[Ord. 725-04, 11/8/2004; as amended by Ord. 785-11, 6/27/2011,
§ 2]
The intent of this zone is to establish a residential area established
for one and two family dwellings.
B.
Special Exception Uses. (Subject to the review procedures of § 27-803E.)
(1)
Multifamily (subject to § 27-511.1).
(2)
Residential clustering (subject to § 27-511.2).
(3)
Retail and service establishments, subject to § 27-511, Subsection 4, and the following conditions:
[Amended by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(a)
Sufficient off-street parking shall be provided in accordance
with the applicable off-street parking standards.
(b)
Activities shall be appropriate to the surrounding neighborhood
and the normal operation and not result in a nuisance in the discretion
of the Zoning Officer.
(c)
Hours of operation shall be limited to those permitted in a
residential zoning district.
(4)
Membership clubs (subject to § 27-511.5).
(5)
Conversion of existing structures to higher densities (subject
to § 27-511.6).
D.
Permitted Accessory Uses Located On Same Lot With Permitted Principal
Uses.
(5)
Other customary uses and structures, provided such are clearly
incidental to the primary use and do not include any activity commonly
conducted as a business.
E.
Uses Specifically Prohibited, But Not Limited to, in Medium Density
Residential — Zone 1.
(1)
Adult only uses.
(2)
Animal husbandry.
(3)
Pet shops.
(4)
Laboratories.
(5)
Accessory structures and nonhabitable structures are not permitted
on a vacant lot, unless such accessory structure or nonhabitable structure
meets the following exceptions:
(b)
Pools, for personal use, if separated by a street or alley from the lot of same ownership with a primary structure (residence) and the vacant lot is no more than 75 feet from the lot of same ownership with a primary structure (residence) (subject to §§ 27-401M through 27.401O of this chapter). Pools must meet all permitting requirements of the Borough and shall not be erected in any easement or right-of-way.
(6)
Mobile homes/manufactured homes and mobile home parks.
F.
Minimum Lot Area and Width (Primary Structures).
(1)
New Construction Requirements.
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Area
|
Width
| ||
|---|---|---|---|
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With public water and sewer
|
10,000 square feet
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75 feet
| |
|
With on-lot water and sewer
|
20,000 square feet
|
125 feet
|
H.
Structure Setback Requirements.
J.
Home Occupations. Home occupations shall be permitted in the MDR-1 District in accordance with the requirements of § 27-503.
L.
Compliance with General Provisions. All uses within the MDR-1 District
shall also be in compliance with the requirements of Part 5 —
General Provisions as applicable.
M.
The following restrictions will apply to accessory structures on
a vacant lot including, but not limited to, detached garages, carports,
and sheds otherwise permitted hereunder in the MDR-1 Zoning District:
(3)
Lot Coverage. The maximum permitted impervious coverage on a
vacant lot shall not exceed 25% of the area of the vacant lot in the
MDR-1 Zoning District.
(4)
Setback Requirements. The structure setback requirements for
non-habitable structures, garage/carport and/or shed on vacant lots
in the MDR-1 Zoning District shall be:
(a)
Garage/carport/shed required yards:
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Front 30 feet
| |
|
Rear 25 feet
| |
|
Side 8 feet
|
(b)
Personal swimming pool required yards:
|
Front 30 feet
| |
|
Rear 25 feet
| |
|
Side 8 feet
|
(c)
Front yard will be determined by the Zoning Officer with consideration
given to the orientation of the surrounding community.
(d)
All garage, carport, automotive storage structures must maintain
a minimum 12.5-foot setback on the automotive door side.
N.
The following restrictions will apply to an accessory structure on
a primary lot that is permitted in the MDR-1 Zoning District:
(1)
No structure shall be erected in any easement or right-of-way.
(2)
Maximum Size. Size of detached nonhabitable structures on a
lot is not to exceed a maximum of 1,000 square feet of detached nonhabitable
structure. Size of multiple nonhabitable structures is cumulative.
(4)
Lot Coverage. Maximum permitted impervious coverage on lots
with a primary structure shall not exceed 30% of the area of the lot
in the MDR-1 Zoning District.
O.
All structures in the MDR-1 Zoning District must be built to be compliant
with the 2009 International Residential Code or Pennsylvania Uniform
Construction Code standards, as amended from time to time.
[Ord. 725-04, 11/8/2004; as amended by Ord. 785-11, 6/27/2011,
§ 3]
The intent of this zone is to establish a residential area for
one-, two- and multifamily dwellings with some expanded uses to include
listed uses.
A.
Permitted Uses.
[Amended by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
B.
Special Exception Uses (subject to the review procedures of § 27-803E).
(2)
Retail and service establishments, subject to § 27-511, Subsection 4, and the following conditions:
[Amended by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(a)
Sufficient off-street parking shall be provided in accordance
with the applicable off-street parking standards.
(b)
Activities shall be appropriate to the surrounding neighborhood
and the normal operation and not result in a nuisance in the discretion
of the Zoning Officer.
(c)
Hours of operation shall be limited to those permitted in a
residential zoning district.
D.
Permitted Accessory Uses Located on Same Lot with Permitted Principal
Uses.
(5)
Other customary uses and structures, provided such are clearly
incidental to the primary use and do not include any activity commonly
conducted as a business.
E.
Uses Specifically Prohibited, But Not Limited to, in a Medium Density
Residential — Zone 2.
(1)
Adult only uses.
(2)
Animal husbandry.
(3)
Pet shops.
(4)
Laboratories (except labs as accessory to the primary use and
not exceeding 10% of the use space is permitted).
(5)
Accessory structures and nonhabitable structures are not permitted
on a vacant lot, unless such accessory structure or nonhabitable structure
meets the following exceptions:
(b)
Pools, for personal use, if separated by a street or alley from the lot of same ownership with a primary structure (residence) and the vacant lot is no more than 75 feet from the lot of same ownership with a primary structure (residence) (subject to §§ 27-401M through 27-401O of this Chapter). Pools must meet all permitting requirements of the Borough and shall not be erected in any easement or right-of-way.
(6)
Mobile homes/manufactured homes and mobile home parks.
F.
Minimum Lot Area and Width (primary structures).
(1)
New construction requirements.
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Area
|
Width
| ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
With public water and sewer
|
5,000 square feet
|
none
|
H.
Structure Setback Requirements.
J.
Home Occupations. Home Occupations shall be permitted in the MDR-2 District in accordance with the requirements of § 27-503.
L.
Compliance with General Provisions. All uses within the MDR-2 District
shall also be in compliance with the requirements of Part 5 —
General Provisions as applicable.
M.
The following restrictions will apply to accessory structures on
a vacant lot including, but not limited to, detached garages, carports,
and sheds otherwise permitted hereunder in the MDR-2 Zoning District:
(3)
Lot Coverage. The maximum permitted impervious coverage on a
vacant lot shall not exceed 25% of the area of the vacant lot in the
MDR-2 Zoning District.
(4)
Setback Requirements. The structure setback requirements for
nonhabitable structures, garage/carport and/or shed on vacant lots
in the MDR-2 Zoning District shall be:
(a)
Garage/carport/shed required yards:
|
Front 30 feet
| |
|
Rear 25 feet
| |
|
Side 8 feet
|
(b)
Personal swimming pool required yards:
|
Front: 30 feet
| |
|
Rear: 25 feet
| |
|
Side: 8 feet
|
(c)
Front yard will be determined by the Zoning Officer with consideration
given to the orientation of the surrounding community.
(d)
All garage, carport, and automotive storage structures must
maintain a minimum 12.5-foot setback on the automotive door side.
N.
The following restrictions will apply to an accessory structure on
a primary lot that is permitted in the MDR-2 Zoning District:
(1)
No structure shall be erected in any easement or right-of-way.
(2)
Maximum Size. Size of detached nonhabitable structures on a
lot is not to exceed a maximum of 1,000 square feet of detached nonhabitable
structure. Size of multiple nonhabitable structures is cumulative.
(4)
Lot Coverage. Maximum permitted impervious coverage on lots
with a primary structure shall not exceed 30% of the area of the lot
in the MDR-2 Zoning District.
O.
All structures in the MDR-2 Zoning District must be built to be compliant
with the 2009 International Residential Code or Pennsylvania Uniform
Construction Code standards, as amended from time to time.
[Ord. 725-04, 11/8/2004; as amended by Ord. 758-08, 9/22/2008;
by Ord. 771-09, 9/28/2009, §§ 4, 5, 6; by Ord. 785-11,
6/27/2011, § 4; and by Ord. 796-12, 8/13/2012, § 2]
The intent of this zone is to permit a mix of residential and commercial uses intended to serve the day-to-day needs of the residents of the Borough and surrounding areas. The density of residential use would depend upon the availability of public sewer and water facilities, parking requirements and compatibility with mixed-use requirements of the effective building and fire codes. The commercial uses would depend upon the availability of public sewer and water facilities, parking requirements and compatibility with mixed-use requirements of the effective building and fire codes. All commercial activities are subject to compliance with general performance standards, § 27-507 of this chapter.
A.
Permitted Uses.
[Amended by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(1)
Amusement centers (including bowling, pool and billiard halls,
video, and similar recreational uses).
(2)
(Reserved)
(3)
(Reserved)
(4)
Armory.
(5)
Automotive sales.
(6)
Auto service stations (including auto detailing and repair).
(7)
Banks.
(8)
Brewpub.
(9)
Buildings accessory to permitted uses.
(10)
Business or financial services.
(11)
Churches.
(12)
Colleges.
(13)
Community centers.
(14)
Convenience stores (excluding wholesale sales).
(15)
Cultural and fraternal activities.
(16)
Cultural institutions (such as museums and art galleries).
(17)
Day care.
(18)
(Reserved)
(19)
Fitness centers.
(20)
Funeral homes.
(21)
Health and medical institutions.
(22)
Hotels and motels.
(23)
Theaters, indoor.
(24)
Laundromats.
(25)
(Reserved)
(26)
(Reserved)
(27)
Microbrewery.
(28)
Minor automotive repair.
(29)
Mural.
(30)
Nursing homes.
(31)
Offices.
(32)
Pet shops.
(33)
Places of religious worship.
(34)
Police and Fire Department stations.
(35)
Private garages.
(36)
Public utility.
(37)
Public or private owned and operated parks and playgrounds.
(38)
Public and governmental services.
(39)
Public libraries.
(40)
Public and private parking lots.
(41)
Recreation centers.
(42)
Physical therapy centers.
(43)
Residential uses (but excluding multifamily dwellings).
(44)
Restaurants.
(45)
Retail stores.
(46)
Schools and colleges (excluding colleges or trade schools operated
for profit).
(47)
Social halls (nonprofit).
(48)
Strip malls.
(49)
Small retail bakeries.
(50)
Small hardware stores.
(51)
Swimming pools.
(52)
Taverns and cocktail lounges.
(53)
Vocational or trade schools operated for profit.
(54)
(Reserved)
(55)
Storage lockers, ministorage (not to exceed 500 square feet
per unit; no hazardous, flammable materials).
(56)
(Reserved)
(57)
(Reserved)
(58)
(Reserved)
(59)
Brewpub.
(60)
Microbrewery.
(61)
(Reserved)
B.
Special Exception Uses (subject to the review procedures of § 27-803E).
[Amended by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
C.
Conditional Uses (subject to the review procedures of § 27-710).
[Amended by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(1)
Medical marijuana dispensary, provided that it shall not be
located:
(a)
Within 5,280 feet from a similar facility;
(b)
Five hundred feet from the boundary line of residential zoning
district; and
(c)
One thousand three hundred twenty feet from a school, public
park, playground, public community center, church, place of worship,
homeless shelter, day-care facility, or youth community center.
(2)
Rehabilitation centers (including: halfway houses, addiction
treatment facilities and physical therapy centers).
(3)
(Reserved)
(4)
Animal boarding/kenneling facility.
(5)
Animal shelter or pound.
(6)
Dog park.
(7)
Mural.
D.
Permitted Accessory Uses Located on Same Lot with Permitted Principal
Uses.
E.
Uses Specifically Prohibited in a Village Center Zone.
(1)
Adult only uses.
(2)
Animal husbandry.
(3)
A laboratory (except a laboratory as accessory to the primary
use and not exceeding 10% of the use space is permitted) that is of
a hazardous nature or otherwise classified as a "High-Hazard Group
H" according to Section 307 of the International Building Code of
2009, as amended.
F.
Minimum Lot Area and Width (primary structures).
(1)
New construction requirements.
|
Area
|
Width
| ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
With public water and sewer
|
10,000 square feet
|
75 feet
| |
|
With on lot water and sewer
|
20,000 square feet
|
125 feet
|
G.
Maximum Building Coverage and Height.
H.
Structure Setback Requirements. (Must meet building code requirements).
(1)
Primary structure.
|
Required yards — Front — 3 feet — Rear —
3 feet — Side — 3 feet.
|
(2)
Accessory structures.
|
Required yards — Front — 3 feet — Rear —
3 feet — Side — 3 feet.
|
(3)
Note: Setbacks of less than three feet are subject to conditional
use approval by the Borough Council.
(4)
Provided, however, that no permitted or accessory building or
structure shall be constructed within eight feet of any residential
district boundary.
(5)
All lot lines abutting residential districts along the side
or rear shall be appropriately screened by fences, walls or year-round
planting and/or other suitable enclosures having a minimum height
of four feet and a maximum height of six feet.
(6)
Any change in use of a building or space must meet current Borough
building code and safety requirements.
(7)
Front will be determined by the Zoning Officer with consideration
given to the orientation of the surrounding community.
(8)
All garages, carport, automotive storage structures must maintain
a minimum 12.5 feet setback between the automotive door side and the
street.
(9)
Fences, walls, hedges and trees may be permitted in required yards as specified in § 27-502 of this Chapter.
(10)
Any preexisting, nonconforming lot of a residential use containing an accessory structure that is less than 28 feet in width may file a written request for exemption from the accessory structure setback requirements set forth above in § 27-403H(2) with the Planning Commission of the Borough. Said request should include the signature of all adjacent property owner(s) indicating that such neighbor(s) have no objection to the exemption from the accessory structure setback requirements set forth above in § 27-403H(2) and the conditional use procedure set forth above in § 27-403H(3). Upon receipt of a written request from a property owner, the Planning Commission shall consider the request and issue a determination at its next regularly scheduled meeting. Said determination shall be made on a case-by-case basis through careful evaluation of the pertinent facts relative to such application. Should the Planning Commission deny such application, the property owner shall maintain the ability to proceed with application for a conditional use as set forth above in § 27-403H(3). The Borough Council of the Borough of Hamburg hereby declares that any decision of the Planning Commission pursuant to this subsection shall not have any precedential value or influence for purposes of subsequent applications pursuant hereto.
K.
Compliance with General Provisions. All uses within the VC District
shall also be in compliance with the requirements of Part 5 —
General Provisions as applicable.
L.
Mobile Homes/Manufactured Homes.
(1)
Mobile homes/manufactured homes meeting the United States Department
of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) code standards can be replaced
with newer mobile homes/manufactured homes meeting the HUD code standards.
(2)
Setback Requirements.
|
Front yard: minimum 30 feet
| |
|
Rear yard: minimum 25 feet
| |
|
Side yard: minimum 6 feet
|
[Ord. 725-04, 11/8/2004; as amended by Ord. 771-09, 9/28/2009,
§ 1, 2, 7]
The Business Development Zone is intended for industrial, office,
warehouse and commercial uses. New residential uses are not allowed.
A.
Permitted Uses.
(1)
Armory.
(2)
Auto service stations.
(3)
Auto body shops (including auto painting).
(4)
Breweries.
(5)
Buildings accessory to permitted uses.
(6)
Building material supply sales.
(7)
Casting, assembly and fabricating plants.
(8)
Commercial bakeries.
(9)
Commercial printing and publishing.
(10)
Dismantling yards.
(11)
Dry cleaning.
(12)
Machine shops.
(13)
Major automotive repairs.
(14)
Manufacturing.
(15)
Museums.
(16)
Offices.
(17)
Outlets for goods manufactured in the area.
(18)
Police and Fire Department stations.
(19)
Product distribution sales.
(20)
Public utility.
(21)
Public parking lots.
(23)
Research or testing laboratories.
(24)
Existing residential uses (subject to the area, bulk and accessory
use requirements of the MDR-2 District).
(25)
Self-storage.
(26)
Stadiums.
(28)
Trucking.
(29)
Vocational or trade schools operated for profit.
(30)
Wood product manufacture and finishing.
(31)
Warehousing.
(32)
Forestry activities.
(34)
Correctional facility (subject to the requirements and general performance standards of § 27-515 of this chapter).
(35)
Regional/large brewery.
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(36)
Mural.
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
C.
Conditional Uses (subject to the review procedures of § 27-710).
(2)
Medical marijuana processor.
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(3)
Medical marijuana dispensary, provided that it shall not be
located:
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(a)
Within 5,280 feet from a similar facility;
(b)
Five hundred feet from the boundary line of residential zoning
district; and
(c)
One thousand three hundred twenty feet from a school, public
park, playground, public community center, church, place of worship,
homeless shelter, day-care facility, or youth community center.
(4)
Animal boarding/kenneling facility.
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(5)
Animal shelter or pound.
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
(6)
Dog park.
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
F.
Minimum Lot Area and Width (Primary Structures).
(1)
New Construction Requirements:
|
Area
|
Width
| ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
With public water and sewer
|
10,000 square feet
|
75 feet
| |
|
With on lot water and sewer
|
20,000 square feet
|
125 feet
|
G.
Maximum Building Coverage and Height.
H.
Structure Setback Requirements (must meet building code requirements).
(1)
Primary Structure.
|
Required yards:
| |
|
Front: 3 feet.
| |
|
Rear: 3 feet.
| |
|
Side: 3 feet.
|
(2)
Accessory Structures.
|
Required yards:
| |
|
Front: 3 feet.
| |
|
Rear: 3 feet.
| |
|
Side: 3 feet.
|
(3)
Note: Setbacks of less than three feet are subject to conditional
use approval by the Borough Council.
(4)
Provided, however, that no permitted or accessory building or
structure shall be constructed within 50 feet of any residential district
boundary.
(5)
All lot lines abutting residential districts along the side
or rear shall be appropriately screened by fences, walls or year-round
planting and/or other suitable enclosures having a minimum height
of four feet and a maximum height of seven feet.
(6)
Any change in use of a building or space must meet current Borough
building code and safety requirements.
(7)
Front will be determined by the Zoning Officer with consideration
given to the orientation of the surrounding community.
(8)
All garages, carports, and automotive storage structures must
maintain a minimum 12.5-foot setback between the automotive door side
and the street.
I.
Parking. Both off-street parking and off-street loading spaces are to be required for uses in the BD Zoning District (pursuant to § 27-506).
K.
Compliance with General Provisions. All uses within the BD District
shall also be in compliance with the requirements of Part 5, General
Provisions, as applicable.
[Ord. 725-04, 11/8/2004]
The Institutional/Public/Recreational Zone includes public buildings,
such as municipal buildings and schools, recreational and municipal
parks.
A.
Permitted Uses.
(1)
Armories.
(2)
Buildings and structures accessory to permitted uses.
(3)
Cemeteries.
(4)
Libraries.
(5)
Public owned and operated parks and playgrounds.
(6)
Public and governmental services.
(7)
Public parking lots.
(8)
Swimming pools.
(9)
Forestry activities.
(10)
Mural.
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
D.
Minimum Lot Size: sufficient to provide space for the main and accessory
structures and uses, yards, and off-street parking requirements.
F.
Structure Setback Requirements (must meet building code requirements).
(1)
Primary Structure.
|
Required yards:
| |
|
Front: 30 feet.
| |
|
Rear: 25 feet.
| |
|
Side: 8 feet.
|
(2)
Accessory Structures.
|
Required yards:
| |
|
Front: 30 feet.
| |
|
Rear: 3 feet.
| |
|
Side: 3 feet.
|
(3)
Provided, however, that no permitted or accessory building or
structure shall be constructed within eight feet of any residential
district boundary.
(4)
All lot lines abutting residential districts along the side
or rear shall be appropriately screened by fences, walls or year-round
planting and/or other suitable enclosures having a minimum height
of four feet and a maximum height of six feet.
G.
Parking. Both off-street parking and off-street loading spaces are to be required for uses in the IPR Zoning District (pursuant to § 27-506).
I.
Compliance with General Provisions. All uses within the IPR District
shall also be in compliance with the requirements of Part 5, General
Provisions, as applicable.
[Ord. 777-10, 7/26/2010]
1.
Specific Intent.
A.
In addition to the BD Business Development District established by
this chapter, there shall be established a General Business Development
Overlay District.
B.
The General Business Development Overlay District shall not be an
independent zoning district but shall be a set of special zoning regulations
to be applied over and above the zoning regulations otherwise controlling
upon a tract of land, as enabled by and described in Section 605 of
the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code. The district upon which
the overlay district is superimposed is referred to herein as the
"underlying district."
C.
The purpose of this overlay district is to provide a greater variety
of business uses within the Borough of Hamburg by permitting certain
uses or combinations of uses not otherwise permitted in the underlying
district and by permitting a greater spectrum of uses than that which
would be otherwise permitted in the underlying district, so as to
promote the public health, safety and general welfare of the residents
and inhabitants of the Borough.
D.
The General Business Overlay Development District shall be available
throughout those portions of the BD Business Development District
of the Borough of Hamburg as are more specifically identified on the
map, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference
as Exhibit A, and the legal description, which is attached hereto
and incorporated herein by reference as Exhibit B.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Exhibit A and Exhibit B are attached to
Ord. 777-10 and on file in the office of the Borough Secretary.
2.
Uses Permitted by Right. Provided that such use complies with all requirements identified in § 27-404, BD Business Development Zone — Commercial/Industrial, and Part 5, General Regulations, of this chapter, land and buildings in the underlying BD Business Development District may be utilized for the following uses:
A.
Amusement centers (including bowling, pool and billiard halls, video
and similar recreational uses).
B.
Automotive sales.
C.
Automotive service station (including minor automotive repair).
[Amended by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
D.
Banks.
E.
Business or financial services.
F.
Colleges.
G.
Community centers.
H.
Convenience stores (excluding wholesale sales).
I.
Fitness centers.
J.
Funeral homes.
K.
Health and medical institutions.
L.
Hotels and motels.
M.
Theaters, indoor.
N.
Laundromats.
O.
Pet shops.
P.
Public and governmental services.
Q.
Recreation centers.
R.
Restaurants.
S.
Retail stores.
T.
Strip malls.
U.
Small retail bakeries.
V.
Small hardware stores.
W.
Taverns and cocktail lounges.
X.
Animal boarding/kenneling.
[Added by Ord. No. 832-18, 2/26/2018]
