Data processing centers are expressly permitted in the I-2 Industrial District, while the I-1 District permits only listed uses and therefore does not permit data centers; the I-1A District permits I-2 uses. Data processing centers

An I-2 data center lot must contain at least two acres. Lot area

An I-2 data center lot must have a minimum width of 275 feet and minimum frontage of 50 feet. minimum lot width of 275 feet and minimum lot frontage of 50 feet

An I-2 data center may not exceed three stories or 35 feet in height, whichever is less. three stories or 35 feet

An I-2 data center must provide a front yard averaging at least 50 feet, may not place a building within 35 feet of the street, and may pave no more than 50% of the front yard for parking and access drives. front yard

An I-2 data center must provide rear and side yards at least equal to the building height and never less than 30 feet; at least 10 feet of each yard must be landscaped or planted. rear yard and side yard

In the I-2 District, buildings may cover no more than 40% of the lot and total impervious coverage, including buildings, may not exceed 85%. Coverage

An I-2 data center must provide a planted buffer of at least 50 feet next to residentially zoned or used property, including a Planning Board-approved solid fence; the buffer cannot contain parking or access drives. 50 feet in depth

An I-2 data center must provide at least a 25-foot buffer next to parkland and a five-foot planted buffer along property lines adjoining commercial or industrial property. buffer strip of at least 25 feet and five-foot planted buffer

Before approval of a site plan, building permit, or certificate of occupancy for an I-2 use, the applicant must submit a report identifying chemicals, oils, solvents, or other materials used; describing machinery operations and products; and explaining runoff water-quality controls. submit a report

An I-2 data center must use a closed septic system or connect to an off-site treatment facility, with sewage disposal approved by the Township Health Officer. closed septic system or provide sewerage connection

Where a data center operates in the I-1A District, it is subject to a minimum one-acre lot, 150-foot lot width, two-story/35-foot height limit, the specified yard and coverage limits, and required planted buffers and fencing. Uses permitted in the I-1 and I-2 Zones and I-1A bulk regulations

I-1A development requires site-plan approval under § 360-61. Site plan

Data processing centers are expressly allowed as a permitted use in the I-2 Industrial District, so they do not require conditional-use approval under the industrial-district use list. Data processing centers

The I-1A Industrial District permits all uses allowed in the I-1 and I-2 Districts, which includes data processing centers through the I-2 permitted-use list. Uses permitted in the I-1 and I-2 Zones

In the I-2 District, data centers may use accessory off-street parking and loading as required by the zoning chapter. Off-street parking and loading

In the I-2 District, accessory buildings may be used to store trucks, vehicles, and equipment used for the principal data-processing use on the lot. Storage of trucks and other vehicles and equipment

In the I-2 District, employee-only office, lunchroom, eating, and clinic facilities are allowed as accessory uses. Office or employee lunchrooms/eating and clinic facilities

The I-2 District provides a development envelope for permitted uses: at least two acres, 275 feet of lot width, a maximum height of three stories or 35 feet, up to 40% building coverage, and up to 85% impervious coverage. These standards are subject to the district’s yard, landscaping, buffering, and frontage requirements. I-2 bulk regulations

The I-2 District permits combinations of its permitted uses, provided each use occupies at least 2,000 square feet of floor area, allowing a data-processing center to be combined with other permitted industrial uses subject to that minimum. Any combination of permitted uses