No POD shall be placed on or at a residential property without obtaining a Zoning Department Permit. The Zoning Department shall provide a copy of this section and application forms in all applications for any construction permits. To obtain a permit, the property owner(s) or property manager, in the case of rental units shall obtain approval from the Zoning Officer. Applications shall include, but not limited to, the following:
In the case of a tenant or property owner using the same POD for the purposes of moving between properties within the City, only one permit will be required; however, a survey shall be submitted for both locations.
The POD shall be placed either on the lawn, in the driveway or in an approved paved parking area at the furthest possible point from the street and at least ten (10) feet from the curb.
At the discretion of the Zoning Officer, the POD may be placed in an alternative location provided that the alternative location does not create an unsafe location.
Where a POD is used for the parking or storage of items for permanently moving to or from a residence, during any twelve (12) month period commencing from the date of issuance of a permit, one (1) POD may be placed on or at a residential property for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) total days to load and fourteen (14) total days to unload.
Where a POD is used during construction or renovation to the main residence, commencing from the date of issuance of a permit, one (1) POD may be placed on or at a residential property for an initial period not exceeding three (3) months with an additional renewal of three (3) additional months thereafter in the event the construction or renovation project has not been completed. After an initial six (6) months, the applicant may request one (1) month extension for good cause from the Zoning Officer, but in no event shall the period of storage under this section extend beyond twelve (12) total months.
Where residential fire, hurricane, natural or man-made disaster has occurred causing substantial damage to a residential property, the Zoning Officer of the City shall determine the time period for the POD.
Where a POD is used during construction or renovation to the main residence, the fee for the POD shall be $100 for the first three (3) months and three (3) month renewal thereafter. After the initial six (6) month period, the fee for a POD permit shall be $25 for each additional one (1) month renewal.
No POD shall be used to store solid waste, construction debris, demolition debris, recyclable materials, business inventory, commercial goods, or goods for property other than at the residential property where the storage unit is located.
The property owner, tenant or property manager or user of a POD must secure it in a manner that does not endanger the safety of person or property in the vicinity of the temporary structure. In the event of severe weather conditions in which the unit may become a physical danger to persons or property, the City of Linden may require the removal of the POD.
No human or animal shall occupy any POD except for the express purpose of loading or unloading the container. No heat source of any kind shall be placed in any POD.
Each and every day that a POD remains on the property beyond the applicable permitted time, shall be considered as a new and separate violation. Each and every POD more than the quantity of one (1) located on the property shall be considered a new and separate violation.
No POD shall be placed on or at a residential property without obtaining a Zoning Department Permit. The Zoning Department shall provide a copy of this section and application forms in all applications for any construction permits. To obtain a permit, the property owner(s) or property manager, in the case of rental units shall obtain approval from the Zoning Officer. Applications shall include, but not limited to, the following:
In the case of a tenant or property owner using the same POD for the purposes of moving between properties within the City, only one permit will be required; however, a survey shall be submitted for both locations.
The POD shall be placed either on the lawn, in the driveway or in an approved paved parking area at the furthest possible point from the street and at least ten (10) feet from the curb.
At the discretion of the Zoning Officer, the POD may be placed in an alternative location provided that the alternative location does not create an unsafe location.
Where a POD is used for the parking or storage of items for permanently moving to or from a residence, during any twelve (12) month period commencing from the date of issuance of a permit, one (1) POD may be placed on or at a residential property for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) total days to load and fourteen (14) total days to unload.
Where a POD is used during construction or renovation to the main residence, commencing from the date of issuance of a permit, one (1) POD may be placed on or at a residential property for an initial period not exceeding three (3) months with an additional renewal of three (3) additional months thereafter in the event the construction or renovation project has not been completed. After an initial six (6) months, the applicant may request one (1) month extension for good cause from the Zoning Officer, but in no event shall the period of storage under this section extend beyond twelve (12) total months.
Where residential fire, hurricane, natural or man-made disaster has occurred causing substantial damage to a residential property, the Zoning Officer of the City shall determine the time period for the POD.
Where a POD is used during construction or renovation to the main residence, the fee for the POD shall be $100 for the first three (3) months and three (3) month renewal thereafter. After the initial six (6) month period, the fee for a POD permit shall be $25 for each additional one (1) month renewal.
No POD shall be used to store solid waste, construction debris, demolition debris, recyclable materials, business inventory, commercial goods, or goods for property other than at the residential property where the storage unit is located.
The property owner, tenant or property manager or user of a POD must secure it in a manner that does not endanger the safety of person or property in the vicinity of the temporary structure. In the event of severe weather conditions in which the unit may become a physical danger to persons or property, the City of Linden may require the removal of the POD.
No human or animal shall occupy any POD except for the express purpose of loading or unloading the container. No heat source of any kind shall be placed in any POD.
Each and every day that a POD remains on the property beyond the applicable permitted time, shall be considered as a new and separate violation. Each and every POD more than the quantity of one (1) located on the property shall be considered a new and separate violation.