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(4) �F good; and if a portion of the registered land, suffient to constitute a ) dominant .tenement, is deedefto the Town of Mashpee by a deed which states that the land thereby conveyed._ is benefitted by restrictions imposed there- by.-upon all of the lands wn on such plan, which restrictions: (i) run, with respect to their burden, with all of the land shown on such plan; O are noted on or in the certificate or certificates of title to the registered portions of such land; (iii) have a stated duration of not less than the maximum period permitted by section 27 of Chapter 184 of the General Laws of the Commomwealth .of Massachusetts; (iv) contain the pro- visions for extension described in said section; and (v) have the effect, when considered .in the agregate, of: : i fa) Permitting no more than three dwelling units times the number of acres of registered land, and (b) Permitting no more than 870 square feet of area (including in such computation the sum of the floor areas of any building but excluding customer parking areas) times the number of acres of registered land to be devoted to commercial uses, other than recrea- tional uses. THEN, all other provisions of this Section F, including but not limited to prohibitions on use and minimum lot size and frontage require- ments shall not be applicable to the registered land so long as such restrictions are enforceable, except that no part of such land may be sed for industrial or oUnoxious uses. If any of the unregistered land is subsequently registered and effectively subjected to the foregoing re- strictions in favor of the dominant tenement, it shall thereafter be treated, for all purposes of this Section F, as if it has been so re- gistered and subjected at the time of approval of the plan. (2) For the purposes 6f this Section F. V. , a 'dwelling unit" shall of include detached buildings on any lot utilized solely for non-pay- ingguests of the person or persons occupying the princip dwelling unit on the same lot, but it shall include each individual room or suite of ooma in .any hotel or motel. ,TuNgtidimamadde and seconded to accept article as read. Voted 25 for, none opposed. 1 Sincerely, Bernice L. Grant Boston, Mass. , July 26, 1963 k true copy The foregoing amendments to by-laws Attest: and zoning by-laws have been approved, with the exception of the stricken words in Article 583, which have been DISAPPROVED. 4- OoSar�neyAG6neral G y _ w