The accompanying List of Use Regulations by District (Table 1) and Schedule of Dimensional Regulations (Table 2) list and define the permitted use of land, buildings and structures and set forth the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements to be met in connection with such uses. In the List of Use Regulations by District each district is listed, and it is indicated what uses are permitted and in what manner they are permitted for that district. In addition to those uses listed specifically in § 275-11 (prohibited uses), any use not specifically listed as being permitted shall be deemed to be prohibited. No more than one permitted principal use shall be permitted on a lot in any of the residence districts.

All uses which are not expressly permitted in this chapter are hereby prohibited.

The maximum permitted aggregate floor ratio area for all principal and accessory buildings on a lot in all residential districts shall be as follows (see also Table 3 for an illustrative example):[1]

In all residential districts, the maximum height of a building at all required side and rear yard setback lines shall not exceed 22 feet above grade as defined herein. Thereafter, the height of such buildings may be increased by two feet for each one foot of additional setback from the side or rear lot line. However, in no event shall the height of the building or structure exceed the maximum height permitted, as specified in Table 2.