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i' i 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 - no less than four (4) nor more than eight (8) apartment units with no portion of the building below the first story nor above the second storyI used for dwelling purposes; 9. 534 Community buildings and recreational facilities for the exclusive use of the residents of the PRC and a their guests; 9. 535 Buildings for uses ordinarily incidental to the construction, operation and, maintenance of a Planned Retirement Community, including buildings for the main- tenance and administr_atiori of the PICC and for the storage of equipment and supplies therefor; model dwellings; offices and facilities for the sale of dwelling units and s ' furnishings therefor; and buildings and facilities for u { furnishing to the PRC sewage collection, treatment and disposal, potable or other water, and other utilities, r and for the operation and maintenance thereof. ] 9. 535 An .!; y usespermitted under Section 6 . 3 r ' I 3, 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 fig ; 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. ay ; 9. 55 Space Requirements - Recognizing that the PRC concept may 'i, � ' 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 4A standards of multi.--density residential land development, with due consideration being given to the access of each residential building to streets, narking areas, natural lighting and ventilation, as well as Droximity to neigh- boring buildings , and with each building to be located in ! such a manner as to create a total community concept. 9. 551 Where a PRC is to be developed Pursuant to a n_ lan ;E as to which approval of the _Planning Board under the Sub- j + division Control Law is required, no single family or � f accessory use structure shall be built closet to the street line , sideline or rear line than the minimum. re- ,! k ' quirement of the underlying zoning district, and no multi-family structure shall be built closer to the street line, :sideline or rear line than fifty (50) feet. Pro-- [i c