An open and unscreened entrance porch leading to the basement, cellar or first floor not more than 10 feet in width may project no more than five feet not including steps into a required front yard area, provided the floor of the porch is within three feet of the adjoining ground level.

An open and unroofed patio or deck not more than three feet above ground level may extend into a required side or rear yard in accordance with permitted side or rear property line setback requirements. This restriction shall not apply to such patios if constructed at ground level.

Ordinary projection of cornices, eaves, gutters, sills, chimneys, and ornamental features may project not more than 24 inches into any required yard area.

Appurtenances Attached to Principal Buildings. The height limitations of this chapter shall not apply to antennas attached to buildings, nor to chimneys, ventilators, skylights, water tanks, bulkheads and the necessary mechanical appurtenances usually carried above the roof level.

Such features, however, shall not exceed in coverage 20% of the total roof area and shall not exceed a height such as is necessary to accomplish the purpose which they are intended to serve.

Free-Standing Accessories. Noncommercial radio and television antennas and flag poles which are erected as free-standing accessories and which might normally exceed the height limitations established by this chapter may be erected to a height which can be demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Planning Board as necessary to accomplish their intended function, except that no such structure may be located nearer to any property line than a distance equal to 1/2 its height above ground.

On any corner lot, nothing shall be erected, placed, printed or allowed to grow in such a manner as to obstruct vision between a height of two and one-half (2 1/2) feet and 10 feet above the center line grades of the intersecting streets, within the triangular area formed by the two intersecting street lines bounding the lot, and by a line connecting points on each street line located 25 feet from the intersection of the street lines.

Removal of Trees and Shrubs; Notice. In case any tree or shrub, or any part thereof along the public highway or sidewalk shall become dangerous to the public safety, the owner of the property in front of which such tree or shrub shall be located shall remove the same, or the required part thereof, forthwith upon service of written directive to that effect from the Borough Council, or from the County of Monmouth in the case of a County right-of-way or highway. The notice shall be sufficient if served in the same manner as a summons may be served in accordance with the New Jersey Rules of Court.

Removal by Borough or County. If the owner fails to remove the tree or shrub or portion thereof within two weeks after service of written notice to do so, the work shall be performed by the Borough under the supervision of the Superintendent of Roads, in the case of a County road, or under the supervision of the County Road Supervisor, who shall certify the cost thereof to the Borough Council.

County Named as Officer of Interlaken. In accordance with Title 40:48-2.26 the County of Monmouth is hereby named an officer of the Borough of Interlaken empowered to carry out this section on all County roads and at all intersections with County roads.

No accessory structure shall be erected prior to the completion of the principal building.

Accessory structures shall be permitted in rear and side yard areas only, behind the front line of the principal dwelling except for flag poles which shall be allowed in front yards.

Side and rear yard setbacks and building height shall comply with regulations contained in the Schedule of Area, Yard and Building Requirements for accessory uses.

Any and all uses or activities other than single family residential dwellings, parks or open space, and Borough governmental uses are hereby prohibited in any zone unless specifically permitted by this or any other ordinance of the Borough of Interlaken.

Without limiting any of the preceding, the Borough of Interlaken expressly prohibits any Class 1 Cannabis Cultivator License, Class 2 Cannabis Manufacture License, Class 3 Cannabis Wholesale License, Class 4 Cannabis Distributor License, and Class 5 Cannabis Retailer License in any zone within the Borough of Interlaken.

The Construction Official may issue a permit for the removal of subsoil from excavations for building foundations or other structures, provided that the total amount to be removed from the lot does not exceed 500 cubic yards or the Borough Engineer has approved the removal for appropriate engineering reasons and so notifies the Construction Official in writing.