Public Township Council Meeting — Packet

DRAFT PROPOSED REVISIONS – OCTOBER 2011 (a) Exceptions. Nothing herein shall be deemed to prohibit the parking or storing of a tow truck, flat bed truck or construction equipment on property in any district while it is being used in the transaction of business with the owner or occupancy of the property or when such vehicle has been summoned to the property by the Police Department. In no event shall the time period authorized by this subsection exceed four (4) hours. (b) Enforcement; Penalty. (1) Enforcement of the provisions of these regulations shall be the joint responsibility of the Zoning Officer and/or the Police Department. (2) Any person, firm, partnership, association, corporation or other entity convicted of violating these regulations shall be liable to a fine of fifty ($50.00) dollars for each such violation and each day in which such violation continues shall constitute a separate violation or offense. In addition to the foregoing remedies the Township Attorney may maintain an action in any court of competent jurisdiction to enjoin, restrain, abate, correct or remove any violation of these regulations. c. A parking area may be situated in whole or in part on the roof of the main building to which it is accessory providing the parking area is properly and adequately screened. (Ord. No. 904-88 § 25-5.6D; Ord. No. 1217-93; Ord. No. 1219-93; Ord. No. 1227-93; Ord. No. 1347-95 §§ 1—4; Ord. No. 1795-01 § II; Ord. No. 1963-04 § I) 25-12.5 Nonapplicability to Existing Buildings and Uses. The provisions of subsection 25-12.3 and 25-12.4 shall not apply to any building or use in existence on January 25, 1978 whether continued as a permitted or a nonconforming use, or thereafter converted or changed to a different lawful use. (Ord. No. 904-88 § 25-5.6E) 25-13 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTANALYSIS. 25-13.1 General Provisions. The environmental impact generated by a land development project necessitates a comprehensive analysis of the variety of problems that may result and the actions that can be taken to

ral Provisions. The environmental impact generated by a land development project necessitates a comprehensive analysis of the variety of problems that may result and the actions that can be taken to minimize those problems. This constitutes an environmental impact statement. In evaluating the environmental impact, the Planning Board and the Zoning Board shall not approve any submission until it determines and finds that the proposed development: a. Will not result in appreciable harmful effects to the environment. b. Has been designed and conceived with a view toward the protection of the regional resources. c. Will not place a disproportionate or excessive demand upon the total resources available for such proposal and for any future proposals. In order to accomplish these goals, the Board shall condition any approval upon the implementation of those performance controls deemed necessary to assure the protection of the environment. Any approval shall also be conditioned upon the receipt of licenses, permits or other approvals required by law. Those factors outlined in subsection 25-13.4e. along with supplemental requirements adopted by the Board shall be used to determine the environmental performance controls that are necessary. (Ord. No. 904-88 § 25-5.7A) 66