Gregg Township, Union County

"[1] The area beneath the ground mounted PSES is considered pervious cover. However, use of impervious construction materials under the system shall be considered impervious and subject to the impervious surfaces limitations provided for in the applicable zoning district, statutes, ordinances, rules and regulations and if the PSES impervious surface exceed the permitted impervious area, the developer shall comply with the said statutes, ordinances, rules and regulations. [2] The following components of a PSES shall be considered impervious coverage and calculated as part of the impervious coverage limitations for the proposed project: (a) Foundation systems, typically consisting of driven piles or monopoles or helical screws with or without small concrete collars. (b) All mechanical equipment of PSES including any structure for batteries or storage cells. FOR ZONING PURPOSES ONLY, the solar modules themselves, however, are not included as impervious cover. (c) Gravel or paved access roads servicing the PSES."