1512P640-PF-Major-Subdivision-Review-1.pdf — PaddleOCR-VL (Baidu)

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REGULATION	REQUIRED	PROPOSED		STATUS
REGULATION	R-1
Principal Building
Min Front Yard Setback	40 FT	All Lots	>40 FT	Conforms
Min Rear Yard Setback	50 FT	All Lots	>50 FT	Conforms
Min Side Yard Setback	20 FT	All Lots	>20 FT	Conforms
Min Setback from Street	60 FT	All Lots	>60 FT	Conforms
Min Building Height	35 FT	All Lots	<35 FT	Conforms
Max. Building Coverage	15%	All Lots	<15%	Conforms
Max. Lot Coverage	50%	All Lots	<50%	Conforms

Note: The proposed lots are to be serviced by public sanitary sewer.

(1) Per §244-47D the minimum lot area is 1 acre, whereas 0.46 acres is proposed for Basin Lot 30.10.

(2) Per §244-47D the minimum lot area is 1 acre, whereas 0.34 acres is proposed for Basin Lot 30.11.

(3) Per §244-47D the minimum lot width is 150 ft, whereas approximately 145 ft is proposed for New Lot 30.09.

(4) Per §244-47D the minimum lot width is 150 ft, whereas 122.31 ft is proposed for Basin Lot 30.11.

Per §244-47D the minimum lot frontage is 125 ft for a corner lot, whereas 122.31 ft is proposed for Basin Lot 30.11.
Per §244-47D the minimum Lot depth is 200 ft, whereas approximately 105 ft is proposed for Basin Lot 30.10.
Per §244-47D the minimum Lot depth is 200 ft, whereas 165.95 ft is proposed for Basin Lot 30.11.

C. Conservation Zone Overlay

Per §244-45C(1) all properties which fall within the Conservation Zone Overlay shall be regulated by the underlying zone or district within which they are found, except that the following additional requirements shall apply.

Per §244-45C(1)(a) all applications for major site plan or major subdivision approvals shall be required to submit a valid NJDEP letter of interpretation and/or permit which identifies all freshwater wetlands and wetlands buffers/transition areas on the property or properties included in the application before the application can be deemed complete. The plans depict the wetlands and wetlands buffer. The Applicant shall submit a valid NJDEP letter of interpretation and/or permit which identifies all freshwater wetlands and wetlands buffers.
Per §244-45C(1)(b) all wetlands, wetlands buffers, transition areas, and riparian buffers must be properly identified and delineated on all submitted plans for major site plan or major subdivision approvals before the application can be deemed complete. The plans depict the