Land Development Ordinance - Amended 4-2-2024

remodeling. A container unit or portable tractor-trailer may remain on site of a residential or non-residential construction project up to 12 months.

iii. Extension of Duration . If additional time is required specifically related to the completion of a residential or nonresidential construction project, an extension may be granted by the Planning Director for up to 12 additional months.

iv. Use of Parking Prohibited . Temporary accessory storage units shall not occupy approved parking spaces.

v. Maximum Size . The total aggregate of all temporary accessory storage units on site at any one (1) time shall not exceed 1,200 square feet for each residential or construction project. vi. Compliance . Upon the effective date of the Land Development Ordinance, December 30, 2016, temporary accessory storage units in violation of the Land Development Ordinance shall be brought into compliance within six (6) months, except for existing container units or portable tractor-trailers that have been in place less than six (6) months, in-which case may remain until the remaining portion of the six (6) months has expired and then must be removed, in compliance with the standards of this Subsection.

E. Accessory Use - Recycling Collection Station .

i. Nonresidential Zoning . A collection or donation bin shall only be located in a nonresidential zoning district and shall not occupy a parking lot or parking space. The bin may be located adjacent to a parking lot but not within a parking bay, a designated landscape island or landscape area, approved on a landscape plan by the Town.

ii . Mobility . The collection or donation bin shall remain mobile.

iii. Screening. The recycling collection station shall be screened in accordance with §9-1255 Use Standards, p. Miscellaneous Use, (1) Accessory Use, and per the Town’s Standard Specifications & Constructions Details. iv. Town Approval . The owner or representative of the recycling station or bin shall obtain approval by the Town as to the location of the center via a site plan or building permit and must provide written proof of permission to locate on a property if not owned by the owner or representative of the recycling center.

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