Such permits may be issued for a period not to exceed one year and on further application to the Land Use Board, may be extended, for good cause shown, for an additional period, not to exceed one year. Thereafter, such temporary use permit shall expire and the use as permitted shall be abated. Any structure erected in connection therewith shall be removed. Where it deems appropriate the Land Use Board may require such guarantees it deems sufficient to cause such abatement and/or removal.

Where a building permit has been issued, a temporary certificate of occupancy for a dwelling house may be granted to a developer to permit such dwelling house to be used, temporarily, as a sales and management office for the sale of those homes within a subdivision provided all of the following requirements are met:

Where a building permit has been issued, the Land Use Board may grant a temporary use permit for a nonconforming use incidental to construction projects on the same premises as the storage of building supplies and machinery and/or the assembly of building materials. For example, but not by way of limitation, such temporary use permit may be issued to permit the parking of a "construction trailer" on such a site.

The Land Use Board may grant a temporary use permit for the erection and maintenance of temporary structures or buildings for the conduct of permitted uses where such permitted uses have been interrupted by reason of fire or other casualty.

Such temporary use permit shall expire at the time the necessary, repair or reconstruction of the permanent structures or buildings has been accomplished or within one year, whichever occurs first.

The Land Use Board may grant temporary use permits for the location of temporary structures, in connection with permitted uses, on the site of such permitted use, which use is either existing or about to be established, upon the construction of a permanent structure. Such temporary structure shall provide facilities during construction of permanent facilities to house the permitted use or which will result in permanent facilities to house the permitted use. For example, but not by way of limitation, such temporary use permits may be issued to temporary office space, temporary classroom space and/or temporary warehouse space on such a site.

No transportable or wheel-based structure or other temporary stricture used as an office, storage shed or other use incidental to and in connection with a permitted construction project or building shall be placed on a site unless the Zoning Officer shall first have issued a temporary permit therefor. Such structure shall not be located so as to be detrimental to the use and enjoyment of any adjoining property and shall be removed from the site prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the permitted construction project or building.

Fundraising B Games of Chance. Unless specifically prohibited within a particular zoning district, fundraising games of chance operated or conducted in accordance with the New Jersey "Raffles Licensing Law" and "Bingo Licensing Law" shall be permitted activities within all zoning districts, provided that the operator of any game of chance complies in all respects, with the Licensing Ordinance relating to Games of Chance (Section 4-1a).

Special permits for sales promotions. The Zoning Officer is hereby authorized to issue temporary permits for not exceeding 10 days duration to permit temporary sales promotions, uses or events and events such as concerts, shows, circuses, etc., subject to the following provisions: