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Page 5 January 16, 1974 exceed one (1) percent of the total number of acres contained within the perimeter boundary lines of the PRC, as shown on the Master Site Development Plan. 9.53 Permitted Uses Within a PRC only the following uses, together with uses customarily accessory thereto, shall be permitted: 9.531 Single family detached dwelling structures 9.532 Structures consisting of not more than eight (8) attached dwelling units per structure: 9.533 Garden Apartments - less than four (4) nor more than eight (8) - apartments units with no portion of the building below'the first story nor above' the second story used for dwelling purposes; 9.534 Community buildings and recreational facilities for the exclusive use of the residents of the PRC and their guests; 9.535 Buildings for uses ordinarily incidental o the construction, operation and maintenance of a Planned Retirement Community, including buildings for the maintenance and administration of the PRC and for the storage of equipment and supplies therefor; model dwellings; offices and facilities for the sale 9f dwelling units and furnishings therefor; and buildingssand facilities for furnishing to the PRC sewage collection, treatment and disposal, potalble and/or other water; and other utilities, and for the operation and maintenance therefor. 9.536 Any uses permitted under Section 6.3 (D) 9.54 Height All buildings and structures within a PRC shall be subject to the height restrictions for R-1 and R-2 zoning districts set forth in Section 7; provided that there shall be no restriction on the height of water tanks and mechanical equipment serving the PRC, or the height of towers located in the PRC. 9.55 Space Requirements Recognizing that the PRC concept may not provide for the creation of standard building lots, but may instead require all or a portion of the land within the PRC to be owned in common as provided in Sections 9.5621 or 9.5622, notwithstanding the provisions of Section 7 of this By -Law all buildings in a Planned Retirement Community which has such common land ownership shall be situated in relation to streets and other buildings in a manner consistent with accepted engineering and design standards of multi -density residential land development, with due consideration being given to the access of each residential building to streets, parking areas, natural lighting and ventilation, as well as proximity to neighboring buildings, and with each building to be located in such a manner as to create a total community concept. I] 9.551 where a PRC is to be developed pursuant to a plan as to which approval of the Planning Board under the Subdivision Control Saw is required, no single family or accessory use of structure shall be built closer to the street line, sideline or rear line than the minimum requirement of the undeflying zoning district, and no multi -family structure shallbe built closer to the street line, sideline or rear line than fifty (50) feet. Provided, however, that nothing herein shall be deemed to restrict the Board of Appeals and Planning Board from modifying such requirements for a PRC land subdivision in order to effectuate the PRC total community concept. 9.552 Parking shall be provided in accordance with the following requirements: One off-street parking space, located within the PRC, shall be provided for each dwelling unit, Such parking may be open, enclosed or a combination thereof. The aforesaid requirements shall be in lieu of any requirements set forth in Section 8. Second part of 9.531, which read "Attached dwelling units per structure"was deleted.