In order to designate, regulate and restrict the location of commerce, business, trade and industry, and the location of all buildings and structures designed, erected, altered or occupied for specific uses, the Borough is hereby divided into nine classes of districts, as follows:
R-1
Single-Family Residential
R-2
Multifamily Residential
RR
Rural Residential
NC
Neighborhood Commercial
OC
Office Commercial
SC
Service Commercial
R
Recreation
I-1
Light Industrial
I-2
Heavy Industrial
A. 
The location and boundaries of such districts are hereby established as shown on the Official Zoning District Map bearing the date of adoption of this chapter. The Map and all notations, references, subsequent amendments, and other data shown thereon are hereby incorporated by reference into this chapter as if all were fully described herein.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Said Zoning Map is included as an attachment to this chapter.
B. 
Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, no building, structure or land shall be erected, altered or used for any purpose other than is permitted in the district in which such building, structure or land is located.
C. 
In cases of mixed occupancy, regulations for each use shall apply to the portion of the building, structure or land so used.
A. 
Where uncertainty exists with respect to the boundaries of the various districts, as shown on the Official Zoning District Map, the following rules shall apply:
(1) 
The district boundaries are streets unless otherwise shown, and where the designation on the Official Zoning District Map indicates a boundary approximately upon a street line, such street shall be construed to be the boundary.
(2) 
Where the district boundaries are not shown to be streets and where the property has been or may hereafter be divided into blocks and lots, the district boundaries shall be construed to be lot lines. Where the designation on the Official Zoning District Map indicates a distinct boundary approximately upon a lot line, such lot line shall be construed to be the boundary. In undivided property, the district boundary lines on the Official Zoning District Map shall be determined by use of the scale of the map.
A. 
For the purposes of this article, the following abbreviations shall have the following meanings:
(1) 
P: permitted use by right (zoning determination by the Code Official or Zoning Officer).
(2) 
CU: conditional use (zoning decision by the Council).
B. 
Table 3.1 contains the list of uses that are permitted within each of the zoning districts.
C. 
Unless otherwise provided by state or federal law or specifically stated in this chapter, any land or structure shall only be used or occupied for a use specifically listed in this section as being allowed in the zoning district where the land or structure is located. Such use shall only be permitted if the use complies with all other requirements of this chapter.
A. 
Building, construction, and paving material mixing plants or similar facilities and operations.
B. 
The keeping or maintenance of wild animals, including, without limitation, African lions, mountain lions, primates, and poisonous snakes. This subsection shall not be construed to prohibit the keeping or maintenance of domesticated pets, such as dogs, cats, birds or fish, within any zoning district in the Borough, provided that all other applicable laws and/or Zoning Codes in connection with such use are complied with.
A. 
Purpose. To further the objectives set forth in the purpose statements and community development objectives in Article I of this chapter, the R-1 District is intended to provide for low to medium density single-family residential development while allowing for community and municipal facilities that are customarily found in residential districts. The requirements established for this district are to promote a safe and quiet nature for the residents and to discourage uses that would be detrimental to this intent, such as transient lodging in single-family dwellings.
B. 
Principal uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
[Amended 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
Single-Family Residential
Permitted
Conditional Use
Dwelling, single-family - detached
Bed-and-breakfast inn (§ 420-53)
Essential public service installations (§ 420-31)
Cemetery (§ 420-58)
Group home
Church/place of worship (§ 420-59)
Library
Communications antenna* (Article XII)
Municipal use
Communications tower* (Article XII)
Recreation, municipal
Educational institution (§ 420-70)
*
See Article XII for additional regulations and exact locations where these uses are permitted.
C. 
Accessory uses. The following accessory uses are permitted - permit required. See Article IV, General Regulations, and Article V, Supplemental Regulations, (if applicable) for:
(1) 
Home-based business, no impact (§ 420-82).
(2) 
Minor garage (§ 420-90).
(3) 
Parking space.
(4) 
Residential storage shed (§ 420-40).
(5) 
Residential driveway and parking pads (§ 420-43).
(6) 
Swimming pool/spa, residential (§ 420-107).
(7) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
(8) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Single-Family Residential
Minimum lot area
6,500 square feet
Minimum lot width
All principal uses
50 feet measured at the street providing principal access to the lot, and a width of at least 60 feet, measured at the building line of the lot
Minimum front yard
30 feet
Minimum side yard
Interior lots
Side yard along each side lot line, 1 of which shall be at least 5 feet wide; total width of both side yards shall not be less than 14 feet
Corner lots
Along the interior side lot line at least 5 feet wide and a side yard at least 30 feet wide adjoining the intersecting street, which side yard may be reduced to 15 feet, provided that the lot to the rear does not face on intersecting street, and provided that this shall not reduce the buildable width of a corner lot to less than 26 feet
Minimum rear yard
Principal structures
25 feet
Accessory structures
See supplemental regulations
Maximum building height
Principal structures
Not to exceed 35 feet
Accessory structures
Not to exceed 15 feet
*
Churches, libraries or schools may have a height not to exceed 45 feet.
A. 
Purpose. To further the objectives set forth in the purpose statements and community development objectives in Article I of this chapter the R-2 District is intended to provide options for increased density in residential areas while still allowing for some low impact non-residential uses.
B. 
Principal uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
[Amended 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
Multifamily
Permitted
Conditional Use
Dwelling, multifamily - duplex (§ 420-68)
Dwelling, multifamily - garden apartment (§ 420-68)
Dwelling, multifamily - mid-rise apartment (§ 420-69)
Dwelling, single-family - attached
Dwelling, single-family - detached
Essential public service installations (§ 420-31)
Group home
Municipal use
Recreation, municipal
C. 
Accessory uses. The following accessory uses are permitted - permit required. See Article IV, General Regulations, and Article V, Supplemental Regulations, (if applicable) for:
(1) 
Minor garage (§ 420-90).
(2) 
Home-based business, no impact (§ 420-82).
(3) 
Parking space.
(4) 
Residential storage shed (§ 420-40).
(5) 
Residential driveway and parking pads (§ 420-43).
(6) 
Swimming pool/spa, residential (§ 420-107).
(7) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
(8) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Multifamily
Minimum lot area
1-family dwelling
4,000 square feet
2-family dwellings
7,000 square feet
Multifamily dwellings
1,500 square feet per dwelling
Minimum lot width
Each lot shall have as its principal frontage a width of at least 25 feet
Minimum front yard
15 feet
Minimum side yard
Interior lots
Lot width: 25 feet
3 feet along each lot line; total width of both side yards shall be no less than 6 feet
Lot width: 26 to less than 40 feet
4 feet along each lot line; total width of both side yards shall be no less than 10 feet.
Lot width: 40+ feet
Side yard along each side lot line, 1 of which shall be at least 5 feet wide; total width of both side yards shall not be less than 14 feet
Corner lots
5 feet along the interior side, and at least 15 feet wide adjoining the intersecting street
Minimum rear yard
25 feet
Maximum building height
Principal structures
Not to exceed 45 feet
Accessory structures
Not to exceed 15 feet
A. 
Purpose. To further the objectives set forth in the purpose statements and community development objectives in Article I of this chapter the R-R District is intended to provide sites for low-density residential land uses in areas of the Green Tree Borough where such activity has been established or is most likely to occur. These regulations are designed to ensure adequate light, air, privacy and open space for dwelling sites consistent with residential use requirements, to maintain desirable residential qualities within the district and to prevent the encroachment of land uses that are not compatible with the existing land uses.
B. 
Principal uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
[Amended 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
Rural Residential
Permitted
Conditional Use
Dwelling, single-family - detached
Agricultural operation (§ 420-46)
Group home
Communications antenna* (Article XII)
Municipal use
Communications tower* (Article XII)
Recreation, municipal
*
See Article XII for additional regulations and exact locations where these uses are permitted.
C. 
Accessory uses. The following accessory uses are permitted - permit required. See Article IV, General Regulations, and Article V, Supplemental Regulations, (if applicable) for:
(1) 
Minor garage (§ 420-90).
(2) 
Home-based business, no impact (§ 420-82).
(3) 
Parking space.
(4) 
Residential storage shed (§ 420-40).
(5) 
Residential driveway and parking pads (§ 420-43).
(6) 
Swimming pool/spa, residential (§ 420-107).
(7) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
(8) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Rural Residential
Minimum lot area
2 acres
Minimum lot width
100 feet
Minimum front yard
45 feet
Minimum side yard
45 feet
Minimum rear yard
25 feet; where a property abuts an R-1 District the rear yard shall be 100 feet
Maximum building height
Principal structures
Not to exceed 45 feet
Accessory structures
Not to exceed 15 feet
A. 
Purpose. To further the objectives set forth in the purpose statements and community development objectives in Article I of this chapter the NC District is intended to provide for a concentrated mix of business and commercial uses at higher intensities that allow for continued economic growth and development of the commercial core, while providing for the safe and orderly flow of traffic and pedestrians through the district.
B. 
Uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
[Amended 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
Neighborhood Commercial
Permitted
Conditional Use
Business services (§ 420-56)
Bank (§ 420-50)
Clinic
Bar/tavern/drinking establishment (§ 420-52)
Convenience store (§ 420-62)
Bed-and-breakfast inn (§ 420-53)
Dwelling, multifamily - duplex (§ 420-68)
Dry cleaner (§ 420-67)
Dwelling, multifamily - garden apartment (§ 420-68)
Farmers market (§ 420-72)
Dwelling, multifamily - mid-rise apartment (§ 420-69)
Gasoline station (§ 420-78)
Dwelling, residence over business (§ 420-68)
Restaurant, fast food <3,000 square feet (§ 420-103)
Dwelling, single-family- detached
Restaurant, full service <5,000 square feet (§ 420-103)
Essential public service installation (§ 420-31)
Retail store between 5,000 and 22,000 square feet (§ 420-104)
Equipment rental and repair
Food and grocery store <5,000 square feet
Funeral home (including mortuaries) (§ 420-74)
Health club (§ 420-81)
Laundromat (§ 420-88)
Library
Municipal use
Parcel delivery service (§ 420-96)
Personal and business services
Printing and publishing services, limited
Repair shop, non-vehicular (§ 420-101)
Retail store < 5,000 square feet (§ 420-104)
C. 
Accessory uses. Accessory uses incidental to any of the principal uses listed in this section.
(1) 
Home-based business, no impact (§ 420-82).
(2) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
(3) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
(4) 
Parking structure.
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Neighborhood Commercial
Minimum lot area
Nonresidential
1/4 acre
Residential
7,500 square feet per dwelling unit
Minimum lot width
50 feet
Minimum front yard
15 feet
Minimum side yard
Interior
5 feet
Corner
15 feet for side of lot abutting intersecting street
Minimum rear yard
15 feet
Maximum building height
Principal structures
Not to exceed 45 feet
Accessory structures
Not to exceed 15 feet
A. 
Purpose. To further the objectives set forth in the purpose statements and community development objectives in Article I of this chapter the OC District is intended to create an area for more intense, concentrated nonresidential uses, including commercial amenities with larger footprints and business uses.
B. 
Principal uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
[Amended 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
Office Commercial
Permitted
Conditional Use
Assisted living facility (§ 420-49)
Banquet facility (§ 420-51)
Bank (§ 420-50)
Bar/tavern/drinking establishment (§ 420-52)
Business services (§ 420-56)
Communications tower and antenna* (Article XII)
Catering business (§ 420-57)
Dry cleaner (§ 420-67)
Clinic
Dwelling, multifamily, high-rise apartment
Day-care center, adult (§ 420-64)
Independent living facility (§ 420-85)
Day-care center, child (§ 420-64)
Nursing health care facility, personal care facility and skilled nursing facility (§ 420-94)
Dwelling, multifamily - duplex (§ 420-68)
Oil and gas wells (§ 420-95)
Dwelling, multifamily-garden apartment (§ 420-68)
Research and development facility (§ 420-102)
Dwelling, multifamily - mid-rise apartment (§ 420-69)
Wind energy facility, small (§ 420-113)
Dwelling, residence over business (§ 420-68)
Dwelling, single-family - attached
Educational institution (§ 420-70)
Health club (§ 420-81)
Hotel (§ 420-84)
Laboratory
Motor vehicle wash (§ 420-91)
Municipal use
Planned residential development (Article IX)
Printing and publishing services, limited
Private club or lodge (§ 420-98)
Recreation, commercial indoor (§ 420-99)
Recreation, commercial outdoor (§ 420-99)
Retail store < 22,000 square feet (§ 420-104)
Theater
*
See Article XII for additional regulations and exact locations where these uses are permitted.
C. 
Accessory uses.
(1) 
Accessory uses incidental to any of the principal uses listed below.
(a) 
Restaurant, full service (§ 420-103).
(b) 
Convenience store (§ 420-62).
(c) 
Car rental.
(d) 
Printing and publishing services, limited (§ 420-97).
(e) 
Parking structure.
(f) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
(g) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
(h) 
Home-based business, no impact.
[Added 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
(2) 
Accessory uses must be contained in the primary structure and not exceed 25% of any floor area.
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Office Commercial
Minimum lot area
2.5 acres (108,000 square feet); lots containing hotels shall be 7 acres minimum
Minimum lot width
50 feet
Minimum front yard
45 feet from a public thoroughfare
Minimum side yard
20 feet; the side yard shall be increased 1 foot for every 2 feet of building height of each building in excess of 35 feet
Minimum rear yard
25 feet
Minimum yard abutting residential district
75 feet between each building and the property line if such property line abuts or is adjacent to a residential district; the required yard shall be increased by 1 foot for each 2 feet of building height in excess of 35 feet
Maximum building height
All buildings
80 feet
(1) 
The following structures may be constructed above the roofline and shall not be included in determining building height, provided that no materials, supplies or property of any kind is stored therein or occupies any space therein. The maximum height of any such structure shall not exceed 20 feet.
(a) 
A machinery room, containing elevator machinery and other mechanical equipment.
(b) 
An enclosed air-conditioning tower.
(c) 
Entrances to stairwells.
(d) 
Chimneys.
(e) 
Cupolas or steeples.
(f) 
Antennas.
A. 
Purpose. To further the objectives set forth in the purpose statements and community development objectives in Article I of this chapter the SC District is intended to promote development of businesses which incorporate a mix of industrial and commercial activities, including light manufacturing and research and development, while accommodating a wide range of other employment activities.
B. 
Uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
[Amended 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
Service Commercial
Permitted
Conditional Use
Assisted living facility (§ 420-49)
Banquet facility (§ 420-51)
Business services (§ 420-56)
Boardinghouse (§ 420-54)
Catering business (§ 420-57)
Communications tower and antenna* (Article XII)
Church/place of worship/religious institution (§ 420-59)
Construction and related building trades (§ 420-61)
Clinic
Crematorium (§ 420-63)
Dwelling, single-family attached
Dry cleaner (§ 420-67)
Equipment rental and repair
Dwelling, multifamily, high-rise apartment
Garden center (§ 420-77)
Kennel (§ 420-87)
Health club (§ 420-81)
Nursing health care facility, personal care facility and skilled nursing facility (§ 420-94)
Laundromat (§ 420-88)
Oil and gas wells (§ 420-95)
Municipal use
Research and development facility (§ 420-102)
Nursery/greenhouse (§ 420-93)
Sexually oriented businesses/adult entertainment establishments/adult entertainment uses (§ 420-106)
Parcel delivery service (§ 420-96)
Printing and publishing services, limited
Private club or lodge (§ 420-98)
Recreation, commercial indoor (§ 420-99)
Recreation, commercial outdoor (§ 420-99)
Recreation, municipal
Repair shop, non-vehicular (§ 420-101)
Repair shop, vehicular and heavy machinery
Retail stores (§ 420-104)
Trade, vocational, business and commercial schools
Transportation services
Wholesale establishments (§ 420-112)
*
See Article XII for additional regulations and exact locations where these uses are permitted.
C. 
Accessory uses. Accessory uses incidental to any of the principal uses listed in this section.
(1) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
(2) 
Parking structures.
(3) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
(4) 
Home-based business, no impact.
[Added 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Service Commercial
Minimum lot area
20,000 square feet
Minimum lot width
150 feet
Minimum front yard
35 feet
Minimum side yard
15 feet
Minimum rear yard
40 feet
Maximum building height
Principal structure
80 feet
Accessory structure
15 feet
(1) 
Following structures may be constructed above the roofline and shall not be included in determining building height, provided that no materials, supplies or property of any kind is stored therein or occupies any space therein:
(a) 
A machinery room, not exceeding 20 feet in height, containing elevator machinery and other mechanical equipment.
(b) 
An enclosed air-conditioning tower.
(c) 
Entrances to stairwells.
(d) 
Chimneys not exceeding 20 feet in height.
(e) 
Cupolas or steeples not exceeding 20 feet in height.
(f) 
Antennas not exceeding 20 feet in height.
A. 
Purpose. To further the objectives set forth in the purpose statements and community development objectives in Article I of this chapter, the R District is intended to provide for the protection of recreation and open space areas in the Borough.
B. 
Uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
Recreation
Permitted
Conditional Use
Cemetery (§ 420-58)
Communications antenna* (Article XII)
Educational institution (§ 420-70)
Communications tower* (Article XII)
Essential public service installations (§ 420-31)
Farmer's market (§ 420-72)
Municipal use
Recreation, municipal
*
See Article XII for additional regulations and exact locations where these uses are permitted.
C. 
Accessory uses. Accessory uses incidental to any of the principal uses listed in this section.
(1) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
(2) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Recreation
Minimum front yard
35 feet
Minimum side yard
15 feet
Minimum rear yard
25 feet
Maximum building height
Principal structure
35 feet
Accessory structure
15 feet
A. 
Purpose. To further the objectives set forth in the purpose statements and community development objectives in Article I of this chapter, the I-1 District is intended to provide for the location and grouping of light industrial enterprises. Uses located in this district shall be free of hazardous or objectionable elements, such as noise, odor, dust, smoke, glare, or other pollutants.
B. 
Uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
Light Industrial
Permitted
Conditional Use
Animal day care (§ 420-47)
Boat storage, indoor (§ 420-55)
Animal hospital/vet clinic (§ 420-48)
Communications towers and antenna* (Article XII)
Business services (§ 420-56)
Dry cleaner (§ 420-67)
Catering business (§ 420-57)
Dwelling, multifamily high-rise apartment
Clinic
Golf driving range (§ 420-79)
Construction and building related trades (§ 420-61)
Group residential facility (§ 420-80)
Crematorium (§ 420-63)
High-rise apartment
Distribution facility (§ 420-65)
Independent living facility (§ 420-85)
Essential public service installation (§ 420-31)
Laundromat (§ 420-88)
Equipment rental and repair
Oil and gas wells (§ 420-95)
Farm equipment supply and sales
Nursing health care facility, personal care facility and skilled nursing facility (§ 420-94)
Flea market (§ 420-73)
Recreation, commercial indoor (§ 420-99)
Garden center (§ 420-77)
Recreation, commercial outdoor (§ 420-99)
Health club (§ 420-81)
Recycling facility (§ 420-100)
Kennel (§ 420-87)
Transit facility (bus or other) (§ 420-108)
Laboratory
Truck terminal (§ 420-109)
Lumberyard
Wind energy facilities, small (§ 420-113)
Manufacturing, light
Motor vehicle wash (§ 420-91)
Municipal use
Nursery/greenhouse (§ 420-93)
Parcel delivery service (§ 420-96)
Printing and publishing services, large scale (§ 420-97)
Recreation, municipal
Repair shop, nonvehicular (§ 420-101)
Repair shop, vehicular and heavy machinery
Research and development facility (§ 420-102)
Self-storage facility (§ 420-105)
Trade, vocational, business and commercial schools
Transportation services
Vehicle sales, repair and service (§ 420-110)
Warehouse and storage (§ 420-111)
Wholesale establishments (§ 420-112)
*
See Article XII for additional regulations and exact locations where these uses are permitted.
C. 
Accessory uses. Accessory uses incidental to any of the principal uses listed in this section:
(1) 
Parking structure.
(2) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
(3) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Light Industrial
Minimum lot area
20,000 square feet
Lot coverage
Maximum coverage for buildings or structures shall be 50% of the lot
Minimum lot width
100 feet at the street providing principal access
Minimum front yard
15 feet
Minimum side yard
15 feet
Minimum rear yard
15 feet
Maximum building height
Principal structure
45 feet
Accessory structure
20 feet
(1) 
The following structures may be constructed above the roofline and shall not be included in determining building height, provided that no materials, supplies or property of any kind is stored therein or occupies any space therein:
(a) 
A machinery room, not exceeding 20 feet in height, containing elevator machinery and other mechanical equipment.
(b) 
An enclosed air-conditioning tower.
(c) 
Entrances to stairwells.
(d) 
Chimneys not exceeding 20 feet in height.
(e) 
Cupolas or steeples not exceeding 20 feet in height.
(f) 
Antennas not exceeding 20 feet in height.
A. 
Purpose. The I-2 District was established to provide areas in the borough where heavy industrial, manufacturing, and extractive uses may be located in an environment which protects them from encroachment of commercial and residential uses, and which reduces the effect of undesirable characteristics, such as odor, dust, and noise, upon surrounding residential and/or commercial areas.
B. 
Uses. The following is a list of uses that are permitted or permitted by conditional use:
[Amended 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
Heavy Industrial
Permitted
Conditional Use
Construction and building related trades (§ 420-61)
Boat storage, indoor (§ 420-55)
Distribution facility (§ 420-65)
Communications antenna * (Article XII)
Essential communications antenna/tower
Communications tower* (Article XII)
Essential public service installation (§ 420-31)
Compressor station (§ 420-60)
Equipment rental and repair
Golf course (§ 420-79)
Farm equipment supply and sales
Golf driving range (§ 420-79)
Freight terminal
Oil and gas wells (§ 420-95)
Garage, parking structure
Recycling facility (§ 420-100)
Lumberyard
Transit facility (bus or other) (§ 420-108)
Manufacturing, heavy
Truck terminal (§ 420-109)
Manufacturing, light
Wholesale use and distribution facility which handles materials that are flammable, explosive, or hazardous (§ 420-112)
Municipal use
Wind turbine, large (§ 420-114)
Parcel delivery service (§ 420-96)
Printing and publishing services, large scale (§ 420-97)
Railroad operations
Repair shop, non-vehicular (§ 420-101)
Repair shop, vehicular, heavy machinery
Warehouse and storage (§ 420-111)
Wholesale establishment (§ 420-112)
Wind energy facility - small (§ 420-113)
*
See Article XII for additional regulations and exact locations where these uses are permitted.
C. 
Accessory uses. Accessory uses incidental to any of the principal uses listed in this section.
(1) 
Solar photovoltaic systems (§ 420-134).
(2) 
Transit shelter (§ 420-108).
D. 
Dimensional requirements.
Heavy Industrial
Minimum lot area
30,000 square feet
Minimum lot width
150 feet
Minimum front yard
45 feet
Minimum side yard
40 feet
Minimum rear yard
25 feet
Maximum building height
Principal structure
80 feet
Accessory structure
20 feet
(1) 
These may be constructed above the roofline and shall not be included in determining building height, provided that no materials, supplies or property of any kind is stored or occupies any space:
(a) 
A machinery room, not exceeding 20 feet in height, containing elevator machinery and other mechanical equipment.
(b) 
An enclosed air-conditioning tower.
(c) 
Entrances to stairwells.
(d) 
Chimneys not exceeding 20 feet in height.
(e) 
Cupolas or steeples not exceeding 20 feet in height.
(f) 
Antennas not exceeding 20 feet in height.
Table 3.1: Green Tree Borough Zoning Code
Use Table - For Reference Only
(See applicable Zoning section for controlling regulations.)
[Amended 4-4-2022 by Ord. No. 1868]
Uses
Single-Family
§ 420-20
Multi-Family
§ 420-21
Rural Residential
§ 420-22
Neighborhood Commercial
§ 420-23
Office Commercial
§ 420-24
Service Commercial
§ 420-25
Recreation
§ 420-26
Light Industrial
§ 420-27
Heavy Industrial
§ 420-28
Agricultural operation or activities
CU
Animal day care
P
Animal hospital/veterinary clinic
P
Assisted living facility
P
P
Bank
CU
P
Banquet facility
CU
CU
Bar/tavern/drinking establishment
CU
CU
Bed-and-breakfast inn
CU
CU
Boardinghouse
CU
Boat storage indoor
CU
CU
Transit facility (bus or other)
CU
CU
Business services
P
P
P
P
Catering business
P
P
P
Cemetery
CU
P
Church/place of worship/religious institution
CU
P
Clinic
P
P
P
P
Communications antenna
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
Communications tower
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
CU
Compressor station
CU
Construction and building related trades
CU
P
P
Convenience store
P
Crematorium
CU
P
Day-care center, adult
P
Day-care center, child
P
Distribution facility
P
P
Dry cleaner
CU
CU
CU
CU
Dwelling, multifamily duplex
P
P
P
Dwelling, multifamily garden apartment
P
P
P
Dwelling, multifamily mid-rise apartment
P
P
P
Dwelling, multifamily high-rise apartment
CU
CU
Dwelling, residence over business
P
P
Dwelling, single-family attached
P
P
P
Dwelling, single-family detached
P
P
P
P
Educational institution
CU
P
P
Essential communications antenna and/or tower
P
Essential public service installations
P
P
P
P
P
P
Equipment rental and repair
P
P
P
P
Farm equipment supply and sales
P
P
Farmer's market
CU
P
Flea market
P
Food and grocery store
P
Funeral home (including mortuaries)
P
Freight terminal
P
Garage, parking structure
P
Garden center
P
P
Gasoline station
CU
Golf course
CU
Golf driving range
CU
CU
Group home
P
P
P
Group residential facility
CU
Health club
P
P
P
P
Hotel
P
Independent living facility
CU
CU
Kennel
CU
P
Laboratory
P
P
Laundromat
P
P
CU
Library
P
P
Lumberyard
P
P
Manufacturing, heavy
P
Manufacturing, light
P
P
Motor vehicle wash
P
P
Municipal use
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
Nursery/greenhouse
P
P
Nursing healthcare facility, personal care facility and skilled nursing facility
CU
CU
CU
Oil and gas wells
CU
CU
CU
CU
Parcel delivery service
P
P
P
P
Personal and business services
P
Planned residential development
P
Printing and publishing services, large scale
P
P
Printing and publishing services, limited
P
P
P
Private club or lodge
P
P
Railroad operations
P
Recreation, commercial indoor
P
P
CU
Recreation, commercial outdoor
P
P
CU
Recreation, municipal
P
P
P
P
P
P
Recycling facility
CU
CU
Repair shop, non-vehicular
P
P
P
P
Repair shop, vehicular and heavy machinery
P
P
P
Research and development facility
CU
CU
P
Restaurant, fast food
CU
Restaurant, full service
CU
Retail stores (all sizes)
P/CU
P
P
Self-storage facility
P
Sexually oriented businesses/adult entertainment establishments/adult entertainment uses
CU
Theater
P
Trade, vocational, business and commercial schools
P
P
Transportation services
P
P
Truck terminal
CU
CU
Vehicle sales, repair and service
P
Warehouse and storage
P
P
Wholesale establishments
P
P
P
Wholesale uses and distribution facilities which handle materials that are flammable, explosive or hazardous
CU
Wind, energy facilities, small
CU
CU
P
Wind turbine, large
CU
Explanation of abbreviations:
CU: Conditional use.
P: Permitted use.