F. Traffic Impact Statement/Analysis

  1. The berm shall not have a completely continuous height but shall vary in height along the length of the berm.
  2. The berm shall have a maximum side slope of three feet horizontal to one foot vertical.
  3. The applicant shall provide a Traffic Impact Statement/Analysis (“TIS”) at the time of the application submission. The TIS shall be prepared by a professional engineer, licensed in the State of New Jersey, and shall contain the requisite information as set forth in §244-218 of the Jackson Township Code. In addition, the TIS shall provide the following information:
  4. A truck and automobile trip analysis should be provided and should include peak hours and off-peak hours.
  5. An ingress/egress management plan to prevent queuing on adjacent roads in the event of restricted access (i.e. - manned gate/swipe entry).
  6. Identification of all on-and off-site transportation impacts, including vehicular, truck, pedestrian, multimodal, and transit access.
  7. A truck route plan
  8. The applicant shall submit and comply with a truck route plan and map identifying anticipated routes and supporting signage proposed to and from the facility to the nearest arterial roads, highway interchange and Township boundary, consistent with the data presented in the TIS.
  9. The truck route plan shall further outline how truck drivers will be instructed as to the acceptable travel routes, relative to the class of vehicle. At the Board’s discretion, off-site directional signage may be required.
  10. Parking and Loading, and staging spaces and loading docks are required as follows:
  11. Outdoor storage of trailers in the front yard of the warehouse is prohibited.
  12. If a gate is proposed, a gate management plan (e.g., off-peak goods movement and staggered shifts) shall be provided as a condition of approval, demonstrating how queuing will be avoided on affected roads.
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  14. Off-street parking shall be governed by §244-197. In addition, driveways and internal drive aisles shall be designed with adequate widths and turning radii to allow tractor trailers to complete turning maneuvers while remaining within their designated travel lanes. Turning templates shall be provided for all anticipated vehicle types and all routes.
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  16. SECTION 9. Chapter 244-193, entitled “Landscaping; buffer areas; screening; shade trees” shall be amended as follows:
  17. (1) Buffer areas shall be deleted and replaced with the following:
  18. All proposed uses, other than single-family and two-family dwellings shall provide buffer areas along all side and rear property lines which about areas zoned for residential use and along front property lines on