602 Tonnele Ave Jersey City, NJ 07307
K. Conditional Use Standards for Mortuaries. See R-1 Conditional Use Standards. § 345-45. - RC-1 Residential Commercial District 1 (three and four stories). A. Purpose. 1. The purpose of this district is to recognize the existence and importance of the historic mixed use, neighborhood business districts through the City. The purpose of this zoning is to prom…
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R-1 · Jersey City, NJK. Conditional Use Standards for Mortuaries. See R-1 Conditional Use Standards. § 345-45. - RC-1 Residential Commercial District 1 (three and four stories). A. Purpose. 1. The purpose of this district is to recognize the existence and importance of the historic mixed use, neighborhood business districts through the City. The purpose of this zoning is to promote the historical Table of Contents Page 115 of 295 pattern along these corridors and continue to permit a mix of uses consistent with neighborhood centers. B. Permitted principal uses are as follows: 1. Ground floor and upper floors: a. Residential and/or live/work. i. For lots that are less than 50 feet in width: 1. Permitted on all floors. ii. For lots that are 50 feet or greater in width: 1. Permitted above ground floor. 2. Residential uses are permitted on the ground floor, provided that ground floor residential uses are located 25 linear feet from any lot line fronting on a right-of-way. Ground floor residential uses must be situated behind an active storefront use that includes, but is not limited to, retail, building lobbies, art galleries, and offices. For corner lots, residential uses may be within 25 linear feet from a front lot line considered a “side street” so long as active storefront use is proposed along the “main street”. 3. Live/work uses permitted on the ground floor, provided that they have a dedicated entrance from the right-of-way. b. Art galleries; c. Health clubs; d. Offices; e. Theaters and museums; f. Education facilities, public and private; g. Child day care centers; h. Adult day care centers; i. Medical offices. 2. Ground floor only: a. Retail sales of goods and services. b. Financial institutions without drive-thru facilities. c. Restaurants, category one and two. 3. Government uses. 4. Parks and playgrounds. C. Uses incidental and accessory to the principal use, such as: 1. Off-street parking and parking garages permitted on lots with a width of twenty-five (25) feet or more. Table of Contents Page 116 of 295 2. Fences and walls. 3. Signs. 4. Sidewalk cafes associated with category one and two restaurants. 5. TV, radio, and/or stereo systems accessory to bars and restaurants. 6. Live entertainment accessory to Category One restaurants only, subject to issuance of a "restaurant entertainment license" by the Division of Commerce and the restrictions as to decibel level, hours of operation, and location of entertainment providers attached to that license (see Ordinance No. 12-001). D. Bulk standards: 1.
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