The following are permitted uses in the M-1 Zone:

Private garage space for the storage of commercial and industrial vehicles.

Off-street parking space for the use of patrons and employees.

Such dining and temporary sleeping facilities as may be necessary for the convenience of employees.

Accessory use as defined in Part 1 of this chapter of the Code of the Township of Brick.

Utility installations, provided that the requirements of Article XXXII are met.

Quasi-public uses, provided that the conditions of Article XXXII are met.

Industrial parks, provided that the conditions of Article XXXII are met.

Places of assembly, parish houses, convents and cemeteries.

Marinas and boatyards, provided that the marina or boatyard shall be located on a lot of not less then one acre.

Industrial uses established in this zone shall set aside 25% of the tract which shall be devoted to seeding and landscaping and used for no other purposes.

All activities or processes shall take place within an enclosed building. Incidental storage out of doors shall be shielded from any public street or adjacent residential zones by fencing, landscaping or other appropriate measure, to be indicated on the required site plan. Storage or parking areas for permitted building materials, equipment or vehicles shall be thoroughly screened from adjoining residences or residential zones by a solid and continuous fence or buffer zone as defined herein.

Whenever the property line of an occupied lot in the M-1 Zone abuts or is directly across a street from a residential use or zone, a buffer zone of at least 50 feet in width shall be established in accordance with the provisions of § 245-409. The buffer zone may be increased depending upon the character and intensity of the proposed use.

Residential dwelling units other than those utilized in conjunction with a permitted farm operation or required by industrial use.

Retail businesses of any type, except as specified in § 190-110A(9).

The manufacture of heavy chemicals, such as but not limited to mineral acids or other corrosives, ammonia, caustic soap and sulfuric acid; the manufacture of basic or semifinished chemicals, such as cellulose products, resins, explosives, combustible gases, soap and detergents, fertilizers derived from animal origins, asphalt and tar products; the manufacture or production of metals and alloys in ingot form; the manufacture or production of cement, plaster, cork and their constituents, matches, paints, oils, varnishes, lacquer, plastics and rubber products; and the slaughtering or processing of animals or fowl.

Smoke control. Smoke control must meet the standards of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) or the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or the Township of Brick, whichever standards are the most restrictive, as may hereafter be supplemented and amended.

Control of noise. Noise control must meet the standards of the NJDEP or the EPA or the Township of Brick, whichever standards are the most restrictive, as may hereafter be supplemented and amended.

Control of odors. Odor control must meet the standards of the NJDEP or the EPA or the Township of Brick, whichever standards are the most restrictive, as may hereafter be supplemented and amended.

Control of glare or heat. Glare or heat control must meet the standards of the NJDEP or the EPA or the Township of Brick, whichever standards are the most restrictive, as may hereafter be supplemented and amended.

Control of vibration. Vibration control must meet the standards of the NJDEP or the EPA or the Township of Brick, whichever standards are the most restrictive, as may hereafter be supplemented and amended.

Control of radioactivity or electrical disturbance. Radioactivity and electrical disturbance must meet the standards of the NJDEP or the EPA or the Township of Brick, whichever standards are the most restrictive, as may hereafter be supplemented and amended.

Outdoor storage and waste disposal.

Provision and use of water. All water requirements shall be stated in the application. Water shall be supplied from wells only after an approved or accepted geologic study furnished by the applicant and certification by a professional geologist that the underground water supply and levels will not be appreciably altered in such a way as to endanger the water level and supply for other properties.

Liquid wastes and effluents shall be discharged into an approved existing sewerage treatment system in accordance with OCSA regulations of that system and shall be treated in a treatment plant operated by the proposed use which is in compliance with the applicable state statutes and with the requirements of the NJDEP and which is approved by the Brick Township Utilities Authority.

Precaution against fire hazards, proper handling and storage of materials and structural design and safeguards for the health and safety of workers shall comply with the applicable regulations and requirements of the State Department of Labor and Industry.

Electric vehicle charging station checklist; commercial/multifamily draft, revised September 15, 2022.