The intent of Article IV of this chapter is to assign a list of uses which are permitted by right, special exception and conditional use for each zoning district, as well as establish the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements for each permitted use. The provisions of Article IV are intended to be generally consistent with the Muhlenberg Township Comprehensive Plan of 2003. Where appropriate, special provisions shall be designated to the permitted uses by reference to other sections of this chapter.
A.
Purpose. The
R-1 Zoning District generally contains areas with low-density residential
uses, woodlands, steep slopes, stream valleys and agricultural land
areas. Subdivision and land development activity should be carefully
planned and limited based upon the existing road system, utility provisions
and environmentally sensitive land areas. Conservation management
practices should be encouraged to preserve or maintain the existing
natural features, habitats and resources.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the R-1 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the R-1 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(5)
Certain wireless communications facilities (WCFs) subject to § 355-83B(5).
[Added 7-20-2015 by Ord.
No. 546]
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the R-1 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the R-1 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix charts, providing
utility and dimensional requirements, are included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the R-1 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that:
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter. The following chart summarizes the minimum setback requirements.
R-1 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
10
|
10
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
20
|
20
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the R-1 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the R-1 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-1 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-1 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the R-1 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
R-2 Zoning District generally contains areas with low- to medium-density
residential uses, woodlands, stream valleys and agricultural land
areas, as well as public, municipal and institutional uses. Subdivision
and land development activity should be carefully planned and encouraged
as either infill development or to serve as a transition between areas
of low to medium residential densities. Conservation management practices
should be encouraged to preserve or maintain the existing natural
features, habitats and resources.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the R-2 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the R-2 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(5)
Certain wireless communications facilities (WCFs), subject to § 355-83B(5).
[Added 7-20-2015 by Ord.
No. 546]
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the R-2 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the R-2 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the R-2 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that:
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
R-2 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
3
|
3
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
5
|
5
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the R-2 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the R-2 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-2 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-2 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the R-2 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
R-3 Zoning District generally contains areas with medium-density residential
uses, woodlands, stream valleys, steep slopes and agricultural land
areas, as well as public, municipal and institutional uses. Subdivision
and land development activity should be carefully planned and encouraged
as either infill development or to serve as a transition between areas
of low to high residential densities. Conservation management practices
should be encouraged to preserve or maintain the existing natural
features, habitats and resources features.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the R-3 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the R-3 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(6)
Certain wireless communications facilities (WCFs), subject to § 355-83B(5).
[Added 7-20-2015 by Ord.
No. 546]
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the R-3 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the R-3 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the R-3 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that:
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
R-3 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
3
|
3
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
5
|
5
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the R-3 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the R-3 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-3 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-3 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the R-3 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
R-4 Zoning District generally contains areas with medium- to high-density
residential uses, stream valleys, carbonate geological zones, as well
as public, municipal and institutional uses. Subdivision and land
development activity should be carefully planned and encouraged as
either infill development or to serve as a transition between areas
of medium to high residential densities. Conservation management practices
should be encouraged to preserve or maintain the existing natural
features, habitats and resources features.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the R-4 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
(4)
Multifamily townhouse unit development containing 10 or fewer townhouse units, subject to § 355-46 of the chapter.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the R-4 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(1)
Multifamily townhouse unit development containing more than 10 townhouse units, subject to § 355-47 of the chapter.
(7)
Certain wireless communications facilities (WCFs), subject to § 355-83B(5).
[Added 7-20-2015 by Ord.
No. 546]
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the R-4 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the R-4 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the R-4 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that:
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
R-4 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
3
|
3
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
3
|
3
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the R-4 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the R-4 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-4 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-4 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the R-4 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
R-5 Zoning District generally contains areas with high-density and
multifamily residential uses, stream valleys, carbonate geological
zones, as well as public, municipal and institutional uses. Subdivision
and land development activity should be carefully planned and encouraged
as either infill development or for the logical expansion of existing
high residential areas. Conservation management practices should be
encouraged to preserve or maintain the existing natural features,
habitats and resources features.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the R-5 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
(4)
Multifamily townhouse unit development containing 10 or fewer townhouse units, subject to § 355-46 of the chapter.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the R-5 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(1)
Multifamily townhouse unit development containing more than 10 townhouse units, subject to § 355-47 of the chapter.
(8)
Certain wireless communications facilities (WCFs), subject to § 355-83B(5).
[Added 7-20-2015 by Ord.
No. 546]
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the R-5 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the R-5 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the R-5 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that:
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
R-5 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
3
|
3
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
3
|
3
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the R-5 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the R-5 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-5 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the R-5 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the R-5 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
C-1 Zoning District generally contains areas with low-profile commercial
uses as well as municipal, governmental, institutional, and medium-
to high-density residential uses within developed neighborhoods. Subdivision
and land development activity should be carefully planned and encouraged
as infill development. All uses should be served by a road system
and public utilities with sufficient capacities. Redevelopment or
conversions should be considered to accommodate new business opportunities
and enhance economic development opportunities.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the C-1 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
(3)
Multifamily townhouse unit development containing 10 or fewer townhouse units, subject to § 355-46 of the chapter.
(6)
Category 1 home occupation (also known as "no-impact home-based business"), subject to § 355-92 of the chapter.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art. I)]
(8)
Retail business
establishments.
(9)
Business
and professional offices.
(10)
Restaurants
without drive-through service lanes.
(11)
Taverns
and taprooms.
(12)
Club or
lodge.
(13)
Personal
service establishments.
(14)
Banks and
financial establishments.
(15)
Funeral
homes.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the C-1 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(6)
Multifamily townhouse unit development containing more than 10 townhouse units, subject to § 355-47 of the chapter.
(8)
Certain wireless communications facilities (WCFs), subject to § 355-83B(5).
[Added 7-20-2015 by Ord.
No. 546]
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the C-1 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the C-1 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the C-1 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that:
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
C-1 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
3
|
3
|
§ 355-90A
|
Nonresidential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
3
|
3
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the C-1 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the C-1 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the C-1 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the C-1 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the C-1 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
C-2 Zoning District generally contains areas with high-profile commercial
uses within unified and centralized shopping centers, which provide
opportunities to accommodate the regional needs of the community.
Subdivision and land development activity should be carefully planned
and encouraged as infill development. The uses should be served by
an arterial road system and by public utilities with sufficient capacities.
Redevelopment, revitalization and innovative development opportunities
should be considered to accommodate new business opportunities and
to enhance economic development opportunities.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the C-2 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
(4)
Category 1 home occupation (also known as "no-impact home-based business"), subject to § 355-92 of the chapter.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art. I)]
(6)
Retail business
establishments.
(7)
Business
and professional offices.
(8)
Restaurants
without drive-through service lanes.
(9)
Taverns and
taprooms.
(10)
Club or
lodge.
(11)
Theater
or family entertainment complex.
(12)
Personal
service establishments.
(13)
Banks and
financial establishments.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the C-2 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the C-2 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(5)
Hospital
or medical center.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the C-2 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the C-2 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
C-2 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
10
|
10
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
20
|
20
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the C-2 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the C-2 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the C-2 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the C-2 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the C-2 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
C-3 Zoning District generally contains areas with high-profile commercial
uses located along arterial highways, which provide opportunities
to accommodate pass-through traffic within the region. Subdivision
and land development activity should be carefully planned and encouraged
as infill development. The uses should be served by arterial roads
with sufficient accessibility that does not limit mobility and by
public utilities with sufficient capacities. Redevelopment, revitalization
and innovative development alternatives should be considered to accommodate
new business opportunities and to enhance economic development opportunities.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the C-3 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
(4)
Category 1 home occupation (also known as "no-impact home-based business"), subject to § 355-92 of the chapter.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art. I)]
(6)
Retail business
establishments.
(7)
Business
and professional offices.
(8)
Restaurants
without drive-through service lanes.
(9)
Taverns and
taprooms.
(10)
Club or
lodge.
(11)
Theater
or family entertainment complex.
(12)
Commercial
greenhouse or nursery.
(13)
Personal
service establishments.
(14)
Banks and
financial establishments.
(15)
Funeral
homes.
(16)
Equipment
rental business.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the C-3 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the C-3 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(10)
Wagering
and gambling establishments.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following pages[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the C-3 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the C-3 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
C-3 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
10
|
10
|
§ 355-90A
|
Nonresidential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
20
|
20
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the C-3 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the C-3 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the C-3 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the C-3 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the C-3 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
I-1 Zoning District generally contains areas with limited or light
industrial uses which provide opportunities to accommodate the regional
needs of the community. The areas zoned as I-1 are generally located
within close proximity to arterial roads, expressway, utilities and/or
rail facilities. Land development, redevelopment and adaptive reuse
activities should be carefully planned and encouraged to accommodate
new industrial opportunities and to enhance economic development opportunities,
provided that the uses do not affect the public health, safety and
general welfare of the community.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the I-1 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
(1)
Manufacturing.
(3)
Warehousing.
(4)
Wholesale
and distribution.
(5)
Fabrication
and finishing establishments.
(8)
Retail business
establishments.
(9)
Business
and professional offices.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the I-1 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception: the following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the I-1 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the I-1 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the I-1 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
I-1 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
10
|
10
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
20
|
20
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the I-1 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the I-1 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the I-1 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the I-1 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the I-1 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
I-2 Zoning District generally contains areas with general or heavy
industrial uses which provide opportunities to accommodate the regional
needs of the community. The areas zoned as I-2 are generally located
within close proximity to arterial roads, expressway, utilities and/or
rail facilities. Land development, redevelopment and adaptive reuse
activities should be carefully planned and encouraged to accommodate
new industrial opportunities and to enhance economic development opportunities,
provided that the uses do not affect the public health, safety and
general welfare of the community.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the I-2 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
(1)
Manufacturing.
(3)
Warehousing.
(4)
Wholesale
and distribution.
(5)
Fabrication
and finishing establishments.
(8)
Retail business
establishments.
(9)
Business
and professional offices.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the I-2 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
(6)
Telecommunications facilities (WCFs), subject to § 355-83B(5) and C(1), (2) and (3) of the chapter.
[Amended 7-20-2015 by Ord. No. 546]
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the I-2 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the I-2 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All typical accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the I-2 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that:
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
I-2 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
10
|
10
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
20
|
20
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the I-2 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the I-2 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the I-2 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the I-2 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the I-2 Zoning District.
A.
Purpose. The
SA-1 Zoning District generally contains areas with existing intensive
agricultural uses relative to the growing, processing, packing, storage,
sale and shipping of mushrooms which are located along collector roads
or within close proximity to or along arterial highways and expressways.
These areas provide unique employment opportunities for the residents
within the region. The special agricultural uses are generally associated
with certain nuisances (air, odor and noise), which by virtue of their
character define their use as special agricultural. Subdivision and
land development activity should be carefully planned to consider
existing residential and commercial uses which are located within
close proximity of the planned use.
B.
Permitted uses
by right. The following principal uses and their accessory uses are
permitted by right within the SA-1 Zoning District, provided that:
the use is approved by the Zoning Officer; only one principal use
is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements;
and the use complies with all other supplemental development and design
requirements specified within the chapter.
C.
Permitted uses
by conditional use. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by conditional use within the SA-1 Zoning District,
provided that: a conditional use is granted by the Board of Commissioners;
only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum and
maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all other
supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
D.
Permitted uses
by special exception. The following principal uses and their accessory
uses are permitted by special exception within the SA-1 Zoning District,
provided that: a special exception is granted by the Zoning Hearing
Board; only one principal use is permitted per lot meeting the minimum
and maximum dimensional requirements; and the use complies with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
E.
Utility and dimensional
requirements. The matrix chart on the following page[1] provides the basic utility and dimensional requirements
for all permitted uses within the SA-1 Zoning District. Unless otherwise
specified within the chapter, all permitted uses shall comply with
these requirements.
[1]
Editor's Note: The matrix chart providing
utility and dimensional requirements is included as an attachment
to this chapter.
F.
Accessory uses
and structure. All accessory uses and structures to the permitted
uses of the SA-1 Zoning District shall be permitted, provided that
they are located on the same lot as the principal use; they are clearly
subordinate to the principal use; they have been properly addressed
as part of the application for a permit, subdivision, land development,
special exception or conditional use; and/or they comply with all
other supplemental development and design requirements specified within
the chapter.
SA-1 Zoning District: Accessory Use and
Structure Requirements
| |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Minimum Setback Requirements
| |||||
Type
|
Use
|
Front
(feet)
|
Side
(feet)
|
Rear
(feet)
|
Reference to other provisions of this
Chapter
|
Accessory buildings or structures
|
Residential
|
Note 1
|
10
|
10
|
§ 355-90A
|
Non-residential
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
Note 1
|
§ 355-90B
| |
Swimming pools
|
All uses
|
Note 1
|
20
|
20
|
§ 355-108
|
Note 1:
|
The setback requirements for the accessory use
or structure shall comply with setback requirements for the principal
use, as specifically referenced on the matrix chart for the SA-1 Zoning
District.
|
Note 2:
|
The information specified under this section identifies the general setback requirements for accessory uses and structures. Additional setback requirements or exceptions may also apply under § 355-90 (Accessory uses and/or structures), § 355-99 (Projections into yards) and § 355-108 (Swimming pools).
|
Note 3:
|
Should a discrepancy exist between the provisions
contained within the text portion of this chapter and the provisions
contained within this chart, the provisions contained within the text
portion shall prevail. The information contained within this chart
shall be subject to the interpretation of the Zoning Officer.
|
G.
Subdivision and land development requirements. Where required to comply with the provisions of the Muhlenberg Township Code, a subdivision plan and/or land development plan shall be submitted to Muhlenberg Township for review and consideration prior to the issuance of a building permit for any permitted use within the SA-1 Zoning District. If a subdivision or land development plan is required, the plan shall be prepared to comply with the appropriate provisions of Chapters 310 and 355 of the Code.
H.
Off-street parking and loading. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the SA-1 District shall comply with the off-street parking and loading requirements specified under Article X of this chapter.
I.
Signs. Where applicable, all permitted uses within the SA-1 District shall comply with the requirements for signs, as specified under Article XI of this chapter.
J.
Supplemental
regulations. Where applicable, all sections of this chapter shall
apply as supplementary regulations and specifications for permitted
uses within the SA-1 Zoning District.