In order to be approved by the Township as age-restricted residential development, every dwelling unit (except one dwelling unit for one manager) on a tract of land shall be permanently restricted by deed, by any lease and by notes on the recorded plan to the following occupancy limitations: a minimum of one head of household of each dwelling unit shall be age 55 years or older or physically disabled as defined by the Americans With Disabilities Act; and no person under age 18 shall live in the dwelling unit for more than 60 days in any calendar year, unless such person has a disability as defined under the Americans With Disabilities Act. Any violation of such age restrictions shall be a violation of this chapter. In addition, in order to be approved as age-restricted development, the applicant shall establish an appropriate legal entity, such as a property owner association, that has the duty, authority and responsibility to enforce such age restrictions over time. If a household met this requirement at the time of initial occupancy, it shall not be required to move in case of death, divorce or separation of a resident of that same household. 
See § 295-33: Age-restricted residential development for more detailed information.