R-3 Residence Districts are designed to provide opportunities for higher intensity development in the Route 30 corridor in light of the carrying capacity of the infrastructure in the form of roads, sewer and water facilities. The R-3 Districts comprise areas which were developed as neighborhoods primarily in close proximity to public transportation.
§ 208-29 Use regulations.
Land and buildings may be used and occupied for any one of the following purposes and no other:
No such use shall include an office open to the general public; the storage of materials; rotating equipment; trucking or repair facilities; housing of work crews; a storage garage; or any structure involving major traffic movements;
The portion of any such use not located within a building is enclosed or adequately screened in such a manner as to not detract from the character of the district; and
Golf or country club, swimming club, tennis club or similar recreational facility on a lot not less than five acres in size, provided that the chief activity shall not be one that is customarily carried on as a business; no building shall be closer than 100 feet to a street or property line; the buildings or services shall be for the use of members and their guests only; and the use shall comply with the provisions of § 208-12F(3)(g) through (i) relating to privately owned outdoor recreational uses in RC Districts.
Any other governmental or public utility use, provided that the Zoning Hearing Board shall determine that the placement of such use in the proposed district is a public necessity and that satisfactory screening and other measures are taken to safeguard the character of the surrounding area.
Subject to the area, bulk and height regulations of § 208-30, and general standards prescribed in §§ 208-105 and 208-150, a club or lodge, or fraternity or sorority house organized for fraternal or social purposes, provided that the chief activity shall not be one which is customarily carried on as a business and that the buildings and services shall be for the use of members and their guests only.
Buffer. Along each property line which directly abuts a residential district or use, a buffer area not less than 25 feet in width shall be provided, subject to the provisions of § 208-102B.
Special development regulations. In addition to the other regulations of the district, each nondwelling use shall comply with the applicable provisions of § 208-102.
Tredyffrin Township City Zoning Code
ARTICLE IX
R-3 Residence Districts
§ 208-28 Purpose.
R-3 Residence Districts are designed to provide opportunities for higher intensity development in the Route 30 corridor in light of the carrying capacity of the infrastructure in the form of roads, sewer and water facilities. The R-3 Districts comprise areas which were developed as neighborhoods primarily in close proximity to public transportation.
§ 208-29 Use regulations.
Land and buildings may be used and occupied for any one of the following purposes and no other:
No such use shall include an office open to the general public; the storage of materials; rotating equipment; trucking or repair facilities; housing of work crews; a storage garage; or any structure involving major traffic movements;
The portion of any such use not located within a building is enclosed or adequately screened in such a manner as to not detract from the character of the district; and
Golf or country club, swimming club, tennis club or similar recreational facility on a lot not less than five acres in size, provided that the chief activity shall not be one that is customarily carried on as a business; no building shall be closer than 100 feet to a street or property line; the buildings or services shall be for the use of members and their guests only; and the use shall comply with the provisions of § 208-12F(3)(g) through (i) relating to privately owned outdoor recreational uses in RC Districts.
Any other governmental or public utility use, provided that the Zoning Hearing Board shall determine that the placement of such use in the proposed district is a public necessity and that satisfactory screening and other measures are taken to safeguard the character of the surrounding area.
Subject to the area, bulk and height regulations of § 208-30, and general standards prescribed in §§ 208-105 and 208-150, a club or lodge, or fraternity or sorority house organized for fraternal or social purposes, provided that the chief activity shall not be one which is customarily carried on as a business and that the buildings and services shall be for the use of members and their guests only.
Buffer. Along each property line which directly abuts a residential district or use, a buffer area not less than 25 feet in width shall be provided, subject to the provisions of § 208-102B.
Special development regulations. In addition to the other regulations of the district, each nondwelling use shall comply with the applicable provisions of § 208-102.