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Page 6 Article 25 (continued): January 16, 1974 9.553 The entire perimeter boundary lines of the PRC, as shown on the Master Site Development Plan, with the exception of areas for ingress to or egress from the PRC and areas contiguous to natural bodies of water or other natural boundaries which serve to deny access to the PRC, shall be surrounded by a fence or hedgerow, or a combination thereof, which shall be not less than five (5) feet in height. All areas designed for access into the PRC by motor vehicle shall be served by a gatehouse or other access control facility. ' 9.554 Interior roads shall be owned and maintained by a homeowners association as contemplated by Section 9.5622, and shall have a minimum right of way width of forty (40) feet and a minimum paved width of twenty (20) feet. Cul-de-sacs shall have a minimum radius at the curb line of forty (40) feet. 9.555 Adequate provision shall be made for the removal of snow, trash, and garbage, and for the general maintenance of the PRC, by the persons or association to which Common Space is dedicated under Section 9.562. 9.56 Common Space. 9.561 Common space other than common space on which structures are situated (hereinafter called "Common Space"), shall be shown as defined areas of land on the Master Site Development Plan, and portimns thereof may be designed, developed, and for reasonable recreational purposes. 9.562 The Common Space shall be permanently dedicated in one of the two following alternatives. A statement of the developer's choice and the manner of dedicating the Common Space shall be furnished with the Master Site Development Plan, together with the covenants and restrictions necessary to secure the permanent legal existence of the Common Space in accordance with the developer's expressed intention. 9.5621 Ownership as tenants in common - The Common Space may be owned by the individual unit owners within the PRC as tenants in common. ' 9.5622 Ownership by homeowners' association - The Common Space may be owned by a corporation, trust or association organized by the developer for the benefit of the individual unit owners within the PRC. Each unit owner shall acquire an interest in the corporation, trust or association automatically upon acquiring title to a dwelling unit in the PRC. The corporation, trust or association shall own and maintain the Common Space, and shall not dispose of any of the Common Space, by sale or otherwise (except to an organization conceived and established to own and maintain the Common Space for the benefit of the unit owners). 9.563 The provisions of Section 9.363 shall apply to any organization established pursuant to Section 9.5622. 9.57 Health and Safety 9.571 All dwelling units and other buildings in a PRC shall be served by potable water supply systems with no individual wells serving individual units to be permitted. 91572 Fire hydrants shall be installed in the PRC. 9.58 Board of Appeals and Planning Board Approval 9.581 If the requirements set forth above are met, and provided further that the provisions of Section 9.582 have been satisfied and such use does not sub= stantially derogate from the main intent of the Zoning By -Law, the Board of Appeals ' may approve the use of the land for a Planned Retirement Community. 9.582 An application for use as a Planned Retirement Community as specified in this Section 9.5 shall be made to the Board of Appeals and shall be accompanied by a Master Site Development Plan. Such an application shall show the plans for the development of the area, including specifically: A. The topography of the tract showing 2' contour intervals, the location of woodland, streams and water areas, and other significant features of the land; B. The land use plan, showing the general location of all interior street, and the approximate size and location of each land use permitted under this Section 9.5; C. Such other features as the developer may consider to be of importance in the evaluation of the Master Site Development Plan.