An accessory use is permitted if it is listed as a permitted accessory use in the district's use provisions. Accessory uses not listed as such are not permitted, except when the Zoning Officer determines a use qualifies as a "usual and customary" accessory to the principal use of the subject tract.

Accessory uses, when permitted, are subject to the district regulations, the provisions of the use regulations established herein, and all other applicable sections of this chapter.

Conforming use. The use meets all applicable standards and regulations as established in this chapter.

Nonconforming use. The use does not satisfy all applicable standards and regulations as established in this chapter.

Legally nonconforming use. The use conforms to Article XXV, Nonconforming Structures, Uses and Lots, of this chapter.

Illegal use. A use which may or may not conform to zoning, but never received the appropriate Township approval.

Federal and commonwealth property is subject to the provisions of this chapter only insofar as permitted by the Constitution and laws of the United States and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Use A-1: Residential Accessory Structure. A building or structure erected for the private use of the owner or occupant of a single-family dwelling unit, which is situated on the same lot as the residence, and used for common household purposes, storage or vehicular parking, including, but not limited to, a detached garage, storage shed, or gazebo. Residential swing sets shall not be considered structures. The following requirements shall apply:

Use A-2: Nonresidential Accessory Structure. Such use shall include a detached accessory building or structure for uses customarily incidental to those permitted in nonresidential zoning districts and legally established as a principal use of the premises:

Use A-3: Recreational Vehicles. The temporary or seasonal outdoor storage of boats, campers, motor bikes, and other recreation vehicles in residential zoning districts.

Use A-4: Commercial Vehicle. The parking of tractor trailers, panel vans and similar vehicles on lots or parcels, whether containing advertising or not.

Use A-5: Antenna Systems.

Use A-6: Fences and Walls. Any artificially constructed barrier or structure of any material or combination of materials, erected to enclose or screen areas of land located within the yard requirement of the zoning district:

Use A-7: Home Occupation. An activity, occupation, or use that is professional and office-oriented in nature; and clearly customary, incidental, and accessory to the use of the premises as a single-family detached, twin, duplex, or single-family attached (townhouse) residential dwelling unit and which does not affect the residential character of the neighborhood.

Use A-8: Storage (Outdoor). The outdoor keeping of inventory, stock, material, merchandise, vehicles, or any goods in an unroofed or open area for more than 24 hours.

Use A-9: Swimming Pool. An artificial or man-made container for water capable of being filled to a depth exceeding 12 inches at the lowest point. Wading pools are exempt from the provisions of this chapter and are considered temporary pools if made of plastic, light metal, or other light-duty materials which do not exceed a full volume depth of 12 inches at the lowest point, and which are completely emptied of water when not in use:

Use A-10: Tennis/Sport Courts. A recreational playing court accessory to residential properties for the sport or game intended. The court consists of the playing surfaces and any structures designed to contain the playing area surrounding the court:

(Reserved)

Use A-12: Drive-Through Facility. Any building, design, facility, or structure, or portion thereof, from which a business, product or service is transacted, or is capable of being transacted, directly with customers located in a motor vehicle during the transaction:

Use A-13: No-Impact Home-Based Business. A business or commercial activity administered or conducted as an accessory use which is clearly secondary to the use as a residential dwelling and which involves no customer, client, or patient traffic, whether vehicular or pedestrian, pickup, delivery, or removal functions to and from the premises, in excess of those normally associated with residential use. The business or commercial activity shall satisfy the following requirements:

Use A-14: Agriculture. A use and related structures on a parcel or lot that is primarily used for soil-dependent cultivation of agricultural crop production for sale to the public:

Use A-15: Livestock. The keeping of animals other than domesticated pets and fowl/poultry shall be limited to lots of at least one acre in size and shall be limited to two heads of livestock per acre, with the exception of horses, which shall be limited to one horse per acre. Riding academies, livery or boarding stables, and commercial kennels are not included in this provision.

Use A-16: Fowl/Poultry. Keeping of fowl/poultry shall be permitted, provided that:

Use A-17: Accessory Service Station. A facility for the storage, dispensing and supply of gasoline, other petroleum fuels, and/or alternative fuels for vehicles. Such facilities shall not include any maintenance services or activities customarily associated with automobile repair or maintenance performed by any employee.

Use A-18: Accessory Roof-Mounted Solar System. An energy system that consists of one or more solar-collection devices, solar energy-related "balance of system" equipment, and other associated infrastructure with the primary intention of generating electricity, storing electricity, or otherwise converting solar energy to a different form of energy. Solar energy systems may generate energy in excess of the energy requirements of a property if it is to be sold back to a public utility in accordance with the law.

Use A-19: Accessory Ground-Mounted Solar System. An active solar energy system that is structurally mounted to the ground and is not roof-mounted.

Use B-1: Automotive Sales. Automotive sales use includes facilities for the sale or lease of new or used automobiles, jeeps, motorcycles, trailers, trucks, and the like. Facilities may include showroom, office, display parking, service/repair, and delivery canopies, provided:

Use B-2: Automotive Service. Such use shall include the general repair of automobiles, trucks, and the like; specialty repair of vehicles, body, and fender work; and spray painting in conjunction with repair:

Use B-3: Bank. A financial establishment where the primary use is the processing of credit or monetary transactions, including a savings and loan association, credit union, and other financial establishment.

Use B-4: Bed-and-Breakfast. An owner-occupied single-family dwelling where limited lodging is offered for compensation, having no more than seven sleeping rooms for this purpose. A bed-and-breakfast operation shall offer a morning meal for overnight guests only. All of the following conditions shall be met:

Use B-5: Building Materials. The retail sale or wholesale of building supplies such as bricks, concrete, lumber, plumbing, roofing materials, doors, windows, and similar products typically purchased for construction and repair of buildings, whether as a primary or accessory use:

Use B-6: Car Wash. A building, structure or area of land with machine or hand-operated facilities used principally for the cleaning, detailing, polishing, washing or waxing of motor vehicles:

Use B-7: Club. A group of individuals, together with buildings and facilities owned or operated by an association, corporation, or other legal entity, convening for educational, social or recreational purposes, not incidental to other business, and not operated primarily for profit, or to render a service that is customarily carried on as a business enterprise:

Use B-8: Commercial School. Such use shall include a commercial school, trade school, professional school, music school, dance school, and the like. It shall not include K-12, or elementary school education uses.

Use B-9: Convenience Store. A convenience store is an individual store or a group of stores on one lot where retail trade intended for quick sale and carry-out and/or the sale of gasoline products, other petroleum fuels and/or alternative fuels for vehicles is the principal use. Such use does not specialize in a particular product, but offers an array of different items, including but not limited to take-out coffee, tobacco and tobacco-related products, dairy products, delicatessen, dry goods, prepared foods for eat-in or carry-out, prepackaged food, grocery items, newspaper items, and similar product lines including the sale of fuel products. Engaging in the sale of tobacco and/or tobacco products of 20% or more of the total sales is prohibited.

Use B-10: Dry Cleaners (Dropoff). A dry-cleaning establishment which does not have any on-site cleaning equipment or processes other than clothes pressing and/or tailoring.

Use B-11: Dry Cleaners (On-Site). Facilities or shops specializing in or providing on-site processing for laundry, dry cleaning, and or clothes pressing. Automated coin operated facilities are included in this category if they contain cleaning machinery other than commercial washers utilizing common detergents. Dry-cleaning shops which do not contain on-site processing equipment are treated as dropoff centers and are not required to comply with the conditions below:

Use B-12: Event Facility. A location, building, site or structure that is not a restaurant which is rented as a place for the purpose of accommodating a group of diners, patrons, guests, or other attendees for functions such as banquets, wedding receptions, parties, entertainment, meetings, conferences, performances, and/or similar gatherings.

Use B-13: Farmers' Market. A market held in an open area or in a structure where groups of individual sellers offer for sale to the public such items as agricultural produce, seasonal fruits, fresh flowers, and items customarily sold or dispensed at farmers' markets from booths, tables, or vehicles located on site.

Use B-14: Funeral Home. A building or portions thereof used for human funeral services. Such facilities may contain provisions for chapel, embalming, viewing, and other services used in preparation of the dead, including the storage of caskets, supplies, and funeral vehicles.

Use B-15: Hotel/Inn. A facility offering transient lodging accommodations on a daily or weekly basis to the general public, having access to the accommodations only through a central lobby, and providing additional services such as restaurants, meeting rooms and recreational facilities:

Use B-16: Laundry (Self-Service). A business or use that provides washing, cleaning, and drying machines, for hire or rent, to be used by customers on the premises. May also include dropoff and pickup laundry service and on-site attendants.

Use B-17: Mixed Use Building. A building, use, or structure, other than a shopping center or lifestyle center, composed of a mixture of uses, such that uses from at least two of the three following categories: (1) retail, (2) office, or (3) residential are provided. Particular uses in a B-17: Mixed Use Building shall comply with their respective use regulations in this article, the standards of B-17: Mixed Use Building, the standards of the applicable zoning district, and all other applicable regulations of this chapter.

Use B-18: Parking Structure. A building or structure designed and used for the parking of motor vehicles open to customers, patrons or tenants of a business or residence, all or parts of which may be above or below ground. Parking structures shall be constructed to the following minimum standards indicated below:

Use B-19: Parking Lot. As a primary use, an area comprising a collective number of individual parking spaces, designed according to the standards of this chapter, and not within a building where motor vehicles may be parked for the purpose of temporary, hourly, daily or overnight off-street parking, when such parking is operated as a business enterprise. Parking lots utilized by uses established on the premises where the parking occurs are permitted as accessory uses in all nonresidential districts, provided:

Use B-20. Personal care business uses. A personal care business requires direct, physical contact with the customer in the performance of a personal service, including, but not limited to, barbers, beauticians, nail manicurists, estheticians, massage establishments, tattoo parlors and tanning salons. Such uses generally require a license from the Commonwealth Department of Professional Occupations.

Use B-21: Professional Service Business. Such use shall include businesses which typically offer service in conjunction with the sale of goods. Such uses differ from retail or office business in that the customer area is usually separated from the service area, and some form of laboratory, fabrication area or processing area is necessary. Such use includes, but is not limited to, shoe repair, tailor, photography studio, copying service, eyeglass labs, and other similar uses, unless otherwise provide for in this chapter.

Use B-22: Radio/TV Station. Such use shall include areas where electronic equipment and staging is utilized for the purpose of broadcasting radio or television programming, provided that:

Use B-23: Rental Agencies (Vehicles). A business specializing in providing for the temporary use of vehicles for loan or short-term lease. Such use shall include businesses providing short-term transit of customers or their vehicles to and from assigned locations by automobiles, limos, vans, or trucks; and businesses providing the loan or lease of campers, haulers, trailers and other transport devices:

Use B-24: Repair Shop. A repair shop shall include any business where the primary function is the repair of items such as appliances, bicycles, computers, guns, lawn mowers, locks, stereos, televisions, VCRs, watches, small business or electronic machines, and similar products:

Use B-25: Restaurant. An establishment, or other retail use, or portion thereof, where food or beverages are sold for direct consumption on the premises to persons seated within the building when licensed. This shall include coffee shops, tea rooms, and other substantially similar dine-in establishments that meet this definition.

Use B-26: Retail Take-Out Foods. Such use shall include shops dedicated to the retail sale of foods which are assembled or dispensed on the premises, primarily for take-out; and which may customarily also provide sit-down service, provided the sit-down service is incidental to the take-out function and does not occupy more than 20% of the gross leasable floor area of the use. Such requirement is necessary to distinguish this use from restaurant service.

Use B-27: Retail Shop. A small shop or store where the single principal use of the premises is the retail sale of goods and merchandise, and whose marketplace draw is considered as largely local in scope or services:

Use B-28: Retail Store. A retail facility where the single principal use of the premises is the retail sale of goods and merchandise, and whose marketplace draw is considered as local and regional in scope or services. Such use shall include, but is not limited to, department stores, discount stores, supermarkets, and stores exceeding 10,000 square feet in gross floor area. At least 90% of the gross leasable floor area shall be devoted to a single tenant:

Use B-29. Supermarket. A retail store devoted to the sale of food goods and associated household products customarily incidental to food shopping activity.

Use B-30: Service Station. Any premises, lot or parcel where the primary use is the storage, dispensing and supply of gasoline, other petroleum fuels, and/or alternative fuels for vehicles are sold; and/or light maintenance activities such as engine tune-ups, lubrication, battery and tire replacement; and other minor repairs on vehicles is performed. Service stations shall not include premises or uses where heavy automotive maintenance and repair activities such as engine overhaul, transmission, painting or body work is conducted.

Use B-31: Shopping Center. A building or group of buildings and related uses, primarily designed to service a limited neighborhood or community area, where more than three retail or service businesses share a single premises or lot with common parking facilities:

Use B-32: Lifestyle Center. A building or group of buildings and related uses where more than 15 individual retail or service businesses, developed or held by one owner, shall be the subject of an application filed jointly by the owners of one or more tracts, with access from a mall, courtyard, pedestrian or common area, and share common parking facilities:

Use B-33: Storage Facility (Self-Service). A building, structure or group of buildings and structures consisting of or containing varying sizes of individual, compartmentalized, and controlled access stalls or spaces, for the storage of business, private, or household goods.

Use B-34: Studio for Dance, Art, Music, Photography, Yoga, Martial Arts, or Similar Arts. A use for individual and group instruction and training in the arts, production rehearsal, photography, and the processing of photographs produced only by users of the studio facilities.

Use B-35: Tavern/Bar. Any premises wherein alcoholic beverages are served or sold at retail for consumption on the premises, of which the principal business is the sale of such beverages, and where the sale of such beverages comprises at least 75% or more of gross receipts.

Use B-36: Veterinary Clinic. An animal hospital or clinic that provides medical care for small animals or pets, including but not limited to: dogs, cats, birds and the like and may include office(s) treatment rooms, in-house diagnostic equipment such as x-ray and ultrasound machines, and accessory animal pens, which shall not be allowed as a primary use, for one or more veterinarian(s), provided that:

Use B-37: Motel. A series of attached, semidetached or detached fixed dwelling units containing bedroom, bathroom and closet space where each unit has convenient access to on-site parking space for the use of the unit's occupants.

Use B-38: Pet Grooming. A commercial use dedicated to the grooming of dogs and cats.

(Reserved)

Use B-40: Short-Term Transient Lodging or Vacation Rental. Any use of a dwelling or dwelling unit rented or exchanged as a short-term transient lodging or vacation rental, regardless of whether there is concurrent or partial occupancy or full occupancy by the owner or another when not in use as a short-term transient lodging or vacation rental.

Use C-1: Assembly Plant. A building, structure, or use engaged in the manufacture, predominately from previously prepared materials, of finished products or parts, including processing, fabrication, assembly, treatment, packaging, incidental storage, and distribution of such products, but excluding fundamental industrial processing.

Use C-2: Bus Terminal. Buildings, lots, parcels, and/or structures in or on which buses are parked and/or stored. May include fueling and/or maintenance of vehicles.

Use C-3: Contracting Shop. Such use includes offices and supply/fabrication shops for services rendered in the building trades, including cabinet-making, carpentry, cement, electric, furniture-making, heating, painting, plumbing, roofing, and the like, provided that all tools and vehicles are located indoors wherever possible.

Use C-4: Distribution Center. A building, structure, or use designed or utilized for the purpose of handling goods or freight from one location to another, including short-term warehousing.

Use C-5: Dry Cleaning/Laundry Plant. A facility equipped for on-site cleaning or laundering of material goods delivered from off-site sources or drop-off cleaning uses.

Use C-6: Fuel Storage Facility. Such use shall include fuel storage, distribution tanks, and related structures, provided that all tanks are located below ground or are otherwise screened from public view. The minimum lot size shall be one acre.

Use C-7: Industrial Repair Shop. A facility designed or intended for the repair of mechanical parts or equipment, engines, vending machines, and other heavy-duty commercial equipment.

Use C-8: Lumber Yard. Such use shall include the storage and sale of lumber, including millworking and related accessory use, provided such use conform to the standards of Use B-5: Building Materials.

Use C-9: Manufacturing Plant. A building, structure, or use engaged in the basic processing and manufacturing of materials and products predominately from extracted raw materials; or a use engaged in manufacturing process using flammable materials; or a manufacturing process that involves potentially hazardous or offensive conditions to adjoining uses.

Use C-10: Packaging Plant. Such use shall include facilities where goods are packed or assembled for shipment to other locations.

Use C-11: Printing/Publishing Shop. Such use shall include large-scale printing and publication services, not including smaller convenience copy centers.

Use C-12: Radio or Television Transmission Tower. A structure intended for transmitting and receiving commercial AM and FM radio signals and commercial UHF and VHF television signals, where the structure is the primary use of the parcel, lot, or tract, excluding those used for emergency, military, and dispatch communication. Such uses are only permitted by special exception.

Use C-13: Research Facility. A use, building, structure, or group of buildings and structures, in which are located facilities for scientific research, investigation, experimentation or testing, but not facilities for the manufacture, production, or sale of products, except as incidental to the primary purpose or on limited pilot scale.

Use C-14: Recycling Dropoff Facility. An incidental or accessory use that serves as a neighborhood or municipal dropoff point for the temporary storage of recoverable or recyclable resources. No processing of such item is permitted.

Use C-15: Recycling Facility. A facility, lot, parcel, building, or group of buildings, together with such necessary equipment, which is not a junkyard, and which recoverable resources such as newspaper, magazines, paper products, glass, metal, and other products are recycled, reprocessed, and treated for return or reuse in industry.

Use C-16: Truck Terminal. Buildings, lots, parcels, and structures, on or in which freight brought by truck is assembled and/or stored for routing or reshipment, or in which semitrailers, tractor trailers and/or trailer units are parked and/or stored.

Use C-17: Wholesale Facility. The sale of goods in large amounts to retailers or supply companies, rather than to consumers directly.

Use C-18: Warehouse/Storage Facility. A building, structure, lot, parcel, or use engaged in the storage, wholesale, and distribution of manufactured equipment, goods, materials, products or supplies, but excluding bulk storage of chemicals and materials that are explosive, inflammable or hazardous to adjoining properties.

Use C-19: Kennel. An establishment licensed by the commonwealth to operate and house cats, dogs, or other permitted household pets, and where grooming, breeding, boarding, training or selling of animals is conducted for profit:

Use C-20: Brewery/Distillery/Winery. A facility for the production, packaging and sampling of alcoholic beverages — including beer, wine, cider and distilled liquors — for retail or wholesale distribution, for sale or consumption on- or off-premises, and which produces 100,000 gallons or more of such beverages per year.

Use C-21: Microbrewery/Microdistillery/Microwinery. A facility for the production, packaging and sampling of alcoholic beverages — including beer, wine, cider and distilled liquors — for retail or wholesale distribution, for sale or consumption on- or off-premises, and which produces less than 100,000 gallons of such beverages per year. This shall include "nanobreweries."

Use C-22: Solar Energy Facility. An alternative energy facility that consists of one or more ground-mounted, free-standing, or building-integrated solar collection devices, solar-energy-related equipment and other associated infrastructure with the principal use intention of generating electricity or otherwise converting solar energy to a different form of energy primarily for off-site use.

Use C-23: Sales Locations of Consumer Fireworks.

Use C-24: Tobacco Store/Smoke Shop. A retail sales or wholesale establishment primarily engaged in selling tobacco and/or tobacco products and/or vaping products. A retail sales or wholesale establishment which maintains 20% or more of its total merchandise as tobacco and/or tobacco products and/or vaping products shall be considered a tobacco store/smoke shop for the purposes of this chapter. For the purposes of this chapter, a retail or wholesale establishment which holds itself out as a "tobacco store," a "smoke shop," a "vape shop" or a similar establishment, shall also be considered a tobacco store/smoke shop for the purposes of this chapter. Examples of vaping products referred to in this chapter include, without limitation, vaporizers, vape pens, vapor products, hookah pens, electronic cigarettes, e-cigarettes, e-cigs, e-pipes and any other electronic nicotine delivery system ("ENDS"). ENDS shall be deemed noncombustible tobacco products. Tobacco products as referred to in this chapter shall include, without limitation, matches, lighters, hookahs, pipes, chewing tobacco, cigarette rolling machines, ashtrays, pipe tools, pipe supplies and pipe accessories. For the purposes of this chapter, cannabidiol products, also known as "CBD" products, shall be excluded when counting the total merchandise of such a retail sales or wholesale establishment.

Use D-1: Cemetery. Land used or intended to be used for the burial of the dead, dedicated for such purposes and licensed by the commonwealth authority having jurisdiction. It includes columbariums, crematories, mausoleums, and mortuaries when operated in conjunction with and within the boundaries of the cemetery:

Use D-2: College or University. A building, lot, parcel, or group of buildings that provides a broad educational curriculum to individuals enrolled therein, and is licensed by the Commonwealth Department of Education, including private and public colleges and universities:

Use D-3: Community Center. An area, building, structure, or other facility used and open to residents or friends of a neighborhood community, for educational, social or recreational programs and other community uses, and owned and operated by a civic, educational, municipal, philanthropic, religious, or tax-exempt entity:

Use D-4: Adult/Child Day Care. Such use shall include a day nursery, nursery school, kindergarten, or other agency giving day care to children or senior citizens, subject to the following additional provisions:

Use D-5: Dormitory. A building that is owned or operated by a licensed institution, the primary purpose of which is to provide temporary living accommodations for individuals associated with or attending the institution. This use is only permitted as an accessory use by special exception.

Use D-6: Educational Facilities. The classrooms, lecture halls, libraries, or other similar locations where classes are taught or instruction is given as part of a school, public/private, or college/university. This use is only permitted as an accessory use by special exception.

Use D-7: Hospital. An institution providing human health-care services primarily as an in-patient facility, and offering clinical, temporary, or emergency medical or surgical care procedures to the sick and injured, and licensed by the commonwealth to provide such facilities and services. A hospital includes not only the facilities where such service is rendered, but includes related facilities such as laboratories, out-patient departments, training facilities, central services, and staff offices that are essential to the service delivery:

Use D-8: Library or Museum. Such use shall include a library or museum open to the public or connected with a permitted educational use, conducted as a nonprofit operation, and not conducted as a private, gainful business.

(Reserved)

Use D-10: Nursing Home. Such use shall include a licensed nursing or convalescent home, subject to the following additional provisions:

Use D-11: Place of Worship. A tax-exempt institution that people regularly attend to participate in or hold religious services, meetings, and other activities related to religious ceremonies. The term "church" shall include those buildings and structures in which the religious services are held:

Use D-12: School, Public/Private. A building, lot, parcel, or group of buildings that provides a broad educational curriculum to individuals enrolled therein and is registered or licensed as deemed appropriate by the Commonwealth Department of Education, including private and public kindergartens, elementary, junior and senior high schools:

Use D-13: Art Gallery. A public or private facility that is operated as an exhibition space for individual art pieces not mass produced, consisting of one or more of the following: paintings, drawings, etchings, sculptures, or photographic prints; may include the sale or loan of the individual art pieces or the sale of related objects and services.

Use D-14: Assisted Living Facility. A housing facility in which elderly residents have access to skilled nursing care, providing occasional supervision or assistance with activities of daily living, but who do not require twenty-four-hour medical care or supervision, and live more independently than those residing in Use D-10: Nursing Home.

Use D-15: Life Care Facility/CCRC. A residential facility, building, or complex of buildings, exclusively designed and operated for persons in need of life care arrangements, within which is provided private or semiprivate living and sleeping quarters, with private or common eating facilities, together with ancillary services for health care, social, and recreational services. Dependent care includes personal care, congregate care, intermediate care, and skilled nursing care.

Use E-1: Office Building. Such use shall include a building, structure, or use containing single or multiple tenant spaces in which the uses are primarily office functions in nature. While client and nonclient office use is permitted, retail as an accessory use is not permitted. With the exception of first floor uses facing the public street, all uses have access through main building entrances.

Use E-2: Medical Clinic. Such use shall include a building or group of buildings for the office of more than one dentist and/or physician, or for multiple offices by a group of dentists and physicians whose practices are not related, and are used for the diagnosis, examination, or treatment of persons as outpatients and for laboratories incidental thereto, provided such use shall not use agents for the maintenance or detoxification of persons, and provided such use shall not satisfy the definition of E-7: Specialized Medical Services.

Use E-3: Medical Office. Such use shall include an office for the services of a dentist, doctor, or chiropractors, including such assistants as are necessary to perform the service but not including other doctor's with separate practices, provided such use shall not satisfy the definition of E-7: Specialized Medical Services.

Use E-4: Office Campus. Such use shall include multiple office buildings greater than 10,000 square feet in total gross leasable floor area on a single site, or combination of sites:

Use E-5: Professional Services. Such use shall include a building, structure, or use for an office by an architect, counselor, engineer, insurance agent, lawyer, real estate broker, manufacturer's representative, and similar professional offices, excluding dental, health, or medical uses, personal care uses (see Use B-20), or professional service businesses (see Use B-21), which do not include the exchange or delivery of merchandise on the premises or storage of goods which are more than accessory to a standard office environment:

Use E-6: Substance Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation Facilities. Such a use shall include a building, structure, or use in which the treatment of persons for substance abuse or addiction to drugs or alcohol is performed. Included in this definition is the dispensing of an agent in decreasing doses to an individual to alleviate adverse physiological or psychological effects incident to withdrawal from the continuous or sustained use of an opiate and for assisting patients in reaching and maintaining a narcotic drug-free state of detoxification.

Use E-7: Specialized Medical Services. Such a use shall consist of an office offering specialized medical diagnosis and treatment, including, but not limited to, dialysis centers and virtual colonoscopy facilities; provided, however, that specialized medical services shall not include uses included in the definition of E-6: Substance Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation Facilities.

Use F-1: Amusement Arcade. A building, structure, or portions thereof in which three or more pinball machines, video games, mechanical rides, or other similar electronic, player-operated amusement devices are maintained for use and profit-making ventures:

Use F-2: Athletic/Health Club. A building, facility or structure, which, through membership and/or compensation, offers facilities and programs operated by a nongovernmental agency for athletic, health or recreational workout and training, including, but not limited to, gymnasiums, exercise and weight rooms, game courts, locker rooms, jacuzzi and sauna, reduction and tanning salons, weight control programs, classes, group instruction, and accessory pro and health food snack shops:

Use F-3: Golf Course. A golf course, including chip and putt and similar uses, may include a clubhouse, restaurant, and other accessory uses; provided these are clearly accessory to the golf course, and shall be subject to the following provisions:

Use F-4: Movie Theater. A building, structure, or use, primarily designed for the showing of on-screen films, movies, or videos, with one or more than one theater for viewing. The term "multiplex" is applied to such uses with more than three theaters or screens:

Use F-5: Outdoor Recreation. Public or private miniature golf courses, swimming pools, ball courts, tennis courts, ball fields, trails, and similar uses which are not enclosed in buildings and are operated on a commercial or membership basis, primarily for the use of patrons who do not reside on the same lot or premises. Outdoor recreation shall include any accessory use, such as snack bars, pro shops, clubhouses, country clubs, or similar uses which are designed and intended primarily for the use of patrons of the principal recreational use. Outdoor recreation shall not include amusement parks, open space recreational uses, overnight camping parks, or other uses specifically provided herein.

Use F-6: Indoor Recreation. An indoor facility designed to accommodate sports such as bowling, ice-skating, roller-skating, roller-blading, skateboarding, roller ball and the like.

Use F-7: Public Grounds. Land which is utilized for any of the following uses:

Use F-8: Theater (Performing). An indoor facility, theater or auditorium, or other building or structure designed, intended, or used primarily for dance, dramatic, oratorical, musical, or other performance purposes.

Use F-9: Amphitheater. An outdoor oval or round structure having tiers of seats rising gradually outward from a central open area or arena, intended or used primarily for dance, dramatic, oratorical, musical, or other performance purposes.

Use G-1: Multifamily Building/Unit. A multifamily dwelling is a single, detached, residential use or building containing at least three separate dwelling units, with units arranged in a variety of combinations, including side-by-side, over-and-under, or back-to-back with another dwelling unit. When contained in B-17: Mixed Use Building, G-1: Multifamily Building/Unit shall refer to at least one dwelling unit contained in a single building containing other uses, as described in B-17:

Use G-2: Multifamily Building Campus. A group of more than one G-1: Multifamily Buildings contained and developed on a single lot or premises:

Use G-3: Duplex Unit (Two-Family Semidetached). A two-family building with one dwelling unit placed above the other, so that each unit shares one and only one common partition, which in the case of a duplex is a horizontal partition:

Use G-4: Historic Estate. A building or group of buildings, lot or premises which taken together constitutes the former residence of a wealthy and/or historically prominent family, containing at minimum a mansion or manor house with a building area of at least 15,000 square feet.

Use G-5: Mobile Home Development. A parcel or contiguous parcels of land which has been so designated and improved that it contains two or more lots, improved with the necessary utility connections and other appurtenances necessary for the placement thereon of mobile homes. A mobile home development is permitted only by special exception, where such use is permitted. The burden of providing compliance with these standards shall be on the applicant.

Use G-6: Single-Family Detached Dwelling. A dwelling unit designed and used exclusively as the residence for only one family unit, is the only dwelling unit located on the parcel it is situated on, and is not attached to any other structures or dwelling units, except accessory structures permitted in this chapter:

Use G-7: Townhouse Dwelling Unit (Single-Family Attached). A townhouse or row house is a single-family attached or semidetached dwelling within a multiple-dwelling building, consisting of at least three such dwelling units, with each unit occupying the total space from ground to roof, and joined to each other by not more than two vertical, common walls, which also serve as the lot line dividing the properties. Townhouses may be one-, two-, or three-level dwelling units, provided they do not exceed the district height limitation:

Use G-8: Twin Houses (Single-Family Semidetached). A two-family building with dwelling units placed side by side, with each unit occupying the total space from ground to roof, and joined to each other by a vertical, common wall which also serves as the lot line dividing the properties, but is otherwise surrounded by required yard areas:

Use G-9: Village Dwelling Unit. A single-family detached house, differing from traditional single-family dwellings in lot area and lot design. The front yard is shallow and individually distinguished by one of the following elements:

Use H-1: Common Conservation/Recreation Space. A lot, parcel, or area of land which is suitable for active or passive recreation by residents of a development or the general public that is legally protected to prevent future development and subdivision, in perpetuity, by dedication to the municipality or a conservation easement and/or deed and has an appropriate system established to ensure proper maintenance and oversight of the land. Areas so dedicated in conjunction with subdivision or land development plans shall follow the district guidelines, and deed-restricted open space areas shall follow the open space provisions of this chapter. governmental. The following areas shall not be considered Common Conservation/Recreation Space:

Use H-2: Emergency Services. Such use shall include ambulance, fire, police, rescue, and other emergency services of a municipal or volunteer nature.

Use H-3: Sanitary Sewage Equalization Tank and/or Sanitary Sewage Treatment Plant: Such use shall include a sanitary sewage equalization or holding tank, a sanitary sewage treatment plant, a package sewage treatment plant and other similar sanitary sewage detention or treatment facilities.