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RE:3II)G11\I1I'IM, 'JMME:RCIAL R3 R4 R5 ��l C1-Sv C1-0 5. Customary home occupation or the R-3M office of a resident physician, 1( dentist, attorney-at-law, architect, engineer, or member of other recognized profession similar to the afore- mentioned provided that not more than three (3) persons shall practice or be employed on the premises at any one time. SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP 6. The use of a portion of a dwelling or accessory building therto by a resident builder, carpenter, painter, plumber, mason, or other artisan or I by a resident tree surgeon or landscape gardener for incidental work and storage in connection with p " their off-premises occupation provided there is no external change which alters the residential appearance of the buildings. SP SP SP SP Y Y Y Y !, 7. Restaurants, beauty shop, barber shop, or newsstand inside a building for the use of the primary occupants of the building, provided there be no exterior evidence of same, and further provided that an apartment complex contain not less than fifty (50) rental units or 1 in the case of a condominium, not less than fifty (50) units. gp Sp y y 8. Private ways for access through Commercial District C-2 to Industrial j District I-1 subject to compliance with applicable subdivision laws and regulations, SP 9. Fixed or floating piers, wharfs or docks, both seasonal and year-round, subject to the securing of all necessary permits from the Town, ! jState and Federal Covernment units Ii having jurisdiction over inland and/ � or coastal waterways and wetlands. j Prior to the grant of any such special permit the Board d of Appeals. shall receive the advice and recommendations of the Conservation Commission and .the Harbormaster, and i,-, shall not grant the special permit if A the structure will unduly interfere i �a with free passage of travel by water or cause substantial distruption of the marine environment. SP SP SP SP SPI ' is i 6-9