The Township of East Brunswick was established in 1860. Since January 1, 1965, the
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& 221-2 EAST BRUNSWICK CODE & 221-5 2. W est of Crescent Avenue bounded on the South by Miller Avenue and the boundary line of the Boro of Helm etta and on the North by Old Stage Road to Helm etta Boulevard, and all property Southwest of Helm etta Boulevard bounded on the Southeast by the Boro of Helm etta boundary line, on the Northwest by Cranbury Road and along the boundary lines between the Township of East Brunswick and the Township of South Brunswick to the boundary line between the Township of East Brunswick and the Township of Monroe. 3. East of Edgeboro Road and W eston Place between Brick Plant Road and the South River to the Southeast, the Raritan River to the Northeast and North and the Lawrence Brook to the North. 4. Southeast of Fresh Ponds Road to the New Jersey Turnpike bounded on the Southwest by Hardenburg Lane; and on the Northeast by Bog Brook, the boundary line with the Borough of Milltown. 5. From the interesection of Irelands Brook and Dunham s Corner Road along the Easterly side of Dunham s Corner Road South-Southeast to Cranbury Road, then 3,000 feet Northeast to the County Fairgrounds, then in a North by Northwest direction to Irelands Brook, following the sam e back to its intersection with Dunham s Corner Road. & 221-3. Restrictions on bows and arrows. [Amended 2-10-86 by Ord. No. 86-730] A. No person shall possess or have under his control any arrow with an explosive tip or poison arrow or any bow which is drawn by m echanical m eans, unless he can establish that such bow or arrow is possessed because of its historical or sim ilar value and is not intended for use. B. No person shall discharge any arrow within three hundred (300) feet of any dwelling, house, school, place of worship, playground, public street or highway, barn, out-building, field where dom estic anim als are grazing, com m ercial or industrial developm ent, parking areas, or any other place where people or anim als custom arily congregate, except upon an archery range equipped with proper safeguards for the protection of persons and property. C. No bow shall be carried with an arrow strung or discharged in East Brunswick Township, except in those areas enum erated in Section 2-B. & 221-4. Exceptions. [Added 2-10-86 by Ord. No. 86-730] Nothing in this section shall apply to the following activities: A. Landowners hunting upon their own property in accordance with state laws. B. Farm ers carrying and discharging firearm s in the process of anim al control in accordance with state law.
The Departm ent of Public Safety shall be responsible for posting signs on each road entering the Township indicating to persons entering the Township by way of such roads that there are designated areas of the Township in which the discharging of firearm s is prohibited. 22102 6-86
& 223-1 WEED CONTROL & 223-1 Chapter 223 WEED CONTROL ARTICLE I Noxious Plants & 223-1. Definitions. & 223-2. Noxious plants declared a nuisance. & 223-3. Duty of owners and occupants. ARTICLE II Weed Control Code & 223-4. Adoption of standard code by reference. & 223-5. Title of code. & 223-6. Copies on file. [HISTORY: Adopted by the Township Council of the Township of East Brunswick: Article I, as Sec. 11-8 of the Revised General Ordinances; Art. II, at time of adoption of Code; see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. I. Amendments noted where applicable.] GENERAL REFERENCES Brush, grass, weeds and other debris - See Ch. 61. Commercial property maintenance - See Ch. 72. Fire prevention - See Ch. 101. Littering - See Ch. 137. Public health nuisances - See Ch. 150. ARTICLE I Noxious Plants [Adopted as Sec. 11-8 of the Revised General Ordinances] & 223-1. Definitions. [Amended 1-12-76 by Ord. No. 75-14-N] As used in this Article, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated: NOXIOUS PLANT - Any plant likely to have an adverse effect on the health or comfort of human beings, including but not limited to ragweed, poison oak, poison ivy and sumac. 22301
& 223-2 EAST BRUNSWICK CODE & 223-6 & 223-2. Noxious plants declared a nuisance. The growth or existence of any noxious plant in a public or private place is hereby declared to be a nuisance and detrimental to public health.
No owner, occupant or other person having control over any parcel of land shall cause or permit noxious plants to grow thereon.
A code declaring ragweed and poison ivy to be a nuisance, providing for removal or abatement thereof and recovery of expenses incurred by the township in removing or abating such nuisance and prescribing penalties for violations is hereby established pursuant to N.J.R.S. 26:3-69.1 et seq. A copy of said code is annexed hereto and made a part hereof without the inclusion of the text thereof herein.
The said code established and adopted by this Article is described and commonly known as the "Weed Control Code of New Jersey (1953)."
Three (3) copies of the said Weed Control Code of New Jersey (1953) have been placed on file in the office of the Township Clerk upon the introduction of this Article and will remain on file there for use and examination by the public so long as said Article is in effect. 22302 Editor's Note: See Ch. l, General Provisions, Art. I. 1 & 225-1 WELL DRILLING & 225-1 Chapter 225 WELL DRILLING & 225-1. Permit required and fee. & 225-2. Interpretation and application of provisions; purposes. & 225-3. Relationship to statutory provision. & 225-4. Definitions. & 225-5. Minimum depth of wells. & 225-6. Well casings. & 225-7. Pumps and seals. & 225-8. Plumbing of wells. & 225-9. Report. & 225-10. Water analysis. & 225-11. Certification. & 225-12. Violations and penalties. [HISTORY: Adopted by the Township Council of the Township of East Brunswick on 12-27-88 as Ord. 88-981] GENERAL REFERENCES Building construction - See Ch. 20 Individual sewage disposal systems - See Ch. 89 Sewers - See Ch. 92 Individual and semi-public water supplies - See Ch. 125 Public water supply system - See Ch. 126 & 225-1. Permit required and fee. Any person drilling a well shall be required to obtain a permit from the Department of Health for which a fee of one hundred dollars ($100) shall be charged. 22501
6-89 & 225-2 EAST BRUNSWICK CODE & 225-7 & 225-2. Interpretation and application of provisions; purposes. In their interpretation and application, the provisions of this chapter shall be held to be the minimum requirements adopted for the promotion of the public health, safety and welfare. To protect the public, among other purposes, such provisions are intended to provide for an adequate water supply which is free from deleterious substances and fit for human consumption, and to protect both private and public property owners from false statements as to the depth wells are sunk and from excessive charges based thereon. & 225-3. Relationship to statutory provision. It is not intended by this chapter to repeal, abrogate, annul or in any way impair or interfere with existing provisions of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey or the Uniform Construction Code dealing with wells, except that where this chapter imposes a greater restriction or duty than is imposed or required by such existing provisions of law, the provisions of this chapter shall control.
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated: W ELL - An excavation, whether drilled, bored or cored, for water or in the exploration for water. Drive point wells or hand dug wells are included within this definition. W ELL DRILLER - A state licensed person, firm association or corporation who engages in the drilling, digging, driving, boring coring, construction or altering of any well. & 225-5. Minimum depth of wells. If a well to be constructed on a lot of thirty thousand (30,000) square feet or less, such well shall be a driven-type well, to be drilled a minimum depth of fifty (50) feet. In the event the lot size is larger than thirty thousand (30,000) square feet, then dug wells of a minimum depth of twenty (20) feet shall be permitted. & 225-6. Well casings. The casing for all wells shall be steel pipe, plastic pipe or steel pipe with a plastic liner, as approved by the Health Officer, the thickness and weight of which, for the diameter required, shall conform to the minimum standards for such pipe contained in the Plumbing Code of the Township of East Brunswick and statutes of State of New Jersey.
Pumps for all wells drilled to a depth of fifty (50) feet or greater shall be the kind and type commonly designated as "deep well pumps" and shall be capable of delivering a sustained flow of at least five (5) gallons per minute for a test period of four (4) hours. All wells shall be sealed with a patented well seal of an approved type. Installation of the pump and seal shall be the responsibility of a well driller licensed in the State of New Jersey. 22502
6-89 & 225-8 WELL DRILLING & 225-10 & 225-8. Plumbing of wells. Upon the completion of any well, the well driller shall arrange to plumb or sound the well to ascertain the correct depth of such well in the presence of a municipal representative designated by the Township Health Officer or his agent.
& 225-9. Report. Within sixty (60) days of the completion of the drilling of any well, a report shall be filed by the well driller with the Township Health Officer, giving the log (i.e., description of materials penetrated), the size and depth of the well, the diameters and lengths of the casing and screen installed therein, the static and pumping levels and yield of the well, and such other information pertaining to the construction or operation of the well as may be required by the Township Health Officer. The well driller shall also deliver or mail a copy of this report to the owner of the well. This report shall be identical in all respects to the report submitted to the Division of Water Policy and Supply of the State Department as required by N.J.R.S. 58:A-14 and amendments thereto, and may be submitted to the Township Health Officer or his agent on the forms prescribed by the Division of Water Policy and Supply.
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Within ten (10) days of the completion of any well, the well driller or owner shall file a report of the analysis of the water from the well with the Township Health Officer or his agent, which shall include the following tests as a minimum. (a)
Bacteria. (b)
Nitrates. (c)
Iron. (d)
Manganese. (e)
pH. (f)
Volatile organics. (g)
Heavy metals. Water quality for above test must fall within recommended analysis standards set forth by the E.P.A. and D.E.P. (2)
The costs for the above analysis shall be borne by the well driller or owner. The report to be filed shall be a confirmed copy of the original report made by the person, firm association, corporation, or state agency who analyzed the water. 22503
6-89 & 225-11 EAST BRUNSWICK CODE & 225-12 & 225-11. Certification. New wells installed within East Brunswick Township are required to be certified by the Township Health Officer or his agent, prior to use. Certification is based on compliance with all provisions contained in the previous sections of this ordinance. & 225-12. Violations and penalties. Any well driller violating or failing to comply with any of the provisions of this chapter shall, upon conviction, be fined not more than five hundred dollars ($500) or be imprisoned for a term of not more than ninety (90) days, or both, for each offense, as the court may direct. A separate offense shall be deemed committed on each day during which a violation occurs or continues. 22504
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ZONING Chapter 228 ZONING ARTICLE I Title; Interpretation; Intent; Definitions & 228-1. Title. & 228-2. Interpretation and intent. & 228-3. Definitions and word usage. ARTICLE II Establishment of Districts & 228-4. Designation of districts. & 228-5. Adoption of Zoning Map. & 228-6. Interpretation of boundaries. ARTICLE II-A Regulations for the R-P Single-Family Rural Preservation District & 228-6.1. Applicability of Provisions of Article. & 228-6.2. Purposes. & 228-6.3. Permitted Uses. & 228-6.4. Conditional Uses. & 228-6.5. Permitted Accessory Uses. & 228-6.6. Prohibited Uses. & 228-6.7. Density and Lot Area Requirements. & 228-6.8. Bulk Requirements Applicable to 228-6.7 A, B and C & 228-6.9. Agricultural Buffer. & 228-6.10. Design Criteria. & 228-6.11. Open Lands. & 228-6.11A. Existing Nonconforming Former Office-Professional Zone (OP-1) Lots. 22801
1-02 EAST BRUNSWICK CODE ARTICLE II-B REGULATIONS FOR THE RP-2 SINGLE-FAMILY RURAL PRESERVATION TRANSITION DISTRICT & 228-6.12. Applicability of Provisions of Article. & 228-6.13. Permitted uses. & 228-6.14. Permitted accessory uses. & 228-6.15. Prohibited uses. & 228-6.16. Height limitations. & 228-6.17. Density, area and yard requirements. & 228-6.18. Off-street parking. & 228-6.19. Site plan approval. [Deleted 4-20-09 by Ord. No. 09-11] ARTICLE II-C REGULATIONS FOR THE RP-3 RURAL PRESERVATION LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT [Added 6-28-10 by Ord. No. 10-16] & 228-6.20. Applicability of Provisions of Article. & 228-6.21. Purpose. & 228-6.22. Permitted Uses. & 228-6.23. Conditional Uses. & 228-6.24. Permitted accessory uses. & 228-6.25. Prohibited uses. & 228-6.26. Density, Area and yard requirements. & 228-6.27. Buffer. 22802
10-10 ZONING ARTICLE III Regulations for the R-l Single-Family Rural Residence District & 228-7. Applicability of provisions of Article. & 228-8. Permitted uses. & 228-8.1. Conditional Uses. & 228-9. Permitted accessory uses. & 228-10. Prohibited uses. & 228-11. Height limitations. & 228-12. Density, Area and yard requirements. & 228-13. (Reserved). & 228-14. Off-street parking. & 228-15. Site plan approval. [Deleted 4-20-09 by Ord. No. 09-11] & 228-15.1. Parking. ARTICLE IV Regulations for the R-2 Single-Family Suburban Residence District & 228-16. Applicability of provisions of Article. & 228-17. Permitted uses. & 228-18. Permitted accessory uses. & 228-19. Prohibited uses. & 228-20. Height limitations. & 228-21. Density, Area and yard requirements. & 228-22. (Reserved). & 228-23. Off-street parking. & 228-24. Site plan approval. [Deleted 4-20-09 by Ord. No. 09-11] 22803
12-09 EAST BRUNSWICK CODE ARTICLE V Regulations for the R-3 Single-Family Residence District & 228-25. Applicability of provisions of Article. & 228-26. Permitted uses. & 228-27. Permitted accessory uses. & 228-28. Prohibited uses. & 228-29. Height limitations. & 228-30. Density, Area and yard requirements. & 228-31. (Reserved). & 228-32. Off-street parking. & 228-33. Site plan approval. [Deleted 4-20-09 by Ord. No. 09-11] ARTICLE VI Regulations for the R-4 General Residence District & 228-34. Applicability of provisions of Article. & 228-35. Permitted uses. & 228-36. Permitted accessory uses. & 228-37. Prohibited uses. & 228-38. Height limitations. & 228-39. Density, Area and yard requirements. & 228-40. (Reserved). & 228-41. Off-street parking. & 228-42. Site plan approval. [Deleted 4-20-09 by Ord. No. 09-11] 22804 12-09
ZONING ARTICLE VI-A Senior Citizen Housing Option Zone & 228-42.1. Permitted Uses. & 228-42.2. Permitted Accessory Uses. & 228-42.3. Prohibited Uses. & 228-42.4. Density. & 228-42.5. Affordable Units. & 228-42.6. Area and Bulk Requirements. & 228-42.7. Off-Street Parking. ARTICLE VII Cluster Development Zoning & 228-43. Applicability. & 228-44. Legislative findings. & 228-45. Download 8.87 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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