The permitted uses in the OSR Open Space Recreation Zone and OSM Open Space Municipal Zone are as follows:
A. 
Open recreational uses, such as golf courses, outdoor tennis courts, swimming pools, handball, shuffleboard courts and ball fields.
B. 
Natural area conservation.
C. 
Clubhouses, restaurants and catering establishments serving the users of adjoining recreation facilities and/or the public in general.
D. 
Indoor recreation uses, such as tennis courts and swimming pools, and also meeting rooms and conference rooms, where developed as an adjunct to outdoor recreation facilities.
E. 
Maintenance buildings and facilities, where determined by the Planning Board to be reasonably necessary for the operation of recreational facilities and where located and screened so as not to have an adverse effect on such recreational facilities and adjoining properties, as determined by the Planning Board.
F. 
Municipal uses or facilities.
The following accessory uses are permitted in the OSR Open Space Recreation Zone and OSM Open Space Municipal Zone:
A. 
Signs, as permitted by Chapter 199 of the Borough of Florham Park Code, except that the maximum size of a sign on the front or principal facade of a clubhouse, restaurant or catering establishment shall not exceed 5% of such facade.
B. 
Off-street parking, as permitted and regulated in § 250-105.
Area, yard and building requirements for the OSR and OSM Zone shall be as specified in § 250-9.[1]
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Editor's Note: See the Schedule of Area, Yard and Building Requirements at the end of this chapter.
The following general provisions and requirements apply within the OSR, and OSM Zones:
A. 
Provisions for off-street parking spaces, including location, design, maintenance and operation; driveways; loading and unloading areas; buffer areas; pedestrian walks; lighting; distance between principal buildings; and storage facilities shall be determined by the Borough Planning Board. All restriping shall be in accordance with original approved plans.
B. 
Planning Board site plan review shall be required, as specified in § 212-21.
C. 
A recycling plan shall be provided in accordance with state, county and municipal requirements.