Single-family detached dwellings.

Single-family semidetached dwellings.

Single-family attached dwellings (townhouses).

Two-family detached dwellings.

Two-family semidetached dwellings.

Student housing, in accordance with § 260-202.

Churches or similar places of worship, parish houses and convents.

Home occupation, in accordance with § 260-196A.

Municipal buildings, public libraries and museums, in accordance with § 260-156.

Professional offices.

Public parks, playgrounds and municipal recreation areas.

Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidental to the above uses in accordance with Article XV and Article XVIII.

Academic clinical research centers.

Medical marijuana growers/processors.

Medical marijuana transport vehicle offices.

Medical marijuana dispensaries.

Apartment houses, in accordance with § 260-186A.

Boarding-, lodging and rooming houses, in accordance with § 260-190.

Residential bed-and-breakfast accommodations and residential tourist homes, in accordance with § 260-189.

Public and private schools, including colleges and institutions of higher education.

Electric and telephone public utility transmission and distribution facilities, including substations, water pumping stations and reservoirs.

Funeral homes.

Fraternal clubs and lodges.

Group homes (see definition).[1]

Manufactured home parks, per § 260-198.

ECHO housing per the criteria in § 260-194.

For each type of dwelling, the lot area per dwelling unit shall be not less than indicated below:

The lot area for all professional office buildings shall be not less than 6,000 square feet.

The lot area for all other uses shall be not more than 6,000 square feet.

Single-family detached dwelling: 60 feet.

Single-family semidetached dwelling: 40 feet.

Single-family attached dwelling: 18 feet on an interior lot, 28 feet on an exterior lot.

Two-family detached dwelling: 60 feet.

Two-family semidetached dwelling: 40 feet. Required 40 feet minimum lot width must apply to the two units that are stacked on one side of the party wall. The other two units in the building will require an additional 40 feet of lot width.

Apartment dwelling: see § 260-186.

Student housing: 100 feet.

All other purposes: 80 feet.

Front yard depth: 10 feet, to be measured from the property line, except where 50% or more of the improved lots on such block frontage on one side of a street currently have front yards of less depth than is currently required for that district, and where the clear majority of such lots are already developed, then the building line of the majority of the buildings on that side of the block may be used.

Side yard, interior lot, width: 10 feet each.

Side yard, corner lot, abutting the street shall have a minimum width equal to the minimum front yard depth, provided that the setback to the primary structure or garage, where off-street parking is provided on the driveway is a minimum of 25 feet for the yard abutting the street.

Rear yard depth: 30 feet.

The building coverage ratio shall not exceed 40%.

The total coverage ratio shall not exceed 50%.

The building coverage ratio may be increased, not to exceed a total of 45%.

The total coverage ratio may be increased, not to exceed a total of 60%.

Copies of an application for special exception and all required additional information shall be submitted to the Borough Planning Committee for review and recommendation prior to the hearing by the Zoning Hearing Board, per Article XX.

An application shall be filed per Article XX.

The added coverage shall not adversely impact the reasonable use and enjoyment of adjacent properties.

The appearance, bulk and use of the added coverage shall be comparable with the permitted uses and practices in the area in which located.

The lot shall have not less than the minimum frontage required for each principal use located on a minor or larger street.

All principal buildings shall be served by public sewer and water supply.