210 Sumner Ave Woodbine, NJ 08270-2757
The purpose of the Residential High Density (R2) Zoning District is to provide Woodbine residents with a land area for high density development, with smaller lot sizes, yet with enough lot areas to sustain septic filter systems and small individual scenic and/or recreational open space: (outdoor family space). a. Principal Permitted Uses on the Land and in B…
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R2 · Woodbine, NJThe purpose of the Residential High Density (R2) Zoning District is to provide Woodbine residents with a land area for high density development, with smaller lot sizes, yet with enough lot areas to sustain septic filter systems and small individual scenic and/or recreational open space: (outdoor family space). a. Principal Permitted Uses on the Land and in Buildings. 1. Single-family dwelling. (See Section 26-22 (Cluster Single-Family Residential Development)). 2. Hospitals, churches, parish houses, rectories and public and parochial schools, colleges, and private schools for academic instruction (five acre minimum). 3. Rest homes, convalescent homes and nursing homes (five acre minimum). 4. Public parks and playgrounds, libraries, museums, water tanks and public recreational, forest and game preserves, open space, and community center buildings and public grounds with public swimming pools provided they adhere to the standards established in this Chapter. 5. Government buildings and institutions (five acre minimum). 6. Public purposes uses. 7. Conversion of an existing dwelling to not more than two apartments, each of which shall comply with the requirements Subsections 26-23.10 (Multi-family Housing) and 26-23.5 (Conversion of Dwellings). 8. Apartments and townhouses provided they adhere to the standards established in Subsection 26-23.10 (Multi-family Housing) 9. Agricultural commercial establishments. b. Accessory Uses and Buildings Permitted. 1. Home occupations as defined in Subsection 26-2.1 (General Definitions). 2. Swimming pools in accordance with Section 26-63 (Swimming Pools). 3. Fences and walls in accordance with Subsection 26-23.6 (Fences, Walls and Sight Triangles). 4. See Sections 26-21 (General Provisions - All Districts and Uses) and 26-75 (Exceptions and Modifications). 5. Private garages for passenger vehicles, as defined in Subsection 26-2.1 (General Definitions). 6. Private residential tool shed in accordance with Subsection 26-23.9 (Residential Tool Shed). 7. Residential agriculture, as defined in Subsection 26-2.1 (General Definitions) and Section 26-23.8 (Residential Agriculture). 8. Small wind energy systems and solar energy systems in accordance with standards in Subsection 26-23.7 (Small Wind Energy Systems and Solar Energy Systems). 9. Electric Vehicle Supply/Service Equipment and Make-Ready Parking Spaces in accordance with Subsection 26-11.6 (Electric Vehicles). 10. Trash enclosure for solid waste and recyclables. 11. Accessory uses customarily incidental to a principal use. c. Height Limits. 1.
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