4th St Red Hill, PA 18076
R-2 Residential District. [Ord. 300, 12/4/1984, § 3.8; as amended by Ord. 424, 5/12/2004, § I; by Ord. 438, 5/11/2005; and by Ord. 442, 9/14/2005, §§ III, IV, V] 1. Purpose. The R-2 Residential District is intended to protect existing residential uses from incompatible land uses and to provide reasonable standards for medium density single-family and two-fam…
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R2 · Red Hill, PAR-2 Residential District. [Ord. 300, 12/4/1984, § 3.8; as amended by Ord. 424, 5/12/2004, § I; by Ord. 438, 5/11/2005; and by Ord. 442, 9/14/2005, §§ III, IV, V] 1. Purpose. The R-2 Residential District is intended to protect existing residential uses from incompatible land uses and to provide reasonable standards for medium density single-family and two-family residential developments in appropriate areas of the Borough. Certain public and semi-public uses are also provided for in this District. 2. Uses Permitted by Right. Each of the following principal uses and their accessory uses are permitted by right in the R-2 Residential District by the Zoning Officer, provided that the use, type, dimensional and all other applicable requirements of this Chapter are satisfied: A. Single-family detached dwelling. B. Single-family semidetached dwelling. C. Two family detached dwelling. D. Public park and recreational area. E. No-impact home-based business. F. Fire station. 3. Special Exception Uses. Each of the following principal uses and their accessory uses may be permitted in the R-2 Residential District by the Zoning Hearing Board in accordance with the standards contained in § 27-315 of this Chapter, provided a minimum lot area of two acres is provided: A. Religious institution. B. Educational institution. C. Child day care center. D. Membership club. E. Library. F.
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