The manufacturing, compounding, packing, processing or treatment of beverages, candy, cosmetics, dairy products, ice and toilet supplies.

Metal working, tool and die shop, machine and welding shop, excluding drop hammer and similar machinery of a nuisance producing character.

The finishing or assembling of articles made from previously prepared or refined materials.

Other uses permitted upon approval of the Zoning Board, after referral to the Planning Board for review and report.

Indoor racket recreational facilities, such as indoor tennis courts, squash courts, racketball courts, etc.

Industrial uses not expressly permitted herein but, which by their nature and intensity of operations involved or conducted in connection with the use, are such that the use will conform to the requirements set forth in this article.

Light industrial, manufacturing, distribution.

Warehouse and storage, including self-storage facilities.

New car storage, both indoor and outdoor, excluding junkyards or storage of damaged or inoperable vehicles, and subject to additional supplementary standards (setbacks, fences, screening, etc.).

Supermarkets and warehouse/discount clubs or stores.

Health clubs, gyms, indoor recreational facilities.

New automobile sales.

Educational uses.

Micro-breweries.

Medical uses/assisted- living facilities and nursing homes.

Hotels.

Restaurants.

Wholesale and commercial bakeries.

Online sales.

Catering facilities.

Communications towers, pursuant to the provisions of § 233-23.1.

Uses permitted in the LI Zone shall be only those which are normally such that at no time will such use cause or result in any:

No noise shall be audible nor shall vibrations be felt at a distance greater than 100 feet from the building line of any industrial building. The operation of an industry is deemed to be a nuisance by reason of noise when the level of noise as measured at the above distance is in excess of 60 decibels above the reference level. The reference level for noise measurement shall be the American Standards Association (ASA) standard sound pressure reference level of 0.0002 dyne per square centimeter at 1,000 cycles. Instrumentation and methods of measurement shall be based upon the ASA standards.

No burning of materials in open fires shall be permitted.

No discharge into any disposal system or stream or into the ground of any materials of such nature or temperature as can contaminate any water supply or cause the emission of any discernible odor shall be permitted.

Loading and unloading facilities on the same lot with the principal building shall be provided to meet estimated normal demand for such facilities incidental to respective industrial uses. The area shall not be located in the required front yard space and shall not be less than 10 feet from any street or lot line.

No storage of any kind is permitted in this zone other than within a roofed building so as to obscure storage from view along any road or from any residential or business zone.

Minimum requirements; exceptions.

Off-street parking spaces shall in no case be located less than 30 feet from any street line or less than 25 feet from any residentially zoned property.

No certificate of occupancy for any building shall be issued by the Construction Official until the parking space and access facilities required by this section have been completed. Where by reason of the adverse weather conditions, it is impractical to complete the parking space and access facilities, the certificate of occupancy may be issued upon the posting of a performance guaranty approved as to form by the Borough Attorney and as to sufficiency by the Borough Engineer. The performance guaranty will run for a period not to exceed three months.

All signs permitted as in the Business B Zone shall be permitted.

All of the requirements that apply to signs in § 233-33 shall apply to this zone.

The manufacture of heavy chemicals, such as but not limited to acids or other corrosives, ammonia, caustic soda and sulfuric acid; the manufacture of basic or semi-finished chemicals, such as cellulose products, resins, dyestuffs, glue, vegetable, animal or mineral fats or oils, explosives, combustible gases, soaps and detergents, fertilizers, asphalt and tar products; the manufacture or production of metals and alloys in ingot form; the manufacture or production of cement, plaster, cork and their constituents; matches, paints, oils, varnishes, lacquer, rubber or rubber products; the slaughtering or processing of animals, fowl or fish; the processing, sale, storage or reclamation of junk of all kinds, including automobile wrecking and storing.

Junkyards.

Purpose. The purpose of the Affordable Housing Overlay District is to provide development that contributes to the Borough of Norwood's municipal affordable housing obligation, while allowing developers increased flexibility to provide residential units set on selected properties located in the Borough's Light Industrial Zoning district.

Location. The affordable housing overlay district contains all of the parcels of land designated on the Tax Assessment Map of the Borough of Norwood as Blocks 88 and 89, excluding Block 89, Lots 1, 2, and 3.

Principal permit use.

Required minimum lot area.

Maximum permitted density.

Minimum lot width.

Minimum lot depth.

Minimum front yard setback.

Minimum side yards.

Minimum rear yard.

Maximum building coverage.

Maximum improved lot coverage.

Maximum building height.

Required number of parking spaces.

Affordable housing requirements. The Uniform Housing Affordability Controls (N.J.A.C. 5:80-26.1 et seq.) and other requirements and standards for affordable housing units that are set forth in this Code will apply in this overlay district, except to the extent that they are inconsistent with any of the terms of this section.

Purpose. The purpose of the Affordable Housing Special Needs (A.H.S.N) District is to provide development that contributes to the Borough of Norwood's municipal affordable housing obligation.

Location. The A.H.S.N District contains all or part of the parcels of land designated on the Tax Assessment Map of the Borough of Norwood as part of Block 168, Lot 1 and all of Lots 2 and 3; part of Block 165, Lot 6; part of Gates and Essex St. rights-of-way; part of Block 169, Lot 3; and as further shown on the attached Tax Map[1] location map as appended to this section.

Principal permit use.

Required minimum lot area.

Maximum permitted density.

Minimum lot width.

Minimum lot depth.

Minimum front yard setback.

Minimum side yards.

Minimum rear yard.

Maximum building coverage.

Maximum improved lot coverage.

Maximum building height.

Required number of parking spaces.

Affordable housing requirements. The Uniform Housing Affordability Controls (N.J.A.C. 5:80-26.1 et seq.) and other requirements and standards for affordable housing units that are set forth in this Code will apply in this overlay district, except to the extent that they are inconsistent with any of the terms of this section.

A minimum of 24 special needs housing units constructed will be affordable to very-low-, low- and moderate-income individuals or families.