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except for the purposes permitted as set forth in the accompanying Table of Use Regulations, Section 6.3. Prior to the authorization 6.17. of any new building, the Building Inspector shall require a performance bond of not less than $4.00 per foot of lot frontage against possible costs due to erosion or damage within street rights-of-way, and a bond or cash security may be required by the Building Inspector for other construction, such bond or cash security to be held by the Town Treasurer until an occupancy permit is granted in the case of a building or a release of the security is executed by the Building Inspector. In the event of erosion or damage within streets rights-of-way caused by the construction, the owner of the land shall make repairs to restore the road layout not later than 10 days after being directed to do so by the Building Inspector or the security posted will be forfeited and applied to the cost of said repairs and the owner will be responsible for any cost in excess of the -security. The Building Inspector shall have the right, for cause, to extend the 10 day time limit imposed hereunder for additional 10 day periods. 6.2 A use listed in Section 6.3 is permitted as of right in any district under which it is denoted by the letter "Y" subject to such requirements as may be specified elsewhere in this By-Law. Absence of any designation on the Table in Section 6.3 means the use listed is not permitted. If designated in the Tables by the letters "SP" the use may be permitted as a special exception only if the Planning Board so determines and grants a special permit therefore as provided in Section 9 Subject to such restrictions as set forth elsewhere in this By-Law and/or such restrictions as said Board may establish, or if Section 9 is not applicable then such permit shall be granted if deemed by the Board of Appeals in the best interest of the community. "Such permit shall set forth any restric- tions or requirements for surety bonding to insure compliance, that the I' Board of Appeals deems appropriate and the granting of said permit shall be made after the Board of Appeals determines it is not deterimental to the Town or the area by reason of excessive traffic noise or demand on community facilities." In all cases involving a special permit a site plan showing location of buildings, drainage, and utilities shall be submitted in duplicate and Board of Appeals shall submit one (1) copy to the Planning Board for its review and comments. The Planning Board shall submit a written report to the Board of Appeals within thirty (30) days of the receipt of said site plan. Where the decision of the Board of Appeals differs from the recommendations of the Planning Board the reasons therefore shall be clearly stated in writing. 6.2j7 Any Special Permit granted by the Board of Appeals shall be issued only following a public hearing which shall be held within 65 days after the filing of an application therefore with the Town Clerk, a copy of which shall forthwith be given to the Board of Appleals by the applicant.