[Ord. 1352-08, 5/5/2008]
The purpose of this Part is to provide for a limited range of
industrial or manufacturing activities in areas that will be both
suitable for the proposed use and compatible with the community.
[Ord. 1352-08, 5/5/2008]
Land and buildings in a manufacturing district shall be used
for the following purposes only:
A.Â
Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidental to the below
when located on the same lot.
B.Â
Any other use which is of the same general character of any of the
below.
C.Â
Construction or contractor's establishment.
D.Â
Emergency services station.
E.Â
Essential services.
F.Â
Kennels and veterinary hospitals.
G.Â
Laboratory for research, testing and development.
H.Â
Laundry or dry-cleaning plant.
I.Â
Municipal buildings, including maintenance facilities.
J.Â
Newspaper printing.
K.Â
Office.
L.Â
Parking lot, including parking lots for heavy equipment.
M.Â
Printing or publishing establishment.
N.Â
The assembly, fabrication or compounding of products from materials
previously manufactured or proposed.
O.Â
Warehouse or storage enclosed within a building.
P.Â
Wholesale or distribution business.
Q.Â
Homestay,
as an accessory use to a permanent residential use or occupancy.
[Added by Ord. No. 1481-21, 10/12/2021]
[Ord. 1352-08, 5/5/2008]
The following uses may be permitted as a special exception when
authorized by the Zoning Hearing Board:
A.Â
Adult use.
C.Â
Light metal processes such as plating, finishing, stamping, extrusion
of small parts or products, casting, etc.
D.Â
Manufacture of small items, such as precision instruments, optical
goods, dairy products, textiles, electric appliances and components,
etc.
E.Â
Outdoor storage.
F.Â
Packaging or bottling establishments.
G.Â
Processing or manufacture of food products.
H.Â
Retail sales.
I.Â
Recycling collection center.
J.Â
Self-storage development.
K.Â
Solid waste transfer station.
L.Â
Trucking establishment, trucking company terminal, truck stop.
[Ord. 1352-08, 5/5/2008]
1.Â
Minimum area: zero.
2.Â
Minimum width at the build-to line: 100 feet.
3.Â
Build-to line: 35 feet minimum; where building height exceeds 40 feet (see § 27-1105), the build-to line shall be 35 feet plus one foot for each additional one foot of building height.
4.Â
Side yards: 10 feet, except where a side lot abuts a street and then
a side yard of 35 feet shall be provided.
5.Â
Rear yard: 30 feet minimum.
6.Â
Maximum lot coverage: 85%.
7.Â
Minimum green area: 15%.
[Ord. 1352-08, 5/5/2008; amended by Ord. No. 1454-18, 12/10/2018]
No building shall be more than 48 feet in height. This building
height limit may be increased to a maximum height of 60 feet only
if the Zoning Hearing Board decides that the increased height of the
proposed building will not interfere with light, air, airways and
views of historic sites and areas.
[Ord. 1352-08, 5/5/2008]
1.Â
No use or activity shall be permitted that will create any dangerous,
injurious, noxious, or otherwise objectionable situation. Specifically,
a use or activity shall not:
A.Â
Constitute a nuisance or danger to human health and safety, livestock
or plants, or any other property as a result of the emission or dissemination
of any fumes, smoke, odor or dust beyond the property line of the
premises upon which such use or activity is located.
B.Â
Create any noise or vibrations exceeding the average intensity of
noise or vibration occurring from other sources at the property line.
C.Â
Endanger any surrounding area by reason of fire or explosion.
D.Â
Produce any objectionable heat or glare beyond the property line.
E.Â
Create any electrical disturbances or adversely affect the operation
of equipment located off the premises.
F.Â
Discharge any dangerous or untreated effluent into any stream or
other body of water or otherwise contribute to the pollution of surface
or underground water.
G.Â
Create or add to a significant traffic hazard on the street or in
a nearby area or generate a nuisance to any nearby property because
of increased traffic.
H.Â
Generate any other significant hazard to the public health and safety
or significantly negatively affect the desirable character of an existing
residential neighborhood.
2.Â
In order to determine that a proposed use or activity will comply
with the above standards, the Borough Zoning Officer or Zoning Hearing
Board may: