Redevelopment District. Neighborhood Commercial Property. A building may be erected, used or occupied and a lot may be used or occupied for any of the following purposes and no other:
A. Churches and similar places of worship
B. Public and quasi-public schools and institutions of higher learning.
C. Municipal parks, playgrounds and other municipal buildings and uses as are deemed appropriate and necessary by the Township Council.
D. Other public buildings of a governmental or cultural nature.
E. Customary and conventional farming operations, except the keeping and raising of animals for the purpose of securing their pelts or hides.
F. A professional office or a customary home occupation in a dwelling.
G. Retail business and personal service establishments which are clearly of a neighborhood service character, such as, but not limited to, the following:
(1) Stores selling groceries, meats, baked goods and other food items.
(2) Drug and pharmaceutical stores.
(3) Hardware and household supply stores.
(4) Package liquor stores.
(5) Stationery, tobacco and newspaper stores.
(6) Restaurant and confectionary store.
(7) Barber- and beauty shops.
(8) Shoe repair shops.
(9) Tailor shops, dry-cleaning pickup shops and self-service laundries, provided that public sewerage facilities are available
(10) Professional offices, banks and fiduciary institutions
(11) Business enterprises offering instructional program.
H. Child-care centers as a permitted use subject to the standards set forth in § 154-56C(7).
