Public Township Council Meeting — Packet

DRAFT PROPOSED REVISIONS – OCTOBER 2011 b. The professional use must be located on the entry level, and shall not occupy (i) more than fifty (50%) percent of the entry level and (ii) shall not exceed one thousand (1,000) square feet. c. A site plan indicating the part of the premises, with square footage, to be used shall be submitted to the Technical Review Committee of the Planning Board for approval. A Certificate of Continued Occupancy, or Certificate of Occupancy, shall be required. Amended site plan approval and a new Certificate shall be required for any change of the profession practiced on the premises. d. The applicant shall submit evidence that he or she has the degree, certificate or license of the profession for which the premises are to be used. e. Not more than three (3) people, including the resident of the home and staff, can work in the professional activity on the premises. f. A sufficient number of spaces shall be provided for off-street parking for residents of the home and staff personnel. g. A name plate, not exceeding one (1) square foot in area, may be used after obtaining a sign permit from the Planning Department. No interior illuminated lighting in the sign shall be permitted; and only the name of the professional and the profession shall appear on the sign which shall be within the property lines not more than five (5) feet high, and shall be located within the property lines of the site. No signs shall be posted in windows. h. If a home is located on a corner lot, and one of the adjacent streets is listed in paragraph a, a home professional office, otherwise subject to the requirements of this ordinance is permitted. 25-9.11 Portable Storage Containers. Comment [PG40]: new regulations The use of portable storage containers is permitted on a temporary basis and must meet the following conditions: a. Portable storage containers shall be placed on property within a residential zone for no more than 30 days unless used in conjunction with a construction permit, in which event, it shall be permitted to remain for

e placed on property within a residential zone for no more than 30 days unless used in conjunction with a construction permit, in which event, it shall be permitted to remain for the duration of the construction permit, but no more than one year. b. A property owner may apply for an extension of the 30 day limitation to the Zoning Officer for good cause, but in no event for more than an additional 30 days. c. No portable storage container shall be placed in any area on a residential property not meeting the accessory structure setback requirements of the zone and in no event shall a portable storage container be placed in a front yard, the public right-of-way, or at any location which obstructs traffic visibility. All portable storage containers shall be placed on a driveway, where possible. d. There shall be a limit of one portable storage container per property. e. The size of a portable storage container shall not exceed ten feet in height and ten feet by twenty feet in width and length. f. The portable storage container and the area surrounding it shall be kept in a neat and clean condition. g. Persons intending to place a portable storage container on a residential property shall first obtain a permit therefor following completion of the relevant application form and payment of a fee of $75.00. 42