Single-family residential uses in detached single-family residential structures.

Municipal buildings owned or leased by the Village of Ridgewood and used for public purposes.

Community residences and shelters as defined in § 190-3.

Private garages as an accessory use for up to four motor vehicles, subject to § 190-121G(3).

Private swimming pools as permitted and regulated by § 190-124T.

Private tennis courts, racquetball courts, paddleball courts, platform tennis courts, handball courts and similar recreation facilities designed to serve the residents on the premises, all as regulated in § 190-124G.

Signs, as regulated in § 190-122.

(Reserved)[1]

The office, contained in a detached single-family residence, of an ordained clergyman of any faith or Christian Science practitioner, or home office use as defined and regulated by § 190-124Q.

Family day-care homes, as regulated in § 190-124B.

Accessory uses customarily incident to the above principal uses, provided that they shall not include any activity commonly conducted for gain unless specifically permitted in this section.

Public or private schools for kindergarten through grade 12.

Houses of worship.

Public utility buildings and structures.[2]

Maximum building height: 30 feet, measured as set forth in § 190-119D, and 2 1/2 stories. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the height of principal buildings shall be permitted to be greater than 30 feet, but not more than 35 feet, when all of the following requirements are met:

Minimum front yard: 40 feet or mean prevailing setback as established in § 190-119A(1)(d).

Minimum side yard: 2/3 the height of the principal building on the site or 15 feet, whichever is greater.

Minimum both side yards: 33% of the lot width measured at the minimum front yard setback line.

Minimum rear yard: 30 feet.

Minimum lot area: 14,000 square feet; provided, however, that the minimum lot area of corner lots shall be 16,800 square feet.

Minimum lot width: 100 feet, measured at the minimum front yard setback line, and 80 feet at any other point within 140 feet of the front lot line; provided, however, that the minimum lot width of corner lots shall be 120 feet at the minimum front yard setback line and 100 feet at any other point within 140 feet of the front lot line.

Minimum average lot width: 100 feet, calculated so that at least 14,000 square feet of lot area shall be provided within 140 feet of the front lot line; provided, however, that the minimum average lot width of corner lots shall be 120 feet, calculated so that at least 16,800 square feet of lot area shall be provided within 140 feet of the front lot line.

Minimum lot depth: 120 feet.

Maximum total coverage by above-grade structures: 20% of the land area of the lot.

Maximum coverage by above-grade structures located within 140 feet of the front lot line: 20% of the lot area within 140 feet of the front lot line. For corner lots, the distance shall be measured from all lot frontages.

Maximum gross building area: as set forth in § 190-119J.

Maximum gross building area within 140 feet of the front lot line: as set forth in § 190-119J, provided that the gross building area restrictions shall be calculated using only those buildings or portions of buildings, and only that portion of the lot, located within 140 feet of the front lot line. For corner lots, the distance shall be measured from all lot frontages.

Minimum buildable area. Within any lot developed or intended to be developed for residential purposes, there shall be provided within the building envelope a rectangular area having a width of 60 feet and a depth of 50 feet. For purposes of administering this requirement, the rectangle width shall be construed to be that dimension that is generally parallel with the lot width, and the rectangle depth shall be construed to be that dimension that is generally parallel with the lot depth. The buildable area rectangle shall be located so as to encompass the existing principal building and above-grade structures attached to the principal building, unless such building and structures occupy an area larger than the rectangle or are located outside of the building envelope, in which case the rectangle shall encompass as much as possible of such building and structures within the building envelope. New principal buildings and attached above-grade structures shall also be located so as to result in compliance with the foregoing requirement.

Minimum usable area.

Maximum coverage by improvements: as set forth in § 190-119H(1) and (2).