Farm stands meeting the requirements of this section are permitted as an accessory use on land where the principal use is a farm. The following requirements shall be met prior to the placement of any farm stand or the commencement of any farm stand use.
The farm stand must be located on land which is under active, continuous farming operations and which meets the requirements of and qualifies under the Farmland Assessment Act of 1964,[1] as amended.
Farm stands are permitted upon the approval of a plan and the issuance of a development permit pursuant to this section and in accordance with the conditions and restrictions set forth herein.
Parking. Adequate off-street parking must be provided to handle peak customer demand. No parking on the street or on the street shoulder shall be permitted. Each farm stand must provide off-street parking spaces for customer use in an appropriate amount as determined by the Township Engineer. The parking area shall not be required to be curbed or paved but it shall otherwise be suitably improved as recommended by the Township Engineer.
Signs. Signage is permitted in accordance with § 95-8.7, Signs. In addition to the sign types otherwise permitted in the zone, a farm stand may use sign types G-4, G-5, W-1, and W-2.
Hay rides or the equivalent may be operated on the farm covered by the farm stand development permit. Location of loading/unloading of passengers and the path of the ride shall be a minimum of 100 feet from the street.
Farm stands are permitted upon submission and approval of an application for a development permit and the issuance of a development permit by the Zoning Officer. The application shall include the following:
A plan of the farm stand accurately depicting the area to be used for farm stand operations, the location of any existing or proposed structures, driveways, off-street parking, and signs, and setbacks to property lines.
The application shall be distributed by the Zoning Officer for review and approval by the Township Engineer and the Township Police Department for traffic safety. A review fee of $200 will be charged for the initial review. For each subsequent review of a revised plan, a review fee of $100 will be charged. The Zoning Officer, after review and approval by the Township Engineer and the Police Department, and after determining that the farm stand application otherwise conforms to the requirements of this chapter, may issue the required development permit.
Manalapan Township City Zoning Code
§ 95-7.49
Farm stands.
[Added 10-13-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-16]
Farm stands meeting the requirements of this section are permitted as an accessory use on land where the principal use is a farm. The following requirements shall be met prior to the placement of any farm stand or the commencement of any farm stand use.
The farm stand must be located on land which is under active, continuous farming operations and which meets the requirements of and qualifies under the Farmland Assessment Act of 1964,[1] as amended.
Farm stands are permitted upon the approval of a plan and the issuance of a development permit pursuant to this section and in accordance with the conditions and restrictions set forth herein.
Parking. Adequate off-street parking must be provided to handle peak customer demand. No parking on the street or on the street shoulder shall be permitted. Each farm stand must provide off-street parking spaces for customer use in an appropriate amount as determined by the Township Engineer. The parking area shall not be required to be curbed or paved but it shall otherwise be suitably improved as recommended by the Township Engineer.
Signs. Signage is permitted in accordance with § 95-8.7, Signs. In addition to the sign types otherwise permitted in the zone, a farm stand may use sign types G-4, G-5, W-1, and W-2.
Hay rides or the equivalent may be operated on the farm covered by the farm stand development permit. Location of loading/unloading of passengers and the path of the ride shall be a minimum of 100 feet from the street.
Farm stands are permitted upon submission and approval of an application for a development permit and the issuance of a development permit by the Zoning Officer. The application shall include the following:
A plan of the farm stand accurately depicting the area to be used for farm stand operations, the location of any existing or proposed structures, driveways, off-street parking, and signs, and setbacks to property lines.
The application shall be distributed by the Zoning Officer for review and approval by the Township Engineer and the Township Police Department for traffic safety. A review fee of $200 will be charged for the initial review. For each subsequent review of a revised plan, a review fee of $100 will be charged. The Zoning Officer, after review and approval by the Township Engineer and the Police Department, and after determining that the farm stand application otherwise conforms to the requirements of this chapter, may issue the required development permit.