A.
Permitted uses. Uses are permitted by right, as special exceptions, and as conditional uses in Institutional Districts in accordance with § 200-45.
B.
Special exception uses. The Zoning Hearing Board is authorized to grant special exceptions for uses specified in § 200-45 for applications meeting the following criteria:
(1)
The use shall not generate high levels of vehicular
traffic, or noise, noxious odors, air pollution, or glare.
(2)
The manner, location, and hours of operations and
of deliveries to the premises shall be compatible with the daily cycle
of active and quiet periods associated with any adjacent residential
uses.
E.
Off-street parking and loading. Off-street parking and loading shall be provided in accordance with Article XII.
H.
Sewer and water facilities. All development in Institutional
Districts shall be served by central water and sanitary sewer facilities
acceptable to the Board of Supervisors and subject to the approval
of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection or its
successor agency and the appropriate municipal authority providing
water or sewer facilities.
I.
Performance standards. Any activity or use in Institutional Districts shall comply with the performance standards of Article II.
J.
Natural and landscaped areas. All portions of a tract
not occupied by buildings and required improvements shall be maintained
as landscaped areas consisting of natural environmental features and/or
planted vegetation.
[1]
Editor's Note: The Table of Permitted Uses for Institutional Districts is included at the end of this chapter.
[1]
Editor's Note: The Table of Development Standards for Institutional Districts is included at the end of this chapter.
A.
Intent. The intent of the INS Institutional District
is to provide appropriate locations and development standards for
a wide range of types of institutions. Uses in this District may expect
employees and clients from throughout the region; suitable locations
for these uses should be limited to sites on arterial and major collector
roads, easily accessible to regional highways.
A.
Intent. The intent of the NS Neighborhood Schools
District is to provide appropriate locations and development standards
for public elementary and high schools and neighborhood-oriented schools
similar in function and curriculum to public elementary and high schools
where more intensive or more general use would be undesirable. The
regulations that apply within the District provide for institutions
of limited size that primarily serve nearby residents, affording opportunities
for pedestrian access to local services and minimizing vehicular trips.
Development in this District is intended to be compatible with that
in adjacent residential areas.
A.
Intent. The intent of the C Cemeteries District is
to provide appropriate locations and development standards for interment
of the remains of humans and small domestic animals.
B.
Permitted uses. Uses are permitted by right, as special exceptions, and as conditional uses in C Cemeteries Districts in accordance with § 200-45.
D.
Additional development standard for crematoriums.
The minimum tract area for a crematorium shall be five acres.