Research and testing laboratories, such as aerodynamic, biological, chemical, dental, electronic, pharmaceutical and general.

Manufacturing of light machinery, such as carburetors and small machine parts, cash registers, sewing machines and typewriters, calculators and other office machines.

Fabrication of metal products, such as baby carriages, bicycles and other vehicles; metal foil, such as tin, aluminum, etc., metal furniture; musical instruments; sheet metal products; and toys.

Fabrication of paper products, such as bags, book bindings, boxes and packaging material, office supplies and toys.

Fabrication of wood products, such as boats, boxes, cabinets and woodworking, furniture and toys.

Food and associated industries, such as bakeries, bottling of food and beverages, food and cereal mixing and milling, food processing, food sundry manufacturing, ice cream manufacturing and manufacturing of spirituous liquor.

Truck terminals and the warehousing or storage of goods and products, excluding the warehousing and storage of hazardous chemicals.

Other permissible industry, such as brush and broom manufacturing; concrete and plastic products; electrical, light and power and other utility company installation; electronic products; farm industry, manufacturing and service; glass products manufacturing; jewelry manufacturing, including gem polishing; laundering and cleaning establishments; leather goods manufacturing, except curing, tanning and finishing of hides; motion-picture exchange; pharmaceutical products manufacturing; cosmetic products manufacturing; photo finishing; pottery and ceramic products manufacturing; thread and yarn manufacturing; plastics and chemical manufacturing; and computer data services.

Wholesale building material supply yards, yards of contractors in the construction and building trades and similar operations requiring bulk storage of materials and equipment, such as building construction supplies and the equipment, vehicles and supplies of heavy equipment contractors.

Wholesaling or distributing establishments.

Bulk storage of petroleum and fuels.

Contractor's or craftsman's shop or equipment storage area, including general repair shop, except automobile dismantling or cannibalizing.

Federal, state, county and municipal buildings and grounds.

Essential services.

Aboveground public utilities.

Motor vehicle repair garages.

Child-care centers.

Hotels and motels containing 100 or more units.

Quasi-public and private club recreation areas.

Mini warehouse facilities, including one dwelling unit.

Offices for members of a recognized profession as defined in this chapter.

Offices of a business or public utility not involving the retail sale of goods.

An office building with 5,000 square feet or more of gross floor area may utilize a portion of the first floor, not to exceed 10% of the gross floor area of the office building, for types of retail trade which are ancillary to the office use and/or service workers during normal working hours. Such retail use must be located on the first floor of the office building, shall not be permitted in a separate building on the site, and shall not have a separate exterior access or outdoor identification signage. The types of retail uses permitted include:

Banks and financial institutions.

Medical and dental clinics.

Adult-care centers.

Retail and office uses, restaurants, lunchrooms, bars and other eating and drinking establishments on properties with frontage on NJ Route 37 only.

Veterinary clinics or hospitals.

Off-street parking subject to the provisions of § 348-8.20.

Off-street loading subject to the provisions of § 348-8.19.

Fences subject to the provisions of § 348-8.13.

Signs subject to the provisions of § 348-8.26.

Bulk storage subject to the provisions of § 348-8.6.

Other customary accessory uses and buildings which are clearly incidental to the principal use and building.

Outdoor display of goods subject to §§ 348-5.20 and 348-5.37.

Planned industrial development.

Boatyards (§ 348-9.10).

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Farmers' markets or auction markets (§ 348-9.20).

Retail and office uses (§ 348-9.21).

Billboards (§ 348-9.23) along the frontage of properties on NJ Route No. 37 only.

Trailers, excluding boat and construction trailers, used for storage (but not including loading or unloading operations) or sale of goods or merchandise or in which commercial or professional services are rendered for a period not exceeding two months. No more than one extension for reasons of hardship may be granted, except that applications for 30 days or less may be made directly to the Township Committee without payment of fees and without a showing of hardship where the granting of such application would not be detrimental to interests of the public or in conflict with the Master Plan.[5]

Animal care facilities, other than veterinary clinics or hospitals.

Minimum lot area: two acres, except that lots in a corporate park, as defined in this chapter, may have a minimum lot area of one acre.

Minimum lot width: 200 feet.

Minimum lot frontage: 150 feet.

Minimum lot depth: 200 feet.

Minimum front setback:

Minimum rear yard setback:

Minimum side yard setback:

Maximum building height: 50 feet, subject to the provisions of § 348-5.12, except for industrial development greater than 20 acres, in which case the maximum building height shall be 100 feet, subject to the provisions of § 348-5.12, provided that such structures have a minimum setback from any property line of 200 feet.

Maximum lot coverage by buildings: 35%, except that structures having 80% or more of their floor space on a single level shall be allowed a lot coverage of 50%.

Minimum unoccupied open space: 20%.

Conservation and/or environmental uses or restrictions.