 40A:12A -7(a) (5)). In December 2025 , the State Planning Commission adopted the newest iteration of the SDRP. The SDRP is a document that, while not binding, guides State -level development and redevelopment policy as well