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6.1 Residential uses
6.2 Recreational uses
6.3 Education and institutional uses
6.4 Business, professional and personal services
6.5 Retail trade uses
6.6 Wholesale trade uses
6.7 Manufacturing and industrial uses
6.8 Other uses
Editor’s note:
The district or districts in which a particular listed use may be permitted is indicated by an “X” or an “S” in the district columns opposite the listed use. The meanings of the entries in the table are as follows:
X | Indicates the use is permitted by right and a zoning permit may be obtained. |
S | Indicates the use requires approval of a special use permit in accordance with the procedures described in § 12.6 of this ordinance. |
Note | The column labeled “Note” means that there are special additional performance requirements that the use must comply with in its development. These requirements are contained in Chapter 7, “Special Requirement Notes to the Table of Uses”. For special uses, the requirements listed in the note for the particular use shall also represent the minimum conditions for issuance of a special use. For any other use subject to a note, the note requirement shall also represent the minimum conditions for issuance of any approval as part of the rezoning process. |
NAICS Code is a classification within the North American Industry Classification System. The NAICS System was developed for use by Federal Statistical Agencies for the collection, analysis and publication of statistical data related to the US Economy. The codes should be used when identifying uses.
The listing of a use in the Table of Permitted and Special Uses in no way relieves that use of having to meet all local, state and federal laws pertaining to the establishment and operations of that use.
The City of Mount Holly recognizes that if a use listed or not listed in this article is not found to have a definition in Ch. 3 of this Ordinance, then the latest version of Merriam-Webster Dictionary should be utilized to define said use.
The Table of Permitted (X) and Special (S) Uses follows.