Manufacturing (i.e., light industrial operations, such as electronics, machine parts and small component assembly, as opposed to heavy industrial operations, such as automobile assembly or milling operations) or preparing, processing (i.e., food processing) or fabricating.

Wholesaling of goods and services, including warehousing or storage of goods, and cargo in transit provided that all activities and inventories are conducted entirely within an enclosed structure and that cargo is not harmful to humans, such as but not limited to atomic waste, radioactive materials, explosive hazardous waste, or similar cargo.

Scientific or research development laboratories.

Offices, office buildings and office complex.

Pilot plant.

Professional offices.

Restaurants, including sit-down, carry-out, and drive-through.

Railroad passenger stations and railroad facilities and uses.

Commercial recreation facility.

Lumber and building supply sales and storage.

Buildings, structures, and other uses owned and operated by the City of Camden for municipal purposes.

Parks, playgrounds or recreation areas, community center buildings, and libraries.

Off-street parking, subject to the requirements of §§ 870-214 and 870-230 through 870-241.

Multilevel parking structures, subject to the requirements of § 870-232.

Fences and walls, subject to the requirements of § 870-197.

Signs, subject to the requirements of § 870-253.

Railroad accessory uses.

Sidewalk cafes, subject to the requirements of § 870-217.

Residential uses, except living quarters for caretakers or watchmen.

Signs in any form except as permitted in this chapter.

Lodging houses, boardinghouses, rooming houses, group homes, multifamily dwellings or any combination thereof.

Auto body shop.

Junkyards and automobile graveyards.

Storage of poisonous gases, except as may be incidental and essential to a permitted industrial process conducted on the premises.

Stockyards and slaughterhouses.

Foundries, forge shops and boiler works.

Explosives of any kind.

Any use dealing with materials potentially causing a hazard from fire or explosion, including ammonia, chlorine or bleach manufacturing, arsenal manufacturing or storage of explosives or sulphuric hydrochloric acid manufacturing.

Child-care centers, subject to the requirements of § 870-203.

Parabolic dish antennas, subject to the requirements of § 870-210.

Public utility installations, subject to the requirements of § 870-191.

Wireless telecommunications facilities, subject to the requirements of §§ 870-210 and 870-211.