(A) Multi-family residential housing, in a townhouse or garden-style apartment (one unit above another) configuration, provided such development complies with §§ 153.001 through 153.028, Affordable Housing, of the Township Code and includes the required number of low and moderate income units (or any permissible alternative) pursuant to § 153.001 of the Township Code.
(B) Banks chartered under state or federal law.
(C) Churches, chapels, synagogues or similar houses of worship, convents or monasteries, schools with a religious affiliation, including, as accessory uses, rectory, parish houses, parks and playgrounds.
(D) Hotels.
(E) Multi-stored mixed use buildings with residential uses above office and retail space.
(F) Offices of a recognized profession, including but not limited to medicine, social services, finance, accounting, insurance, real estate, law, engineering, architecture and planning, but not to include other licensed occupations, such as general contracting or public movers.
(G) Offices of a public or quasi-public entity, including but not limited to local, state or federal administrative offices, public utility offices, armed services offices or similar use.
(H) Recreational and amusement facilities, provided that all such uses shall be contained within a building or buildings, except that limited outdoor recreation facilities which are complementary to uses contained within a building may be permitted at the discretion of the Planning Board. This would include such things as natural ice skating areas as they relate to an indoor ice skating rink and a swimming pool as it relates to a hotel. In no event shall outdoor facilities provide vending areas for retail sales or rentals of goods, services or amusements. Under no circumstances shall indoor or outdoor recreation facilities be construed to include video game arcades or similar arcade-type facilities.
(I) Retail sales, including but not limited to appliances; auctioning; baked goods, provided that all goods baked on the premises are sold on the premises; clothing and accessories; dry goods, electric and electronic goods; flowers, provided that no products are grown on-site; furniture and carpeting; gifts; groceries and meat products, provided that no slaughtering of animals takes place on the premises; hardware; newspapers and periodicals; packaged liquor; pharmaceuticals and associated products; sporting goods; stationery and similar retail activities; but specifically excluding the sale of new or used vehicles.
(J) Retail services, including but not limited to barbering and cosmetology; dry cleaning, providing no bulk processing takes place on-site; electric, electronic and appliance repair; laundry, including self-service machines and collection, but not to include bulk processing; photography; restaurants, taverns and bars; shoe repair; tailoring; but not to include the wholesale manufacturing of clothing; undertaking; upholstery; veterinarian clinics and similar retail services; but specifically excluding garages, auto body and welding uses and vehicle repair.
(K) Licensed day-care facilities.
(L) Parking lots.
(M) On any particular lot or structure on which a residential use exists as of July 1, 1999, only residential uses are permitted.
(N) On any particular lot or structure on which a non-residential use exists as of July 1, 1999, only non-residential uses are permitted.
(O) On any particular lot or structure which is vacant or undeveloped as of July 1, 1999, only non-residential uses and assisted living facilities are permitted.
(Ord. 945-99, passed 9-13-99; Am. Ord. 266-15, passed 5-11-15)