Part 4 ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS

§ 32-401 RC - Rural Conservation District.

[Ord. No. 130, 12/9/1991; as amended by Ord. No. 146, 8/29/1994; Ord. No. 196, 4/15/2003; Ord. No. 229, 12/19/2006; and Ord. No. 281, 12/5/2012]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of the Rural Conservation District is to encourage woodland, agricultural and general open space conservation by preserving natural features and environmentally sensitive lands such as forests, water sheds and water courses while perpetuating the rural atmosphere, open space and scenic landscape of the Township. A significant portion of the RC District is classified as having severe limitations to on-lot sewage disposal due to flooding, a high water table and/or steep slopes. Residential and conservation uses are encouraged provided that sufficient space is available for on-lot sewage disposal which will not create any menace to public health, and natural features are not unduly disturbed.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right. The following, as a single principal use, such accessory uses and no other additional or multiple uses(s), is permitted by right in the Rural Conservation District, provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this chapter are satisfied.

(1)

General agricultural uses, subject to § 32-905 of this chapter.

(2)

Municipal use.

(3)

Single-family detached dwelling.

(4)

Woodland or game preserve, wildlife sanctuary or similar conservation use.

(5)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(6)

No-impact home-based businesses, except that such permission shall not supersede any deed restriction, covenant or agreement restricting the use of land, nor any master deed, bylaw or other document applicable to a common interest ownership community, and shall be subject to the provisions of § 32-903(c).

(7)

Family member suites, subject to § 32-957 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 311, 2/6/2019]

(8)

Commercial solar energy systems, subject to § 32-943 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 319, 8/19/2020]

(c)

Uses Permitted by Conditional Use. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses, and no other, are permitted in the Rural Conservation District when a conditional use is granted by the Board of Supervisors subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter.

(1)

Church or similar place of worship.

(2)

Home occupation, subject to § 32-903 of this chapter.

(3)

Nursery/greenhouse.

(4)

Intensive agricultural uses, subject to § 32-905 of this chapter.

(5)

Golf driving ranges.

(6)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(d)

Uses Permitted by Special Exception. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses, and no other, are permitted in the Rural Conservation District when a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing Board subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter.

(1)

Public cemetery.

(2)

Pet cemetery.

(3)

Commercial campgrounds, subject to § 32-930 of this chapter.

(4)

Public utility uses, subject to § 32-929 of this chapter.

(5)

Recreation uses, including parks (except amusement parks), playgrounds, picnic grounds, horse riding trails and stables, golf courses (except miniature golf courses), swimming areas and pools, hiking trails, boating, fishing, camping and hunting, subject to § 32-906 of this chapter.

(6)

Tourist, bed and breakfast, rooming or boarding house, subject to § 32-934 of this chapter.

(7)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(e)

Area, Yard and Height Regulations. Each of the following maximum and minimum dimensional requirements shall apply to each permitted use in the Rural Conservation District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter:

Minimum Regulations
	Lot Area (net)		80,000 square feet
	Lot Width		200 feet
	Building Setback		50 feet
	Rear Yard		30 feet
	Side Yard
		Total	50 feet
		One Side	25 feet
Buffer Yard (depth)			10 feet
Maximum Regulations
	Building Height
		Farm Buildings/Silos	No Maximum
		Principal Buildings	35 feet
	Lot Coverage		12%

(f)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the Rural Conservation District.

§ 32-402 LDR - Low Density Residential District.

[Ord. No. 130, 12/9/1991; as amended by Ord. No. 146, 8/29/1994; by Ord. No. 164, 4/26/1999; by Ord. No. 192, 9/16/2002; by Ord. No. 196, 4/15/2003; by Ord. No. 229, 12/19/2006; by Ord. No. 236, 5/16/2007; by Ord. No. 247, 10/1/2008; by Ord. No. 248, 10/1/2008; by Ord. No. 260, 10/7/2009; by Ord. No. 261, 10/21/2009; and by Ord. No. 281, 12/5/2012]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of the Low Density Residential District is to encourage moderate residential development, to retain the rural and suburban characteristics of the Township, and to serve as a transition between areas of variable densities. A significant portion of the LDR District is classified as having slight to severe limitations to on-lot sewage disposal due to flooding and a high water table. Development of these areas will be further regulated by the Environmental Protection Overlay Districts.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right. The following, as a single principal use, such accessory uses and no other additional or multiple uses(s), is permitted by right in the Low Density Residential District provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this chapter are satisfied:

(1)

General agricultural uses, subject to § 32-905 of this chapter.

(2)

Church or similar place of worship.

(3)

Municipal use.

(4)

Single-family detached dwelling.

(5)

Cluster development containing single family detached dwellings subject to Part 6 of this chapter.

(6)

Public utilities uses, subject to § 32-929 of this chapter.

(7)

Woodland or game preserve, wildlife sanctuary or similar conservation use.

(8)

(9)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(10)

Commercial retirement community and their accessory uses, subject to the provisions of § 32-953 of this chapter.

(11)

Age restricted housing and their accessory uses, subject to the provisions of § 32-956 of this chapter.

(12)

Family member suites, subject to § 32-957 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 311, 2/6/2019]

(13)

Commercial solar energy systems, subject to § 32-943 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 319, 8/19/2020]

(c)

Uses Permitted by Conditional Use. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Low Density Residential District when a conditional use is granted by the Board of Supervisors subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter.

(1)

Home occupation, subject to § 32-903 of this chapter.

(2)

Nursery/greenhouse.

(3)

Golf driving ranges or miniature golf courses.

(4)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(d)

Uses Permitted by Special Exception. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Low Density Residential District when a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing Board subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter:

(1)

Public cemetery.

(2)

Commercial campgrounds, subject to § 32-930 of this chapter.

(3)

Club or lodge for fraternal or social purposes provided that the primary activity of such use is not operated for business, and provided that the building and services shall be primarily for the use of members and their guests.

(4)

Fire station.

(5)

Recreational uses, including parks (except amusement parks), playgrounds, picnic grounds, horse riding trails and stables, golf courses, swimming areas and pools, hiking trails, boating, fishing, camping and hunting, subject to § 32-906 of this chapter.

(6)

State licensed nursery school, elementary school, middle school, junior high school, senior high school or day care center.

(7)

Tourist, bed and breakfast, rooming or boarding house, subject to § 32-934 of this chapter.

(8)

Intensive agricultural uses, subject to § 32-905 of this chapter.

(9)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(e)

Area, Yard and Height Regulations. Each of the following minimum and maximum dimensional requirements shall apply to each use in the Low Density Residential District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter:

Minimum Regulations
Lot Area (Net)		80,000 square feet
Lot Width		200 feet
Building Setback		50 feet
Rear Yard		30 feet
Side Yard
	Total	50 feet
	Each Side	25 feet
Buffer Yard (depth)		10 feet

Maximum Regulations
Building Height		35 feet
Lot Coverage		20%

(f)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the Low Density Residential District.

§ 32-403 MDR - Medium Density Residential District.

[Ord. No. 130, 12/9/1991; as amended by Ord. No. 134, 5/4/1992; by Ord. No. 146, 8/29/1994; by Ord. No. 196, 4/15/2003; by Ord. No. 229, 12/19/2006; by Ord. No. 239, 8/21/2007; by Ord. No. 247, 10/1/2008; by Ord. No. 248, 10/1/2008; and by Ord. No. 281, 12/5/2012]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of the Medium Density Residential District is to maintain and promote residential growth in areas of the Township which have the potential for being serviced by public sewage and/or water facilities. The MDR District contains the least amount of physical limitations for development within the Township and is most suitable to accommodate the highest permissible residential densities.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right. The following, as a single principal use, such accessory uses and no other additional or multiple uses(s), is permitted by right in the Medium Density Residential District provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this chapter are satisfied.

(1)

General agricultural uses, subject to § 32-905 of this chapter.

(2)

Municipal use.

(3)

Fire station.

(4)

Public utilities, subject to § 32-929 of this chapter.

(5)

Single-family detached dwelling.

(6)

Woodland or game preserve, wildlife sanctuary or similar conservation use.

(7)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(8)

(9)

Commercial retirement community and their accessory uses, subject to the provisions of § 32-953 of this chapter.

(10)

Age restricted housing and their accessory uses, subject to the provisions of § 32-956 of this chapter.

(11)

Family member suites, subject to § 32-957 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 311, 2/6/2019]

(c)

Uses Permitted by Conditional Use. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Medium Density Residential District when a conditional use is granted by the Board of Supervisors subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter.

(1)

Church or similar place of worship.

(2)

Home occupation, subject to § 32-903 of this chapter.

(3)

Nursery/greenhouse.

(4)

Cluster development containing single-family detached dwelling units, subject to Part 6 of this chapter.

(5)

Planned residential development, subject to Part 7 of this chapter.

(6)

Semi-detached residential developments, subject to § 32-932 of this chapter.

(7)

Golf driving ranges or miniature golf courses.

(8)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(9)

Transitional-age development and their accessory uses, subject to the provisions of § 32-952 of this chapter.

(d)

Use Permitted by Special Exception. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Medium Density Residential District when a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing Board to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter:

(1)

(2)

Recreation uses, including parks (except amusement parks), playgrounds, picnic grounds, horse riding trails and stables, golf courses, swimming areas and pools, hiking trails, boating, fishing, camping and hunting, subject to § 32-906 of this chapter.

(3)

State licensed nursery school, elementary school, middle school, junior high school, senior high school or day care center.

(4)

Multifamily residential developments, subject to § 32-931 of this chapter.

(5)

Two-family residential developments, subject to § 32-933 of this chapter.

(6)

Tourist, bed and breakfast, rooming or boarding house, subject to § 32-934 of this chapter.

(7)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(e)

Area, Yard and Height Regulations. Each of the following minimum and maximum dimensional requirements shall apply to each use in the Medium Density Residential District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter:

Minimum Regulations		On-Lot Sewage And Water Facilities	Public or Community Sewage Facilities	Public or Community Sewage and Water Facilities
Lot Area (net)		80,000 square feet	30,000 square feet	12,000 square feet
Lot Width		200 feet	125 feet	100 feet
Building Setback		50 feet	40 feet	30 feet
Rear Yard		30 feet	20 feet	20 feet
Side Yard
	Total	50 feet	40 feet	30 feet
	Each Side	25 feet	20 feet	15 feet
Buffer Yard (depth)		10 feet	10 feet	10 feet

Maximum Regulations		On-Lot Sewage And Water Facilities	Public or Community Sewage Facilities	Public or Community Sewage and Water Facilities
Building Height		35 feet	35 feet	35 feet
Lot Coverage		20%	30%	40%

(f)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the Medium Density Residential District.

§ 32-404 MHP - Mobile Home Park District.

[Ord. No. 130, 12/9/1991; as amended by Ord. No. 146, 8/29/1994; and by Ord. No. 196, 4/15/2003]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of the Mobile Home Park District is to provide growth areas within the Township for mobile home parks. These areas contain moderate limitations for development and have the potential for being serviced by public or community water and sewage facilities.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right. The following, as a single principal use, such accessory uses and no other additional or multiple uses(s), is permitted by right in the Mobile Home Park District provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this chapter are satisfied.

(1)

Mobile home park, subject to Part 8 of this chapter.

(2)

Single-family detached dwelling, subject to the area, yard and height regulations specified under the MDR Zoning District [§ 32- 403(e)].

(3)

Municipal use.

(4)

Public utilities, subject to § 32-929 of this chapter.

(5)

General agricultural uses, subject to § 32-905 of this chapter.

(6)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(7)

(c)

Uses Permitted by Special Exception. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Mobile Home Park District when a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing Board to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter:

(1)

Home occupation, subject to § 32-903 of this chapter.

(2)

Semi-detached residential developments, subject to § 32-932 of this chapter.

(3)

Two-family residential developments, subject to § 32-933 of this chapter.

(4)

Accessory uses or structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(d)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the Mobile Home Park District.

§ 32-405 HC - Highway Commercial District.

[Ord. No. 130, 12/9/1991; as amended by Ord. No. 146, 8/29/1994; by Ord. No. 164, 4/26/1999; by Ord. No. 196, 4/15/2003; by Ord. No. 229, 12/19/2006; by Ord. No. 234, 4/17/2007; by Ord. No. 246, 8/6/2008; and by Ord. No. 283, 3/19/2014]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of the Highway Commercial District is to provide an area for a generalized variety of commercial land uses which service the basic needs of the surrounding residential communities. The HC District is located along arterial and major collector highways within the Township. Development which occurs shall be planned to accomplish safe development of highway frontage and to protect major highways as thoroughfares.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right. The following, as a single principal use, such accessory uses and no other additional or multiple uses(s), is permitted by right in the Highway Commercial District, provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this chapter have been satisfied:

(1)

General agricultural uses, subject to § 32-905 of this chapter.

(2)

Banks, savings and loan associations and finance companies.

(3)

Professional or government office or studio.

(4)

Church or similar place of worship.

(5)

Funeral home.

(6)

Home occupation, subject to § 32-903 of this chapter.

(7)

Municipal use.

(8)

Personal and household service establishments such as, but not limited to, barber shops, beauty shops, dry cleaning shops, laundromats, repair shops, massage therapy establishments, seamstress and tailor shops.

(9)

Public utilities, subject to § 32-929 of this chapter.

(10)

Restaurants and similar types of eating establishments.

(11)

Retail business establishment such as, but not limited to, antiques, appliances, auto parts, beverages, bicycles, books (except adult bookstores), carpeting, clothing, convenience store with or without gasoline pumps, dry goods, flowers, food, furniture, hardware, household supplies, jewelry, machinery, newspapers, office equipment, paint, periodicals, pharmaceuticals, sporting goods, stationary and tobacco.

(12)

Professional office/research park subject to § 32-939 of this chapter.

(13)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use including residential use occupied by the caretaker or owner of a commercial use located on the same lot.

(14)

Nursing home, retirement home or convalescent home subject to the conditions set forth at § 32-955 of this chapter.

(15)

Medical marijuana dispensary, subject to the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act and 28 Pa. Code § 1161 et seq., and as amended.

[Added by Ord. No. 312, 2/6/2019]

(16)

Self storage units, subject to the requirements specified under § 32-951 of this chapter.

(17)

(18)

Continuing care retirement community subject to the conditions set forth at § 32-954 of this chapter.

(19)

Multiple commercial uses permitted in combination and occupancy subject to the following conditions:

[Amended by Ord. No. 312, 2/6/2019]

(i)

The following commercial uses and no other shall be permitted in combination:

Professional or government office or studio;

Personal and household service establishments such as, but not limited to, barber shops, beauty shops, dry cleaning shops, laundromats, repair shops, seamstress and tailor shops;

Administrative offices for public utilities, but specifically excluding construction, staging, external equipment, material and vehicular storage;

Restaurants and similar types of eating establishments;

Banks, savings and loan associations and finance companies.

Medical marijuana dispensary, subject to the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act and 28 Pa. Code § 1161 et seq., and as amended.

(ii)

Unless otherwise permitted by the Board of Supervisors, the commercial uses shall be individually serviced by municipal sewage facilities.

(iii)

Unless otherwise permitted by the Board of Supervisors, the commercial uses shall be individually serviced by public water supply where accessible.

(iv)

The commercial uses shall consist of harmonious land uses, structures and services.

(v)

Multiple commercial uses permitted in combination shall be in single ownership of land/structure or under a guaranteed unified management control.

(vi)

All means of ingress and/or egress shall be located at least 200 feet from any other intersecting street and shall be designed to accommodate traffic in a safe and efficient manner. The developer shall be responsible for the purchase and installation of any traffic control devices and the construction of additional acceleration and/or deceleration lanes as may be required by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) or the Township. The developer shall also be responsible for any pertinent traffic studies that may be required by the Township, the county and/or PennDOT.

(vii)

Interior access ways shall be designed so as to prevent traffic congestion at points of ingress and egress. Areas designated for the loading or unloading of trucks and/or other commercial vehicles shall be planned and arranged so they may be utilized without interfering with the interior traffic circulation and parking facilities.

(viii)

All commercial uses shall meet the combined parking requirements specified under § 32-924 of this chapter.

(ix)

Lighting for buildings, signs, access ways and parking areas shall be arranged so they do not reflect towards any public street or residential zoning districts.

(x)

Exterior storage areas for trash and rubbish shall be properly screened so as to preclude the storage area from being visible from adjacent properties or road surfaces. All containers shall be air-tight, vermin proof and have adequate storage capacity to accommodate the projected volumes of solid waste. No such storage area shall be permitted within 30 feet from any lot line.

(xi)

All exterior lot lines of the original tract shall be screened by a buffer yard with a minimum depth of 20 feet. The buffer yard shall be consistent with standards specified under § 27-517 of the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance.

(xii)

All signs shall be consistent with § 32-927(f), excluding § 32-927(f)(3), of this chapter. The total area of all signage for combined or multiple commercial uses shall not exceed the maximum signage permitted under § 32-927(f)(1) of this chapter.

(xiii)

The site utilized for the multiple commercial uses shall conform to the area, yard and height regulations that are specified under § 32-405(e) of this chapter.

(xiv)

All proposed multiple commercial uses, including all expansions, additions and/or revisions, are subject to the policies and provisions regarding land development specified in the Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (see Chapter 27 of the Township Code of Ordinances).

(c)

Uses Permitted by Conditional Use. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Highway Commercial District when a conditional use is granted by the Board of Supervisors subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter.

[Amended by Ord. No. 317, 8/5/2020; and by Ord. No. 318, 8/5/2020]

(1)

Adult business uses, subject to § 32-937 of this chapter.

(2)

Automatic car wash.

(3)

Automobile sales.

(4)

Automobile service station.

(5)

(6)

Commercial campgrounds, subject to § 32-930 of this chapter.

(7)

Fire station.

(8)

Hotel/motel accommodations.

(9)

Recreation uses, subject to § 32-906 of this chapter.

(10)

State licensed nursery school or day care center.

(11)

Exportation and/or extraction of groundwater, subject to the requirements specified under § 32-950 of this chapter.

(12)

Landscaping contractor's establishment subject, to the requirements of § 32-958 of this chapter. The retail sale of landscape and other related products, on the same lot, shall be allowed as an accessory use to a landscaping contractor's establishment.

(13)

Light construction contractor's establishment, subject to the requirements of § 32-959 of this chapter.

(14)

Tower-based wireless communications facility (tower-based WCF), subject to § 32-945(d) of this chapter.

(15)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(16)

Indoor theater (except adult theaters) and place of amusement or recreation.

[Added by Ord. No. 327, 4/20/2022]

(d)

Area, Yard and Height Regulations. Each of the following minimum and maximum requirements shall apply to each permitted use in the Highway Commercial District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter:

Minimum Regulations	On-Lot Sewage And Water Facilities	Public or Community Sewage Facilities	Public or Community Sewage and Water Facilities
Lot Area	80,000 square feet	50,000 square feet	30,000 square feet
Lot Width	200 feet	150 feet	120 feet
Building Setback	60 feet	60 feet	60 feet
Rear Yard	60 feet	50 feet	50 feet
Side Yard Total	60 feet	60 feet	30 feet
Each Yard	30 feet	30 feet	15 feet
Improvement Setback	20 feet	20 feet	10 feet
Buffer Yard (Depth)	10 feet	10 feet	10 feet
Landscaped Area	50%	40%	30%

Maximum Regulations	On-Lot Sewage And Water Facilities	Public or Community Sewage Facilities	Public or Community Sewage and Water Facilities
Building Height	50 feet	50 feet	50 feet
Lot Coverage	30%	30%	40%
Paved Area	40%	50%	60%

(e)

Land Development Plan. Prior to the issuance of a zoning and/or building permit for a nonresidential land use that is permitted within the Highway Commercial District, the applicant shall submit a land development plan to the Planning Commission for review and comment. The Planning Commission shall review each land development plan in accordance with all Township standards, guidelines and specifications concerning land development before recommending a decision to the Board of Supervisors.

(f)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the Highway Commercial District.

§ 32-406 SCC - Shopping Center Commercial District.

[Ord. No. 130, 12/9/1991; as amended by Ord. No. 234, 4/17/2007; and by Ord. No. 246, 8/6/2008]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of the Shopping Center District is to provide an area for small, unified commercial shopping centers which services and provides for the basic needs of the Township. The SCC District is concentrated around existing compatible commercial land uses that are located along arterial highways within the Township. Development which occurs shall be planned to accomplish safe development of highway frontage and to protect major highways as thoroughfares.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted by right in the Shopping Center District, provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this chapter have been satisfied:

(1)

All uses permitted by right in the Highway Commercial District, provided the use meets the area, yard and height requirements [§ 32-405(e)] of the Highway Commercial District.

(2)

Shopping center, mall, plaza or mini-mall, subject to § 32-938 of this chapter.

(3)

Indoor theater (except adult theaters) and place of amusement or recreation.

(4)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(5)

Medical marijuana dispensary, subject to the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act and 28 Pa. Code § 1161 et seq., and as amended.

[Added by Ord. No. 312, 2/6/2019]

(c)

Uses Permitted by Conditional Use. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Shopping Center District when a conditional use is granted by the Board of Supervisors subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter:

[Amended by Ord. No. 317, 8/5/2020]

(1)

All uses permitted by conditional use (with the exception of adult business uses) in the Highway Commercial District.

(2)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(d)

Area, Yard and Height Regulations. Each of the following minimum and maximum dimensional requirements shall apply to each permitted use in the Shopping Center Commercial District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter:


Lot Area		3 acres
Lot Width		250 feet
Building Setback		80 feet
Rear Yard		50 feet
Side Yard
	Total	80 feet
	One Side	40 feet
Improvement Setback		30 feet
Buffer Yard (Depth)		20 feet
Landscaped Area		30%

Maximum Regulations
	Building Height		50 feet
	Lot Coverage		40%
	Paved Area		60%

(e)

Land Development Plan. Prior to the issuance of a zoning and/or building permit for a nonresidential land use that is permitted within the Shopping Center Commercial District, the applicant shall submit a land development plan to the Planning Commission for review and comment. The Planning Commission shall review each land development plan in accordance with all Township standards and specifications concerning land development before recommending a decision to the Board of Supervisors.

(f)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the Shopping Center Commercial District.

§ 32-407 LI/O - Light Industrial/Office District.

[Ord. No. 130, 12/9/1991; as amended by Ord. No. 146, 8/29/1994; by Ord. No. 164, 4/26/1999; by Ord. No. 188, 5/6/2002; by Ord. No. 229, 12/19/2006; by Ord. No. 234, 4/17/2007; and by Ord. No. 246, 8/6/2008]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of the Light Industrial/Office District is to provide an area for a generalization of light industrial land uses or for the development of a unified office park of professional and corporate offices which services and provides for the basic needs of the surrounding residential communities of the Township. The Light Industrial/Office District is located and centralized in an area which will adequately accommodate industrial and commercial growth provided that each existing and proposed land use does not affect the public health, safety and general welfare of the adjacent residential areas.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right. The following, as a single principal use, such accessory uses and no other additional or multiple uses(s), is permitted by right in the Light Industrial/Office District, provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this chapter have been satisfied:

(1)

General agricultural uses, subject to § 32-905 of this chapter.

(2)

Business, professional or government office.

(3)

Manufacturing activities such as, but not limited to, assembly, bottling, compounding, fabrication, packaging, processing, production and repair.

(4)

Municipal use.

(5)

Printing, binding or publishing facilities.

(6)

Public utilities, subject to § 32-929 of this chapter.

(7)

Retail business establishment such as, but not limited to, antiques, appliances, auto parts, beverages, bicycles, books (except adult bookstores), carpeting, clothing, convenience store with or without gasoline pumps, dry goods, flowers, food, furniture, hardware, household supplies, jewelry, newspapers, periodicals, pharmaceuticals, sporting goods, stationary and tobacco.

(8)

Warehouse facilities.

(9)

Wholesale and distribution facilities.

(10)

Industrial park, subject to § 32-940 of this chapter.

(11)

Professional office/research park, subject to § 32-939 of this chapter.

(12)

Landscaping contractor's establishment, subject to the requirements of § 32-958 of this chapter. The retail sale of landscape and other related products, on the same lot, shall be allowed as an accessory use to a landscaping contractors establishment.

[Added by Ord. No. 318, 8/5/2020[1]]

[1]

Editor's Note: This ordinance also renumbered former Subsection (b)(12), (13), and (14) as Subsection (b)(15), (16), and (17), respectively.

(13)

Light construction contractor's establishment, subject to the requirements of § 32-959 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 318, 8/5/2020]

(14)

Heavy construction contractor's establishment, subject to the requirements of § 32-960 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 318, 8/5/2020]

(15)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot.

(16)

Medical marijuana grower/processor, subject to the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act and 28 Pa. Code § 1151 et seq., and as amended.

[Added by Ord. No. 312, 2/6/2019]

(17)

Multiple industrial and office uses permitted in combination and occupancy subject to the following conditions:

[Amended by Ord. No. 312, 2/6/2019]

(i)

The following industrial and office uses and no other shall be permitted in combination:

Business, professional or government office;

Manufacturing activities such as, but not limited to, assembly, bottling, compounding, fabrication, packaging, processing, production and repair;

Municipal uses;

Printing, binding or publishing facilities;

Public utilities, subject to § 32-929 of this chapter;

Warehouse facilities;

Wholesale and distribution facilities.

Medical marijuana grower/processor, subject to the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act and 28 Pa. Code § 1151 et seq., and as amended.

(ii)

The total lot coverage for the industrial and office uses permitted in combination shall not exceed 40% of the total land area.

(iii)

The total paved area for the industrial and office uses permitted in combination shall not exceed 60% of the total land area.

(iv)

Unless otherwise permitted by the Board of Supervisors, the industrial and office uses shall be individually serviced by municipal sewage facilities.

(v)

Unless otherwise permitted by the Board of Supervisors, the industrial and office uses shall be individually serviced by public water supply where accessible.

(vi)

The industrial and office uses shall consist of harmonious land uses, structures and services.

(vii)

Multiple industrial and office uses permitted in combination shall be in single ownership of land/structure or under a guaranteed unified management control.

(viii)

Retail business and service establishments are permitted provided they are designed and intended primarily to serve the employees within the permitted industrial and office uses. These uses shall not exceed 5% of the gross floor area of the permitted industrial uses.

(ix)

(x)

Interior accessways shall be designed so as to prevent traffic congestion at points of ingress and egress. Areas designated for the loading or unloading of trucks and/or other commercial vehicles shall be planned and arranged so they may be utilized without interfering with the interior traffic circulation and parking facilities.

(xi)

Lighting for buildings, signs, accessways and parking areas shall be arranged so they do not reflect towards any public street or residential zoning districts.

(xii)

Exterior storage areas for trash and rubbish shall be properly screened so as to preclude the storage areas from being visible from adjacent properties or road surfaces. All containers shall be air-tight, vermin proof and have adequate storage capacity to accommodate the projected volumes of solid waste. No such storage area shall be permitted within 30 feet from any lot line.

(xiii)

All signs shall be consistent with § 32-927(f) excluding § 32-927(f)(3) of this chapter. The total area of all signage for combined or multiple industrial and office uses shall not exceed the maximum signage permitted under § 32-927(f)(1) of this chapter.

(xiv)

The site utilized for the multiple industrial and office uses shall conform to the area, yard and height regulations that are specified under § 32-407(e) of this chapter.

(xv)

All proposed multiple industrial and office uses, including all expansions, additions and/or revisions, are subject to the policies and provisions regarding land development specified in the Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (see Chapter 27 of the Township Code of Ordinances).

(c)

Uses Permitted by Conditional Use. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Light Industrial/Office District when a conditional use is granted by the Board of Supervisors subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter.

(1)

Heliport, subject to § 32-908 of this chapter. Heliport is hereby defined as any area of land, water or structure which is used or intended to be used for the landing and takeoff of helicopters and any appurtenant areas which are used for heliport buildings or helicopter facilities or rights-of-way, together with all heliport buildings and facilities thereon. The heliport itself shall be subject to all Area, Yard and Height regulations set forth in Subsection (e) of this section and all other provisions of the Amity Township Zoning and Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance.

(2)

Tower-based wireless communications facility (tower-based WCF), subject to § 32-945(d) of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 317, 8/5/2020]

(d)

Uses Permitted by Special Exception. The following, as a principal use, their accessory uses and no other, are permitted in the Light Industrial/Office District when a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing Board to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter:

(1)

Home occupation, subject to § 32-903 of this chapter.

(2)

Junk yards, subject to § 32-938 of this chapter.

(3)

Metal processing facilities.

(4)

Quarrying, mining or extracting operations, subject to § 32-941 of this chapter.

(5)

Solid waste disposal facilities, subject to § 32-936 of this chapter.

(6)

Truck distribution center.

(7)

Accessory uses and structures to the above permitted uses when on the same lot as the permitted use.

(8)

Kennels, subject to § 32-947 of this chapter.

(e)

Area, Yard and Height Regulations. Each of the following minimum and maximum dimensional requirements shall apply to each permitted use in the Light Industrial/Office District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter:


Lot Area		3 acres
Lot Width		250 feet
Building Setback		80 feet
Rear Yard		50 feet
Side Yard
	Total	80 feet
	One Side	40 feet
Improvement Setback		30 feet
Buffer Yard (Depth)		20 feet
Landscaped Area		30%

Maximum Regulations
	Building Height		50 feet
	Lot Coverage		40%
	Paved Area		60%

(f)

Land Development Plan. Prior to the issuance of a zoning and/or building permit for a nonresidential land use that is permitted within the Light Industrial/Office District, the applicant shall submit a land development plan to the Planning Commission for review and comment. The Planning Commission shall review each land development plan in accordance with all Township standards and specifications concerning land development before recommending a decision to the Board of Supervisors.

(g)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the Light Industrial/Office District.

§ 32-408 PBOI - Planned Business/Office/Industrial District.

[Ord. No. 269, 12/10/2010; amended by Ord. No. 289, 7/1/2015]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of the Planned Business/Office/Industrial District is to establish an appropriate location and development standards which are intended to:

(1)

Provide for business, office and light industrial development in a unified, attractive, campus-like environment. Multiple uses on a single tract shall be permitted and encouraged.

(2)

Promote high quality visually attractive and environmentally responsible site and building design, while providing for maximum flexibility.

(3)

Provide design standards that are intended to require maximum attention to proper site design including the location and design of structures, parking areas, environmentally sensitive areas, vehicular and pedestrian circulation facilities, storm water management facilities, landscaping, etc.

(4)

Encourage business, office and light industrial development which will provide an economic base and high quality jobs for Amity Township.

(5)

Provide for business, office and light industrial development uses that will have minimum impact on the environment and adjacent residential uses.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right. The following, as a single principal use or as uses in combination and their accessory uses shall be permitted by right in the Planned Business/Office/Industrial District, provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this chapter have been satisfied:

(1)

Business, professional or governmental offices.

(2)

Light metal manufacturing processes, including metal finishing, grinding, polishing and heat treatment, metal stamping and extrusion of small products, the assembly, manufacture, repair and/or servicing of small electrical and/or electronic appliances, equipment and supplies, and the manufacture of light machinery such as business and office machines.

(3)

Light manufacture of paper and wood products, ceramic products and plastic and/or rubber products.

(4)

Light manufacture, compounding, assembly, processing, packaging and bottling of food products and beverages, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, medicine and personal care products (excluding cleaning solutions), and products from previously prepared materials (excluding dyeing, chemical treatment, chemical preservation or concrete or asphalt product manufacturing).

(5)

Printing, binding and publishing facilities.

(6)

Laboratory for scientific or industrial research, testing, experimentation and/or development.

(7)

Hotel and/or conference center.

(8)

Health club containing amenities such as a swimming pool, spa, indoor track, exercise equipment and sports courts.

(9)

Adult day care and child day care.

(10)

Fire station and emergency medical services facility.

(11)

Public uses, structures or buildings owned and operated by Amity Township, not including sanitary landfills, recycling facilities and trash transfer stations.

(12)

Restaurants and similar types of eating establishments.

(13)

Personal and household service establishments, such as, but not limited to, barber shops, beauty shops, dry cleaning shops, laundromats, repair shops, seamstress and tailor shops.

(14)

Business services such as copying, office equipment sales/service and printing.

(15)

Warehouse and distribution facilities so long as the same are operated in conjunction with another use permitted by right within this section and operating within the PBOI District. Truck terminal and fuel distribution are not permitted.

(16)

Dry cleaning, laundry and clothes pressing plants.

(17)

Continuing care retirement community (CCRC), subject to § 32-954 of this chapter.

(18)

Medical marijuana grower/processor, subject to the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act and 28 Pa. Code § 1151 et seq., and as amended.

(19)

Landscaping contractor's establishment subject to the requirements of § 32-958 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 318, 8/5/2020]

(20)

Light construction contractor's establishment subject to the requirements of § 32-959 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 318, 8/5/2020]

(21)

Heavy construction contractor's establishment subject to the requirements of § 32-960 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 318, 8/5/2020]

(c)

Uses Permitted by Conditional Use. The following are permitted in the Planned Business/Office/Industrial District when a conditional use is granted by the Board of Supervisors subject to and in accordance with Part 11 of this chapter.

(1)

Heliport. Subject to § 32-908 of this chapter so long as the same are operated in conjunction with another use permitted by right in this section and operating within the PBOI District. The heliport itself shall be subject to all area, yard and height regulations set forth in this section and all other provisions of the Amity Township Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance.

(2)

Interior service and convenience uses including, but not limited to, restaurant, specialized retail sales, barber/beauty shop, photo copy service, pharmacy and optician. All interior service and convenience uses shall not occupy more than a total of 20% of the total floor area of the building in which they are located.

(3)

Complete truck fleet management, including leasing, financing, and maintenance, and operations management consulting.

(4)

Family member suites, subject to § 32-957 of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 311, 2/6/2019]

(5)

Tower-based wireless communications facility (tower-based WCF), subject to § 32-945(d) of this chapter.

[Added by Ord. No. 317, 8/5/2020]

(d)

Area, Yard and Height Regulations. Each of the following minimum and maximum requirements shall apply to each tract of land developed in the Planned Business/Office/Industrial District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter.

Minimum Regulations
Construction Site Area		40 acres
Construction Site Contiguous Lot Width Building Setbacks		200 feet
	Perimeter of PBOI Zoning District, including existing streets	100 feet
	Existing Residential Use	100 feet
Improvement Setback
	Perimeter of PBOI District, including existing streets	75 feet
	Existing Residential Use	75 feet
Buffer Yard
	Perimeter of PBOI District, including existing streets	25 feet
	Existing Residential Use	25 feet
Landscaped Area of Construction Site		20%

Maximum Regulations
Building Height		75 feet
Impervious Area of Construction Site		80%

(e)

General Development Regulation. In addition to the other regulations of this District, the following requirements shall apply to developments within the Planned Business/Office/Industrial District.

(1)

The development shall be consistent with the purpose of this chapter and shall not adversely affect the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the Township.

(2)

The development shall consist of a harmonious selection of uses and groupings of building, service, and parking areas, circulation, and open spaces, planned, and designed as an integrated unit in such manner as to constitute a safe, efficient, and convenient development.

(3)

Provision shall be made for safe and efficient ingress and egress to and from existing public streets servicing the development and to internal streets without undue congestion to or interference with normal traffic flow.

(4)

All utility lines servicing the development shall be placed underground.

(5)

All buildings shall be served by a public sanitary disposal system and public water supply.

(6)

The development shall, wherever possible, preserve or incorporate natural features such as woods, streams and open space areas which add to the overall cohesive development of the Planned Business/Office/Industrial District and the overall Township development. An overall landscaping plan for the construction site shall be submitted as part of the master plan.

(7)

The development shall contain a pedestrian circulation system subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors.

(8)

The development shall include provisions for open space and outdoor recreation facilities for employees subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors.

(9)

Loading areas shall not front on a Township or state road existing at the time of adoption of this chapter. Loading areas shall be planned and arranged so they may be utilized without interfering with the interior traffic circulation and parking facilities.

(f)

Standards for Approval.

(1)

A master plan for a construction site of 40 acres minimum must be submitted to the Township prior to the submission of a preliminary subdivision or land development plan.

At a minimum, the master plan shall depict the proposed development of the entire tract including: internal lot lines (if applicable), building locations, proposed uses, parking areas, pedestrian and traffic circulation system, open space areas, landscaping and areas for stormwater management. The master plan shall be reviewed in accordance with the requirements for Sketch Plan Application and Review listed in § 27-303 of the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance. Projected phasing shall be provided as part of the master plan and shall be a general outline of the proposed timeline for development of the entire tract. After a master plan has been granted approval by the Board of Supervisors, the master plan can be amended by the applicant without further review or approval by the Township Planning Commission unless requested by the Board of Supervisors.

(2)

Individual lots within a tract master plan are not required to conform with the area, lot width, landscaped area or impervious area requirements listed in § 32-408(d) of this chapter provided that such requirements are met by the master plan for the entire tract.

(3)

After a subdivision or land development plan has been granted final approval by the Board of Supervisors, the final plan can be amended by the applicant without further review or approval by the Township Planning Commission unless requested by the Board of Supervisors.

(g)

Submission of Applicable Restrictions and Documents. All subdivision and land development plans shall be accompanied by copies of restrictive covenants, lot owner's association documents and other relevant documents, which shall include:

(1)

Provisions for ownership and maintenance of all common and undedicated areas.

(2)

Covenants, deed restrictions, easements, rights-of-way or other restrictions to be imposed upon the use of land and/or buildings.

(3)

Methods to assure compliance of all lots and buildings and uses with all requirements of the applicable zoning district, Township ordinances, approved subdivision and land development plans and approved architectural plans.

(h)

Land Development Plan. Prior to the issuance of a zoning and/or building permit for a nonresidential land use that is permitted within the Planned Business/Office/Industrial District, the applicant shall submit a land development plan to the Planning Commission for review and comment. The Planning Commission shall review each land development plan in accordance with all Township standards, guidelines and specifications concerning land development before recommending a decision to the Board of Supervisors.

(i)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter and § 27-521 of the SALDO shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the PBOI District.

§ 32-409 RV - Rural Village - Amityville.

[Ord. No. 283, 3/19/2014]

(a)

Purpose. The purpose of this district is to:

(1)

Create an identifiable core area within the Township which contains community facilities and services vital to the local residents.

(2)

Promote a sense of community by establishing a location within the Township where Township functions are centralized and able to operate in a mutual and complementary fashion.

(3)

Consolidate the various government and public service facilities, as well as the various support services, into a location which promotes a mutually efficient operation, thereby benefiting each individual activity.

(4)

Allow for a mix of residential, commercial and institutional uses at a scale compatible with existing uses in the District.

(5)

Encourage infill of vacant parcels at the same density and with uses consistent with the existing neighborhoods.

(6)

Where existing, preserve the historic, rural character of the village of Amityville by allowing future development that is compatible in scale, density and setbacks with current village uses.

(7)

Accommodate expansion of the village while maintaining the traditional village development pattern.

(8)

Accommodate expansion through dual use (residential and commercial) of structures consistent with traditional village uses.

(9)

Preserve historic and traditional structures within the village through flexible use/adaptive re-use and flexible design standards.

(b)

Uses Permitted by Right.

[Amended by Ord. No. 311, 2/6/2019]

(1)

Single-family detached dwellings.

(2)

Single-family semi-detached dwellings, subject to § 32-932 of this chapter, except that the maximum density shall be three dwelling units per acre.

(3)

Multifamily developments, when not constructed with integrated commercial use permitted herein, subject to § 32-931 of this chapter, except that the maximum density shall be two dwelling units per acre.

(4)

Single family residential dual-use, when arranged to form an integral part of a building in which the ground floor, or where a minimum of 50% of the ground floor thereof, is constructed and maintained for any use permitted under Subsections (b)(5) through (b)(20) herein. With such a dual-use, there shall be one residential unit permitted, regardless of lot size. Off-street parking shall be met for each dual-use separately.

(5)

Retail sale of dry goods, hardware, variety and general merchandise, clothing, food, flowers, drugs, household supplies or furnishings; musical, professional or scientific instruments; and similar establishments with comparable impacts on the District and on surrounding properties. The commercial use, including storage, shall not exceed 5,000 square feet of first floor space. The Board of Supervisors may permit such a commercial use to exceed 5,000 square feet by conditional use.

(6)

Barber shop, beauty shop, shoe repair, tailor, cleaning and pressing, massage therapy establishment and similar personal service establishments.

(7)

Restaurant, tearoom, cafe, retail bakery, confectionary or other places serving food and beverages, provided that no drive through restaurant shall be permitted.

(8)

Office for the professional practice of medicine, veterinary medicine, law, engineering, architecture, real estate, insurance, financial consultation and similar activates.

(9)

Studio for the performing or visual arts; gallery.

(10)

Bank or similar financial institution.

(11)

Florist shop; greenhouse, when clearly accessory to a retail use; plant nursery and associated greenhouse.

(12)

Bed-and-breakfast or similar lodging facility, subject to the standards of § 32-934.

(13)

Gift, art, craft and/or antique shop.

(14)

Museum, library or other educational or cultural use of a similar nature.

(15)

Cottage industry such as woodworking or similar artisans.

(16)

No-impact home-based business and home occupations in accordance with the provisions of § 32-903.

(17)

Public uses such as post office or similar facilities.

(18)

Township municipal use.

(19)

Religious use, including church and parish house.

(20)

State licensed nursery school, elementary school, middle school, junior high school, senior high school, vocational-technical school and trade school.

(21)

Day care facilities.

(22)

Accessory uses on the same lot with and customarily incidental to any of the foregoing permitted uses including, but not limited to, those uses described in § 32-902.

(23)

Family member suites, subject to § 32-957 of this chapter.

(c)

Prohibited Uses.

(1)

Vehicle fueling operations, auto repair shops and auto sales.

(2)

Adult business uses.

(3)

Storage facilities.

(4)

Tattoo parlor and tattooing businesses.

(d)

Area, Yard and Height Regulations.

(1)

Single-family detached dwellings. Each of the following minimum and maximum dimensional requirements shall apply to each lot used for a single-family detached dwelling in the Rural Village - Amityville District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter:

Minimum Regulations		On-Lot Sewage and Water Facilities	Public or Community Sewage Facilities	Public or Community Sewage and Water Facilities
Lot Area		80,000 square feet	30,000 square feet	12,000 square feet
Lot Width		200 feet	125 feet	100 feet
Building Setback*		30 feet	30 feet	30 feet
Rear Yard		30 feet	20 feet	20 feet
Side Yard
	Total	50 feet	40 feet	30 feet
	Each Side	25 feet	20 feet	15 feet
Buffer Yard (depth)		10 feet	10 feet	10 feet

Maximum Regulations		On-Lot Sewage and Water Facilities	Public or Community Sewage Facilities	Public or Community Sewage and Water Facilities
Building Height 35 feet		35 feet	35 feet
Lot Coverage 20%		30%	40%

The building setback shall not apply in the event there are existing structures located within 30 feet of the ultimate right-of-way on any one of the three adjoining lots on either side of the subject lot. In such cases, the minimum setback shall be equal to the setback of the structure closest to the road but located no closer than the line of the ultimate right-of-way.

(2)

Non-residential uses. Each of the following minimum and maximum dimensional requirements shall apply to each lot used for a nonresidential use including lots used for dual nonresidential/residential uses in the Rural Village-Amityville District, except as specifically provided for in this chapter:

Minimum Regulations	On-Lot Sewage and Water Facilities	Public or Community Sewage Facilities	Public or Community Sewage and Water Facilities
Lot Area	80,000 square feet	40,000 square feet	20,000 square feet
Lot Width	200 feet	150 feet	100 feet
Building Setback*	30 feet	30 feet	30 feet
Rear Yard	30 feet	30 feet	20 feet
Side Yard Total	50 feet	40 feet	30 feet
Each Yard	25 feet	20 feet	15 feet
Improvement Setback	20 feet	10 feet	10 feet
Buffer Yard (depth)	10 feet	10 feet	10 feet
Landscaped Area	50%	40%	30%

Maximum Regulations
Building Height 35 feet	35 feet	35 feet
Lot Coverage	30%	30%	40%
Paved Area	40%	50%	60%

(e)

Supplementary Regulations. All sections under Part 9 of this chapter shall apply as supplementary guidelines and specifications for the Rural Village-Amityville District, with the exception of § 32-923. In addition, § 32-924 shall be amended for the Rural Village-Amityville District to prohibit parking in the front yards and parking spaces shall have minimum dimensions of nine feet by 18 feet.