To the extent not otherwise prohibited, required open space may be used for the following:
- Conservation areas for natural, archeological or historical resources;
- Meadows, woodlands, wetlands, wildlife corridors, game preserves or similar conservation-oriented areas;
- Pedestrian or multipurpose trails;
- Passive recreation areas;
- Active recreation areas, provided that impervious area is limited to no more than 25% of the total open space (active recreation areas in excess of this impervious area limit must be located outside of the required open space);
- Golf courses (excluding clubhouse areas and maintenance facilities), provided the area does not exceed 50% of the required open space and further provided that impervious area is limited to no more than 10% of the total open space;
- Water bodies, such as lakes and ponds and special flood hazard areas provided the total surface area does not exceed 50% of the required open space;
- Restricted agriculture, community garden;
- Floriculture, horticulture, pasturage, row and field crops, viticulture, tree or sod farm, silviculture;
- Stormwater control measures; and
- Easements for drainage, access and underground utility lines.