Flood Plain Requirements. Premises in the flood plain may be used for parks, playgrounds, picnic areas, open space, parking lots, commercial-recreational uses including restaurants, motels and marinas, and underground utility installation subject to the following additional restrictions:
1. Private Sewage Disposal Systems. No part of any private sewage disposal system shall be constructed or maintained within the flood plain as herein defined.
2. Storage of Materials. No materials that can bloat or that are explosive or that are toxic to humans, animals or vegetation shall be stored in the flood plain.
3. Installation of Fill Materials. Fill may be placed within the outer limits of the flood plain only when allowed as a conditional use by the Planning Board. An application for a conditional use shall be accompanied by detailed plans showing existing and proposed conditional certification by a professional engineer that the finished ground floor of the structure is higher than the high-water level, and approval of the proposal by the New Jersey Water Police and Supply Council. If a structure is to be placed on the fill, the plans shall show the structure as well. In considering the application the Planning Board shall determine whether the proposed fill meets the criteria under Section
26-61 (Site Plan Review) and the following additional standards: Fill shall consist of soil or rock materials only. Sanitary landfills shall not be permitted in the flood plain.
4. Existing Uses. Existing uses may be continued in flood plain areas as nonconforming uses.
5. In the Pinelands Area, the requirements of Section
26-43 (Pinelands Area Development Regulations) shall apply.