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d.) Bolster a vibrant creative/industrial economy and add to the list of Mashpee destinations. Section B.) Allowed Uses: In addition to uses specified in §174-25: Land Use Regulations of the Mashpee Zoning-By Law, this Overlay establishes the criteria to develop, the industrial and C-3 districts, relevant activities and emerging business models that represent industrial uses reflective of the modern era. This district will create a pathway for light-industrial uses, as defined above, to establish a presence and an identity in Mashpee while knitting together town fabric by permitting compatible commercial and miscellaneous uses that help to establish sense of place and character. Uses that reflect modern industrial realities and shall be permitted within the boundaries of the Light Industrial Overlay as defined in §174-25: Land Use Regulations. Uses shall reflect the modern industrial typology that does not require significant floor area, produce excessive levels noise or environmental pollution or degradation and shall adhere to the architectural standards identified in the sections in this chapter. Section C.) General Requirements and Prohibitions • Allowed uses will conform to the definition of `Light-Industrial' as per §174-3 or conform to allowed uses specified in §174-25 under the I-1 and C-3 columns. • Any use whose process produces dangerous or noxious compounds, whether solid or gas, that may impact surrounding parcels and districts is prohibited if the applicant is unable to demonstrate to the permitting authority compliance with this prohibition. • No food truck vendor who wishes to conduct business in a Food Truck Park shall do so without acquiring all required licenses and permits from the Board of Health, Board of Selectmen and any relevant state and/or federal permitting/licensing authority. • District-wide events such as farmers markets, arts and crafts sales, and open studios shall be allowed after the Plan Review Committee has reviewed and approved a planned proposal that indicates the dates, times, locations, events scheduled, vendors, and a statement of expected impact etc. Section D.) Accessory Uses A mix of uses will be allowed so long as the permitting authority finds that the accessory use is complementary to the principal business and is not detrimental to the area. Any proposed exterior accessory use shall be included in site plan and shall require approval from the permitting authority. Accessory uses shall include the following: • Retail sales and services clearly secondary to the principal business. • Cafe/Food Service (includes restaurants that are not full service) • Outdoor seating/eating area • Tasting Room/Bar for product sampling. • Dog Park • Playground/Skate park • Family recreation activities (i.e. miniature golf) • Community Garden • Band shells/Stage/Amphitheatre as long as any musical performances are not amplified. 13