Sound levels shall be measured with a sound-level meter and associated octave band filter manufactured according to the most recent standards prescribed by the American Standards Association.

Objectionable sounds of an intermittent nature shall be controlled so as not to become detrimental or a menace to the health of the inhabitants outside of the Industrial District and so that the intermittent sounds are not or may not become an annoyance or interfere with the comfort or general well-being of the inhabitants outside of the Industrial District.

Maximum sound pressure levels shall conform to the following table:

For camps, churches and schools, the minimum lot size shall be increased by 600 square feet per child for every child in excess of 38 children.

Not more than 100 fowl of all kinds nor more than two head of farm livestock may be kept in a building any part of which is closer than 200 feet to any residence district boundary.

No fowl or farm livestock may be kept in a building any part of which is closer than 100 feet to a residence district boundary line.

A helistop may be permitted by the Planning Board as a conditional use in connection with and accessory to an industrial or office use in the Industrial District.

Such facility shall meet all of the requirements for the issuance of a helistop private use license by the Division of Aviation, Department of Transportation, State of New Jersey.

Flights from the proposed helistop, including landings and takeoffs, will conform to all federal laws and regulations of the Federal Aviation Administration.

With regard to the landing and takeoff pads or sites:

It is a goal of the Township to limit the number of helistops by requiring, where possible, that as many users as practical share a helistop. Each applicant shall present evidence that lease agreements with owners of existing, or approved, helistop facilities within one mile of the subject site were attempted. The Board may consider distance to existing helistops, ease of access to other helistops, number of existing and proposed takeoffs and landings and hours of operation in determining whether to approve a single-user helistop.

Helistops that are to be multiple-user facilities shall provide for at least one helicopter parking and tie-down area in addition to the primary landing and takeoff pad.

All helistops shall permit use by medical emergency helicopters.

Takeoffs and landings shall be prohibited between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

Fueling facilities shall not be permitted.

Fencing may be required in accordance with the standards set forth by the Federal Aviation Administration.

Identification markings shall be placed flush on the landing and takeoff pad. company logos may be used on single-user helistops. Letter and logo marking shall not exceed 60 feet by 40 feet.

Rooftop helistops are prohibited.

Wind socks and other navigational instruments are permitted but may not exceed 25 feet in height.

Adjacent tall buildings and similar objects in the flight path may have to be marked for safety purposes if required by outside agencies.

A directional and safety sign program shall be submitted with the application.

A primary approach/takeoff path alignment with the prevailing winds shall be designated.

No more than 50 vehicles shall be stored on a 40,000 square foot lot or pro rata share thereof.

Vehicles shall not be parked in setback areas.

Planted buffers, fencing or both may be required to shield the site.

Subject to the review standards set forth in § 154-78, Standards for review.

Explosive, ammunition, firework, match or pyroxylin plastic manufacture or storage.

Calcium carbide, acetylene gas, ammonia or chlorine picric, carbolic, hydrochloric or other similar acid or similar chemical manufacture.

Animal black, bone black or lampblack manufacture or treatment; or fertilizer or potash refining, manufacture or storage.

Crematory; or incineration of garbage, except by the Township of Mount Laurel.

Disinfectant, insecticide or poison manufacture.

Glue, size or gelatin manufacture where the process includes the refining and recovering of products from fish, animal refuse or offal.

Grease, lard, fat or tallow rendering or refining; dye or soap manufacture; or the storage, cleaning, curing or tanning of raw hides or skins.

Stockyards; wool pulling or scouring; slaughtering of animals, except poultry and except as would be permitted by Subsection C(7) of this section; reduction, incineration, storage or dumping of slaughterhouse refuse, rancid fats, garbage, dead animals or offal; or bone products manufacture.

Petroleum refining.

Coke ovens, steel furnace, blast furnace, bloom furnace or rolling mill.

Gas (illuminating or heating) storage in excess of 20,000 cubic feet.

Rubber products manufacture or treatment.

Motor vehicle dismantling or other similar salvage operation or the storage of wrecked, disabled or dismantled motor vehicles, used parts thereof or other similar items or materials, unless such uses are within a completely enclosed building or within an outdoor space enclosed by a fence, a wall or buffer planting high enough to hide the activity within from being seen from any point 10 feet above the ground level of adjoining properties in nonresidential use or 10 feet above the paving surface of adjoining streets. The buffer requirements in this subsection shall be superseded by § 154-68 when § 154-68 is applicable, however.

Junkyards or other similar outside waste storage or disposal area unless such uses meet the requirements for a fence, wall or buffer planting specified in Subsection D(4)(m) immediately above.

Dump.

Airport, airfield or heliport.

Manufacture, storage or mixing of asphalt, coal tar, petroleum or bituminous products or the type normally used for the paving of streets or parking areas.

The minimum lot area shall be 60,000 square feet.

The minimum lot frontage shall be 250 feet.

Principal building setbacks shall be as follows:

Gasoline filling station pumps and canopy setbacks:

The maximum building height shall be 20 feet.

Pump islands shall be separated from one another and from any building by a minimum of 25 feet.

Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios:

Convenience retail sales and food service areas shall be limited to a maximum of 6,000 square feet of gross floor area.

No drive-through service of food sales shall be permitted.

Off-street parking areas must be set back a minimum of 10 feet from any property line.

Adequate circulation space for queuing must be provided so that there is room for queuing of one vehicle per each gasoline service pump island without interfering with vehicular or pedestrian circulation on site.

A landscaped buffer of at least 30 feet in width must be provided where any gasoline filling station abuts a property line of a residential use or zone. Said buffer shall be consistent with the requirements of § 154-68.

A maximum of two curb cuts for entry/exit onto a public right-of-way shall be permitted for each street frontage.

No servicing or repair of vehicles shall be permitted on the premises.

Signage standards:

Such facility shall meet all of the requirements for licensure, and hold the appropriate license issued by the Cannabis Regulatory Commission, Department of Treasury, State of New Jersey.

Lot size, yard size, and lot area shall be regulated as specified:

Shall not be any closer than 500 feet from any residential behavioral health care facility or residential medical detoxification center, as measured in a straight line from the nearest two points of the property lines.

Shall not be any closer than 500 feet from a residential district or use, as measured in a straight line from the nearest two points of the property lines. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, the 500-foot distance limitation shall not apply if the cannabis business is separated from the residential use or district by a state highway of at least four lanes in width.

Shall not be located within 500 feet of the property line of any existing church or house of worship, public or parochial k-12 school, private k-12 school, child-care center, or any existing public park, as measured in a straight line from the nearest two points of the property lines. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, a child-care center shall refer only to those entities and organizations licensed by the NJ Department of Human Services or another state agency of appropriate jurisdiction, to operate a program for the care, maintenance and supervision of children who are not attended by their parents or guardians, such as a day-care, pre-k, child cooperative, or nursery school. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, a child-care center shall not refer to facilities such as a seasonal day camp, drop-in tutoring center, or recreational facility. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, a church or house of worship shall only apply to facilities recognized by the Township and tax assessed as a class 15D property, and the church or house of worship is the principal use of the property. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, the 500-foot distance limitation shall not apply if the cannabis business is separated from the church, school, child-care center, or park by a state highway of at least four lanes in width.

No facility may permit on-site consumption of cannabis or cannabis products.

No outside storage of any cannabis products or related materials shall be permitted.

A security plan shall be submitted to the Mt. Laurel Township Police Department which shall demonstrate how the facility will maintain effective security and control of operations. The security plan shall identify the type and manner of twenty-four-hour security, tracking and recordkeeping of products and materials, surveillance systems to be utilized, and whether any armed security will be on the premises.

Such facility shall meet all requirements for licensure, and hold the appropriate license issued by the Cannabis Regulatory Commission, Department of Treasury, State of New Jersey.

Lot, area, and bulk requirements:

Shall not be located any closer than 500 feet from a residential behavioral health care facility or residential medical detoxification center, as measured in a straight line from the nearest two points of the property lines.

Shall not be located any closer than 500 feet from a residential use or district, as measured in a straight line from the nearest two points of the property lines. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, the 500-foot distance limitation shall not apply if the cannabis business is separated from the residential use or district by a state highway of at least four lanes in width.

Shall not be located any closer than 500 feet from any public or private k-12 school, child-care center, church or house of worship, or public park of the Township of Mount Laurel containing active recreation uses, as measured in a straight line from the nearest two points of the property lines. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, a child-care center shall refer only to those entities and organizations licensed by the NJ Department of Human Services or another state agency of appropriate jurisdiction, to operate a program for the care, maintenance and supervision of children who are not attended by their parents or guardians, such as a day-care, pre-k, child cooperative, or nursery school. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, a child-care center shall not refer to facilities such as a seasonal day camp, drop-in tutoring center, or recreational facility. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, a church or house of worship shall only apply to facilities recognized by the Township and tax assessed as a class 15D property, and the church or house of worship is the principal use of the property. For the purposes of this conditional use requirement, the 500-foot distance limitation shall not apply if the cannabis business is separated from the church, school, child-care center, or park by a state highway of at least four lanes in width.

No facility may permit on-site consumption of cannabis or cannabis products.

No outside storage of any cannabis, cannabis products or related materials shall be permitted.

A security plan shall be submitted to the Mt. Laurel Township Police Department which shall demonstrate how the facility will maintain effective security and control of operations. The security plan shall identify the type and manner of twenty-four-hour security, tracking and recordkeeping of products and materials, surveillance systems to be utilized, and whether any armed security will be on the premises.

Off-street parking shall be provided at a ratio of one space for every 200 square feet of gross floor area.

A designated vehicular dropoff and pickup location shall be provided to the facility that is separated from the public right-of-way as an internal driveway.

Off-street parking shall be provided at a minimum ratio of one parking space per every two program participants on a peak day, plus one space for every feet vehicle to be stored on-site.