A.
Designation. For the purposes of this chapter, Kidder Township is
hereby divided into the following Zoning Districts:
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R-1 Residential Low Density
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R-2 Residential Medium Density
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R-3 Residential High Density
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R/RC Recreation/Resort Commercial
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VC Village Commercial
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C Commercial
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BD/LI Business Development/Light Industrial
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OS Open Space
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B.
Intent. The intent of each district and the uses permitted in each district are set forth on the District Use Schedules contained in § 180-17 or in the specific sections establishing any overlay district. Bulk and density standards for each District are set forth on the Schedule of Development Standards contained in § 180-19.
C.
Floodplain Overlay District. The Floodplain Overlay District is hereby
created to be coterminous with the areas which are subject to the
one-hundred-year flood, as identified in the most current Flood Insurance
Study and the accompanying FIRM - Flood Insurance Rate Map issued
by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. In addition to all other
applicable standards of this chapter, the Township floodplain regulations
shall apply in the Floodplain Overlay District.
D.
Conservation Subdivision Design Overlay District: developer's option. The optional Conservation Subdivision Design Overlay District is hereby created to promote the conservation of open lands in the Township. Based on the request of the developer, the district shall apply to all areas of the Township in districts where residential development is permitted, and in addition to all the applicable standards of this chapter, the requirements of Article VII, Part 1, shall apply.
A.
Adoption. The location and boundaries of said districts are hereby
established as shown on the Official Zoning Map of Kidder Township,
which is hereby adopted by reference and declared to be a part of
this chapter together with all amendments thereto.
B.
Map changes. Changes to the boundaries and districts of the Official
Zoning Map shall only be made in conformity with the amendment procedures
specified by the Municipalities Planning Code.
C.
Replacement map. If the Official Zoning Map becomes damaged, destroyed,
lost or difficult to interpret because of changes and additions, or
drafting errors or omissions require correction, the Township Supervisors
may, by resolution, adopt a new copy of the Official Zoning Map which
shall supersede the prior Official Zoning Map. Unless the prior Official
Zoning Map has been lost or has been totally destroyed, the prior
map or any remaining parts shall be preserved together with all available
records pertaining to its previous adoption or amendment.
A.
Establishment. District boundary lines are intended to follow or
be parallel to the center line of streets, streams and railroads,
and lot or property lines as they exist on a recorded deed or plan
of record in the Carbon County Recorder of Deed's Office and
on the Carbon County Tax Maps at the time of the enactment of this
chapter, unless such district boundary lines are fixed by dimensions
or otherwise as shown on the Official Zoning Map.
B.
Interpretation. Where district boundaries are indicated as approximately
following the center lines of streets or highways, street lines, or
highway right-of-way lines, such center lines, street lines, or highway
right-of-way lines shall be construed to be such boundaries. Where
district boundaries are so indicated that they approximately follow
the lot lines, such lot lines shall be construed to be said boundaries.
Where district boundaries are so indicated that they are approximately
parallel to the center lines or street lines of streets, or the center
lines or right-of-way lines of highways, such district boundaries
shall be construed as being parallel thereto and at such distance
therefrom as indicated on the Official Zoning Map. If no distance
is given, such dimensions shall be determined by the use of the scale
shown on the Official Zoning Map. Where the boundary of a district
follows a railroad line, such boundary shall be deemed to be located
in the middle of the main tracks of said railroad line.
C.
Uncertainty. In the event of uncertainty as to the true location
of a district boundary line in a particular instance, the Zoning Officer
is authorized to determine the correct district boundary in accord
with the guidelines of this chapter. Any decision of the Zoning Officer
may be appealed to the Zoning Hearing Board.
District regulations are of two types, use regulations and development
standards, which shall apply to any proposed new use, expansion of
an existing use or change of use of any land or structure.
A.
Use regulations. District use regulations are provided in the following Schedule of Uses in § 180-17.
(1)
Limitations.
(a)
No land and no structure in a particular zoning district shall be used for any use which is not specifically listed on the Schedule of Uses for that particular district, and only in accord with all other requirements of this chapter. In other words, any use not allowed as a principal permitted use, accessory use, conditional use or special exception, or allowed by the Zoning Hearing Board in accord with § 180-16B within a particular zoning district, shall be deemed to be prohibited within that zoning district.
(b)
If a use which could be included in a more general use is listed
as a separate use in any District Schedule of Uses, such use shall
be permitted only in the district where it is specifically listed.
(c)
Larger lot sizes, greater setbacks, buffers and other more restrictive
standards may be required by other provisions of this chapter.
(2)
Principal permitted uses and accessory uses. Permits for principal
permitted uses and accessory uses shall be issued by the Zoning Officer
provided such uses comply with the standards in this chapter.
(3)
Conditional uses and special exceptions. Conditional uses and special
exceptions are permitted uses which require individual consideration
because of their special characteristics and are referred to the Planning
Commission for review and preparation of a recommendation to the Board
of Supervisors and Zoning Hearing Board, respectively. Following a
public hearing, and based on its determination that the proposed use
meets the standards of this chapter, the Board of Supervisors for
conditional uses and the Zoning Hearing Board for special exceptions
shall approve the issuance of a zoning permit by the Zoning Officer.
B.
Uses not specified in Schedule of Uses. This § 180-16B addresses, by special exception, a proposed use which is neither specifically permitted nor specifically denied in any zoning district established under this chapter.
(1)
Jurisdiction. Whenever an application is made to the Zoning Officer
for such a use, the application shall be submitted to the Zoning Hearing
Board which shall have the authority to permit the use or deny the
use as a special exception.
(2)
Findings. The use may be permitted only if the Zoning Hearing Board
makes all of the following findings; and, the burden of proof shall
be upon the applicant:
(a)
The use is similar to and compatible with the uses listed for
the subject zoning district by the Schedule of Use Regulations.
(b)
The use in no way conflicts with the intent of the zoning district
and the general purpose and intent of this chapter.
(c)
The use is not permitted in any other zoning district in the
Planning Area.
(d)
The use where proposed would be consistent with the Township
Comprehensive Plan.
(3)
Planning Commission review. At the time the application is submitted
to the Zoning Hearing Board, the Zoning Officer shall also provide
a copy to the Township Planning Commission and the Regional Planning
Committee for review and recommendation. The Zoning Hearing Board
shall not conduct a public hearing on the application until 30 days
have passed from the time the application was referred to the Township
Planning Commission and the Regional Planning Committee.
(4)
Conditions. The Zoning Hearing Board may attach reasonable conditions
and safeguards to any special exception approval granted for a use
not specified in the Schedule of Uses, incorporating standards in
this chapter for similar uses in the district and such other conditions
as the Zoning Hearing Board may deem necessary to protect and promote
the public health, safety, morals and welfare and to implement the
purposes of this chapter and the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning
Code.
A.
Accessory uses in all districts (Zoning Officer). The following accessory
uses shall be permitted in all districts only in compliance with all
applicable requirements of this chapter:
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Accessory uses customary to approved uses
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Agritourism
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Animal husbandry, home use
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Barns, silos, sheds, and similar agricultural buildings
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Bus shelters
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Common facilities
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Day-care, family home
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Decks
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Essential services
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Farm stands
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Garages, private
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Gazebos
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Greenhouses, private
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Guard houses
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Home gardens and home nurseries
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No-impact home-based businesses
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Parking areas accessory to approved uses
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Patios
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Pets, keeping of
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Porches
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Private garages, carports, sheds
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Retail sales of agricultural/forestry products produced and/or
processed on the premises
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Retail sales up to 5,000 square feet of agricultural/forestry
related products with an active agriculture/forestry use
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Satellite dish antennae or satellite antennas
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Signs accessory to approved uses
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Solar collectors
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Stables, private in association with a single-family detached
dwelling
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Swimming pools
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Yard, lawn, garage, tag or estate sales
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B.
R-1 Residential Low Density District. To accommodate continued low
density residential development where such development is occurring
in a setting that will continue to contain some rural characteristics
such as woodland and open space.
(1)
Principal permitted uses (Zoning Officer).
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Camps/retreats
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Conservation subdivision design
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Crop production
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Development sales offices
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Forestry
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Group homes
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Hunting/fishing clubs or camps
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Model homes
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Public parks and playgrounds
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Single-family detached dwellings
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Township buildings and uses
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Two-family dwellings
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(2)
Special exceptions (Planning Commission/Zoning Hearing Board).
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Country clubs
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Day-care centers
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Emergency services stations
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Golf courses
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Greenbox transfer stations/recycling facilities
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Home occupations (See § 180-23 for accessory use home occupations)
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Pipeline compressor stations, metering stations or operation/maintenance
facilities
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Pipelines, transmission and hazardous liquid
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Public and semipublic buildings and uses
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Temporary structures and buildings including trailers
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(3)
Conditional uses (Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors).
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Wind energy conversion systems, accessory
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C.
R-2 Residential Medium Density District. To accommodate a number
of higher density residential uses including single-family detached
dwellings, two-family dwellings, townhouses and mobile homes.
(1)
Principal permitted uses (Zoning Officer).
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Conservation subdivision design
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Crop production
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Development sales offices
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Forestry
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Group homes
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Hunting/fishing clubs or camps
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Model homes
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Public parks and playgrounds
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Single-family detached dwellings
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Township buildings and uses
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Two-family dwellings
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(2)
Special exceptions (Planning Commission/Zoning Hearing Board).
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Assisted living facilities
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Bed-and-breakfast inns
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Boarding houses
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Clubs and lodges, private
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Country clubs
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Cultural centers
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Day-care centers
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Emergency services stations
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Golf courses
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Greenbox transfer stations/recycling facilities
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Home occupations (See § 180-23 for accessory use home occupations)
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Personal care homes
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Pipeline compressor stations, metering stations or operation/maintenance
facilities
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Pipelines, transmission and hazardous liquid
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Places of worship
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Public and semipublic buildings and uses
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Religious quarters
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Temporary structures and buildings including trailers
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(3)
Conditional uses (Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors).
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Wind energy conversion systems, accessory
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D.
R-3 Residential High Density District. To accommodate the highest
density residential uses of all dwelling types including single-family
detached dwellings, two-family dwellings, townhouses, apartments and
mobile homes.
(1)
Principal permitted uses (Zoning Officer).
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Conservation subdivision design
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Crop production
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Development sales offices
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Forestry
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Group homes
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Hunting/fishing clubs or camps
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Multifamily dwellings
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Model homes
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Public parks and playgrounds
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Single-family detached dwellings
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Township buildings and uses
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Two-family dwellings
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(2)
Special exceptions (Planning Commission/Zoning Hearing Board).
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Assisted living facilities
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Bed-and-breakfast inns
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Boarding houses
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Clubs and lodges, private
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Country clubs
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Cultural centers
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Day-care centers
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Emergency services stations
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Fraternity or sorority houses
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Golf courses
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Greenbox transfer stations/recycling facilities
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Group homes, institutional
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Home occupations (See § 180-23 for accessory use home occupations)
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Personal care homes
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Pipeline compressor stations, metering stations or operation/maintenance
facilities
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Pipelines, transmission and hazardous liquid
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Places of worship
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Public and semipublic buildings and uses
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Religious quarters
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Schools, public or private, primary or secondary
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Temporary structures and buildings including trailers
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(3)
Conditional uses (Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors).
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Mobile home parks
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Wind energy conversion systems, accessory
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E.
R/RC Recreation/Resort Commercial District. To provide for private
recreation and lodging areas such as ski resorts and golf courses,
as well as permanent and/or resort-oriented commercial and residential
uses. Due to access to central sewer and water, these areas are appropriate
locations for higher density development.
(1)
Principal permitted uses (Zoning Officer).
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After hours clubs
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Amusement arcades
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Art studios
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Bed-and-breakfast inns
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Boarding houses
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Brew pubs
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Camps/retreats
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Charging stations
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Clubs and lodges, private
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Country clubs
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Conference centers
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Conservation subdivision design
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Crop production
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Cultural centers
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Day-care centers
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Development sales offices
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Forestry
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Gaming establishments
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Golf courses
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Greenbox transfer stations/recycling facilities
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Group homes
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Hotels
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Hunting/fishing clubs or camps
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Micro-breweries
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Model homes
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Motels
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Multifamily dwellings
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Outdoor entertainment
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Public parks and playgrounds
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Public and semipublic buildings and uses
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Recreational facilities, indoor and outdoor commercial
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Resorts
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Restaurants
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Restaurants, outdoor
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Restaurants, take-out
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Retail businesses up to 10% of building area
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Service establishments up to 10% of building area
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Single-family detached dwellings
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Theaters, indoor
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Theaters, drive-in
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Township buildings and uses
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Two-family dwellings
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(2)
Special exceptions (Planning Commission/Zoning Hearing Board).
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Amusement parks
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Home occupations (See § 180-23 for accessory use home occupations)
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Pipeline compressor stations, metering stations or operation/maintenance
facilities
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Pipelines, transmission and hazardous liquid
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Temporary structures and buildings including trailers
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(3)
Conditional uses (Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors).
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Archery ranges, outdoor commercial
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Campgrounds and recreational vehicle parks
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Menageries
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Mineral extraction excluding oil and gas wells
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Self-storage facilities
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Shooting ranges, outdoor commercial
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Stables, commercial
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Race tracks
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Wind energy conversion systems, accessory
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Zoos
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F.
VC Village Commercial District. To provide for smaller-scale commercial
uses to serve the needs of surrounding residents and which will be
compatible with adjoining residential neighborhoods with the uses
to be environmentally friendly using landscaping and buffering to
minimize effects on adjacent and intermixed residential development.
Mixed use is encouraged to provide for live/work developments.
(1)
Principal permitted uses (Zoning Officer).
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Art studios
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Banks
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Brew pubs
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Charging stations
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Clubs and lodges, private
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Convenience stores
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Crop production
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Cultural centers
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Day-care centers
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Dwellings in combination with commercial establishments
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Flea markets, outdoor
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Forestry
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Funeral homes
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Golf courses
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Group homes
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Hunting/fishing clubs or camps
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Hotels
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Massage facility, therapeutic
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Medical clinics
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Meeting, assembly or banquet halls
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Micro-breweries
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Motels
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Multifamily dwellings
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Nightclubs
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Outdoor entertainment
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Professional offices
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Public and semipublic buildings and uses
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Public parks and playgrounds
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Recreational facilities, indoor commercial
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Restaurants
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Restaurants, outdoor
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Restaurants, take-out
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Retail businesses
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Service establishments
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Single-family detached dwellings
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Theaters, indoor
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Township buildings and uses
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Two-family dwellings
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Veterinary clinics
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(2)
Special exceptions (Planning Commission/Zoning Hearing Board).
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Home occupations (See § 180-23 for accessory use home occupations)
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Pipeline compressor stations, metering stations or operation/maintenance
facilities
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Pipelines, transmission and hazardous liquid
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Recreational facilities, outdoor commercial
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Temporary structures and buildings including trailers
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(3)
Conditional uses (Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors).
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Outdoor entertainment
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Restaurants, outdoor
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Wind energy conversion systems, accessory
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G.
C Commercial District. To provide for appropriate commercial development
in locations where a cluster of commercial uses exist including most
kinds of retail sales and businesses and highway-oriented businesses
like those found along PA Route 903 near Albrightsville, PA Route
940, and Route 534 with such uses to be environmentally friendly using
proper landscaping and buffering to minimize effects on adjacent residential
development.
(1)
Principal permitted uses (Zoning Officer).
[Amended 11-16-2017 by Ord. No. 181; 6-21-2018 by Ord. No. 184]
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After hours clubs
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Art studios
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Assisted living facilities
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Auction houses
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Banks
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Bed-and-breakfast inns
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Boarding houses
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Brew pubs
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Business offices
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Business services
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Camp/retreat
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Car washes
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Charging stations
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Clubs and lodges, private
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Colleges
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Conference centers
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Convenience stores
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Crop production
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Cultural centers
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Day-care centers
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Development sales offices
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Distribution center/truck terminal
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Domestic violence shelters
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Dormitories
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Dwellings in combination with commercial establishments
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Emergency services stations
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Farmers markets
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Forestry
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Funeral homes
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Gaming establishments
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Garages, public parking
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Golf courses
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Group homes
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Group homes, institutional
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Hospitals
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Hotels
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Hunting/fishing clubs or camps
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Lumberyards
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Massage facility, therapeutic
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Medical clinics
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Medical marijuana dispensaries
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Medical marijuana research organizations
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Meeting, assembly or banquet halls
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Micro-breweries
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Model homes
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Motels
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Nightclubs
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Office buildings
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Outdoor entertainment
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Professional offices
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Public and semipublic buildings and uses
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Public parks and playgrounds
| |
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Recreational facilities, indoor commercial
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Resorts
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Restaurants
| |
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Restaurants, outdoor
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Restaurants, take-out
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Retail businesses
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Sample home display
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Self-storage facilities
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Service establishments
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Single-family detached dwellings
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Theaters, indoor
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Theaters, drive-in
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Township buildings and uses
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Trade schools
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Travel plazas
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Truck washes
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Vehicle or equipment rental, repair or sales operation
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Veterinary clinics
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Warehouses
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Wholesale businesses
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(2)
Special exceptions (Planning Commission/Zoning Hearing Board).
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Animal shelters
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Flea markets, outdoor
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Greenbox transfer stations/recycling facilities
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Home occupations (See § 180-23 for accessory use home occupations)
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Kennels
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Pipeline compressor stations, metering stations or operation/maintenance
facilities
| |
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Pipelines, transmission and hazardous liquid
| |
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Shopping centers and malls
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Temporary structures and buildings including trailers
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Veterinary clinics, outdoor facilities
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(3)
Conditional uses (Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors).
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Composting facilities
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Contractor yards
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Drive-in stands/uses for uses otherwise permitted in C District
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Recreational facilities, outdoor commercial
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Park and ride facilities
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Retail/commercial development, large-scale
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Shopping centers and malls
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Solar power generation, commercial
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Staging areas for equipment/materials
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Wind energy conversion systems, accessory
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H.
BD/LI Business Development/Light Industrial District. To provide
areas for a variety of corporate, professional and industrial uses
with easy access to PA Route 940, proximity to I-80 and the PA Turnpike,
and availability of required utilities.
(1)
Principal permitted uses (Zoning Officer).
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Business offices
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Business services
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Colleges
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Crop production
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Day-care centers
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Distribution centers/truck terminals
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Dormitories
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Forestry
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Hospitals
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Hunting/fishing clubs or camps
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Manufacturing, light
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Office buildings
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Park and ride facilities
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Medical marijuana dispensaries
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Medical marijuana growers/processors
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Medical marijuana research organizations
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Professional offices
| |
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Public and semipublic buildings and uses
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Public parks and playgrounds
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Recycling facilities
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Retail home heating fuel distributors
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Township buildings and uses
| |
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Trade schools
| |
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Warehouses
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Wholesale businesses
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(2)
Special exceptions (Planning Commission/Zoning Hearing Board).
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Adult businesses
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Home occupations (See § 180-23 for accessory use home occupations)
| |
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Pipeline compressor stations, metering stations or operation/maintenance
facilities
| |
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Pipelines, transmission and hazardous liquid
| |
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Slaughterhouses
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Solid waste facilities
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Temporary structures and buildings including trailers
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Wind energy facilities
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(3)
Conditional uses (Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors).
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Agricultural products processing
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Billboards and off-premises advertising signs
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Bulk fuel storage facilities
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Bus stations
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Bus, limousine or taxi terminals
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Contractor yards
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Correctional facilities
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Crematoriums
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Helistops
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Industrial wastewater treatment facilities
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Industry
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Junkyards
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Mineral extraction including oil and gas wells
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Mineral processing
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Power plants
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Resource recovery facilities
| |
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Solar power generation, commercial
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Staging areas for equipment/materials
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Storage yards for forest products and minerals
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Wind energy conversion systems, accessory
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I.
OS Open Space District. To protect public lands and accommodate limited,
very low density residential development, agricultural uses, rural
resources, open space and recreation on private lands while addressing
development concerns on steep slopes, wetlands and floodplain.
(1)
Principal permitted uses (Zoning Officer).
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Animal husbandry, commercial
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Camps/retreats
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Cemeteries
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Conservation design development
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Crop production
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Federal recreation lands and associated facilities
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Greenhouses, wholesale
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Hunting/fishing clubs or camps
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Nurseries, wholesale
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Public parks and playgrounds
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Shooting preserves
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Single-family detached dwellings
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State game lands and associated facilities
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State parks and associated facilities
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Township buildings and uses
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Wineries, farm
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(2)
Special exceptions (Planning Commission/Zoning Hearing Board).
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Home occupations (See § 180-23 for accessory use home occupations)
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Pipeline compressor stations, metering stations or operation/maintenance
facilities
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Pipelines, transmission and hazardous liquid
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Temporary structures and buildings including trailers
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Wind energy facilities
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(3)
Conditional uses (Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors).
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Airports
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Archery ranges, outdoor commercial
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Campgrounds and recreational vehicle parks
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Commercial communications device sites
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Concentrated animal feeding operations
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Heliports, commercial
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Mineral extraction including oil and gas wells
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Shooting ranges, outdoor commercial
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Water withdrawal facilities
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Wind energy conversion systems, accessory
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The Schedule of Development Standards which follows[1] establishes minimum standards for lot area; lot depth,
average lot width and front, side and rear setbacks; and establishes
maximum standards for building height and lot coverage. The standards
also establish specific standards and criteria that apply to the use
as may be appropriate to protect the public health, safety and welfare.
Larger lot sizes, increased setbacks and other more restrictive standards
may be required in accord with other chapter sections.
[1]
Editor's Note: The Schedule of Development Standards
is included as an attachment to this chapter.
