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I. II the Planning Board to a less stringent schedule in cases where the Planning Board finds that individual lot owners are ade- quately protected. 9. 35 Space Requirements 9 . 351 No single family or accessory use structure shall be built closer to the street line , sideline, or rear line than the mini- mum requirement of the underlying zoning district and no structure shall be built closer to the street line, sideline, or rear line than fifty (50) feet; two (2) separate parking spaces shall be provided for each dwelling unit. 9. 352 A buffer strip of land equal in width to the front vard requirement of the underlying zoning district shall be created along the entire perimeter of the parcel. The buffer strip shall be unbroken except for access roads. The buffer strip shall be considered part of the permanent open space. The buffer strip shall be retained in its natural state or landscaped if in the opinion of the Planning Board it is necessary to protect *privacy of adjoining land owners and shall not be used for parking or organized recreational activities. The Planning Board may require a buffer strip in excess of the minimum requirement depending on the use of the adjoining land. 9. 36 Common Open Space 9. 361 The common open space shall be a defined area of open land shown on the definitive development plan containing not less than thirty (30) percent of the total land area, and shall be designed and maintained in accordance with the following standards : 9. 3611 Naturally existing woods, meadow and marshland shall be maintained and improved by customary good con- servation practices. 9. 3612 In cases where the land is scarred or barren, it shall be improved to grow back to the natural state of the surrounding countryside. 9. 3613 It shall be planned in large units of land, con- tinuous wherever possible, and shall be accessible to the open space residential development property owners, or to the public when owned by the Town of Mashpee. 9. 3614 It is the intent that the common open space be h developed for reasonable outdoor recreational uses. These may include playing fields , tennis courts and golf courses. 9, 362 The common open space shall -be permanently dedicated in � one of the following ways: In either case the developer' s I. declaration of this choice and the manner of dedicatin- a the common open space shall be furnished with the definitive development plan, together with the covenants and restrictions necessary to secure the permanent legal existence of the common open space. R � I 1 -?5- I