One-family detached dwellings, not to exceed one such dwelling on each lot.

Municipal parks and playgrounds, including customary recreational, refreshment and service buildings, and any other proprietary or governmental use of the Borough.

Places of worship, including parish houses and a religious school's buildings, and public and private schools conducted for children, including uses customarily accessory thereto. Private schools permitted under this subsection shall be nonprofit organizations within the meaning of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey.

Buildings or structures used for agricultural purposes, provided that no greenhouses for heating plants shall be operated within 20 feet of any lot line and no livestock, including horses, shall be kept on the property.

Garden house, toolhouse, playhouse or greenhouse.

Off-street parking and private garages for not more than three motor vehicles, of which not more than one may be a commercial vehicle and the others passenger automobiles.

The keeping of a reasonable number of customary household pets, but excluding the commercial breeding or keeping of the same. Farm animals, as defined in § 365-7, are not considered household pets herein.[1]

Signs in accordance with all applicable local or other ordinances or statutes.

Swimming or wading pools incidental to the residential use of the premises and not operated for gain, and subject to the provisions of § 365-49, Swimming pools.

Accessory apartment affordable unit, subject to the provisions of Article VIII, Affordable Housing.

Professional offices as part of a residential structure, subject to the following conditions and limitations:

Any R-1 permitted principal use, subject to the same restrictions as prescribed therein. (See § 365-16A.)

Two-family detached dwellings, not exceeding one such building on each lot.

Any R-1 permitted accessory use, subject to the same restrictions as prescribed therein (see § 365-16B), which includes accessory apartment affordable units subject to the provisions of Article VIII, Affordable Housing.

Any R-1 permitted conditional use, subject to the same restrictions as prescribed therein. (See § 365-16C.)

Multifamily garden-type dwellings or multifamily dwellings.

Off-street parking.

Recreational uses.

Single-family dwellings.

Public recreational facilities.

Any R-1 permitted accessory use, subject to the same restrictions as prescribed therein. (See § 365-16B.)

Any R-1 permitted conditional use, subject to the same restrictions as prescribed therein. (See § 365-16C.)

Retail business activities of and similar to the following types:

Business and professional offices, banks and fiduciary institutions.

Parking lots for private passenger vehicles but not for the storage of used or new motor vehicles for sale or hire.

Restaurants, taverns, grills and other eating establishments but not including transient or mobile structures. Drive-in restaurants are not to be construed to be allowed hereunder.

Off-street parking and loading facilities.

Signs.

Accessory storage, within a wholly enclosed permanent structure, of materials, goods and supplies intended for sale or consumption on the premises.

Uses and buildings similar to the following which constitute no nuisance by reason of noise, odor, dust or smoke or vibration and which constitute no unusual fire or explosion hazard, provided that any products which are displayed, stored or sold and any process of manufacture, treatment or repair are carried out within an enclosed structure; provided that items stored can be moved and loaded without the aid of mechanical lifting devices; and provided that the use does not generate frequent heavy truck traffic:

Off-street parking and loading facilities.

Signs.

Accessory storage, within a wholly enclosed permanent structure, of materials, goods and supplies intended for sale or consumption on the premises.

Soft-drink bottling.

Embroidery.

Manufacturing wearing apparel.

Cabinetmaking.

Printing and publishing.

Assembly of electronic apparatus.

Instrument making.

Packaging products.

Electroplating metals.

Molding of plastics.

Laundry and dry-cleaning plants.

Bakeries and confectioneries.

Storage and warehousing of small items weighing under 50 pounds.

Eating and drinking establishments, provided that all food consumed on the premises is served within an enclosed structure.

The same as in the LI-C Zone, subject to the same restrictions as prescribed therein. (See § 365-21B.)

Any use which does not constitute an unusual fire or explosion hazard and which does not create a nuisance by reason of smoke, odor, dust, noise or glare, including:

Off-street parking and loading facilities.

Signs.

Accessory storage, within a wholly enclosed permanent structure, of materials, goods and supplies intended for sale or consumption on the premises.

Business and professional offices.

Retail department stores.

Food-supermarket-type stores.

Medical arts buildings.

Barbershops, beauty salons, apparel boutiques, liquor stores, banks, stationery stores and small electronics–video stores.

Retail stores.

Scientific or research laboratories, testing, experimental or computation centers, provided that there shall be no use thereof that is noxious, offensive or hazardous by reason of emission of odor, dust, smoke, noise or electric, magnetic or radioactive waves.

Off-street parking and loading.

Signs.

Accessory storage, within a wholly enclosed permanent structure, of materials, goods and supplies intended for sale or consumption on the premises.

There shall not be less than 30 feet of open space between buildings nor shall the same use be permitted in adjoining buildings.

This subsection applies notwithstanding anything in the Schedule of Area, Bulk and Yard Requirements[1] to the contrary.

Townhouses. Units attached horizontally in a row of at least three units, with no unit located over another unit, and with party walls between each unit.

Stacked condominiums/flats. Units stacked vertically, with each unit either occupying its own floor (a flat) or occupying all or half a floor with space on two levels (a duplex unit). The first level unit shall have its own street-level entrance with access to upper-level units via staircases (rather than elevators).

Multifamily apartments. A multifamily building has multiple units sharing a building floor. Access to upper-level units is typically accomplished by elevator; however, they may also be built as walk-up buildings with staircases only.

Private garages, underground parking garages, structured parking garages, tuck-under parking garages and surface parking.

Other accessory uses customarily incidental to a permitted principal use.

Along Main Avenue boundary: 50 feet.

Along A1 Ventura Road boundary: 25 feet.

Along rail right-of-way boundary: 25 feet.

Along Saddle River boundary: 75 feet.

Along any other side lot line: 15 feet.[1]

Along any other rear lot line: 25 feet.[2]

No less than 20 feet shall separate side-to-side, side-to-front or side-to-rear conditions.

No less than 40 feet shall separate front-to-front, front-to-back or back-to-back conditions.

Townhouses and stacked condominiums/flats: 8 units or 200 feet.

Multifamily apartments: 225 feet.

Townhouses: 2 1/2 stories/35 feet.

Stacked condominiums/flats: three stories/35 feet.

Multifamily apartments: four stories/45 feet.

No off-street surface parking lots are permitted within 50 feet of the Main Avenue boundary.

Garages for townhouses and stacked condominiums/flats should be located in the rear of the building where possible.

All structured and tuck-under parking garages shall be screened from view of Main Avenue and front facades of a building by residential units, lobbies, fitness rooms or other such areas of a building.

Maximum building coverage: 25%.

Maximum impervious coverage: 75%.

At least 30% of the lot shall be devoted to open space. Active recreation facilities, required buffer areas and other pervious areas, including lands used for stormwater detention, may be counted as open space.

At least 25% of the open space shall be in the form of active recreation.

Along rail right-of-way boundary: Minimum ten-foot-wide buffer shall be planted with evergreen trees that will attain a height of at least 25 feet and provide a dense screen.

Along A1 Ventura Road boundary: In lieu of a buffer, a six-foot-high decorative, board-on-board fence shall be provided.

Along Main Avenue boundary: Minimum twenty-five-foot-wide buffer shall be planted with grass and shrubs.

Along Saddle River boundary: Minimum twenty-five-foot-wide buffer.