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I It ItoJ"TP.IF: Rl R2 R1 R•; R5 Cl Cl-SV Cl-0 C-2 ? 19. Outdoor Dining shall be allowe in commercial districts as an access3ry use to an allowed eating place serving food and beverace, provided that visual screening shall be reauireo in any area abutting a residential zone. Such screening shall consist of a solid fence, wall or mature hedoe or other screen-type planting of such a height as to screen any diners from view from the said residence zone. i V 1. Premises within non-residential zones may be used for parades, carnivals, fairs, or festivals pro- vided that (a) such uses shall not be conducted for any period in ex- cess of 10 consecutive days, and (b) all necessary licenses and permits are obtained from the Board of Select- men and other applicable government officials in accordance with town, State and federal law. Y Y Y Y i .2. Mobile home as construction office. Upon issuance of a spe=ial permit, a mobile home or trailer may be used at a construction site for a period.of not more than six months, except that the Building Inspector may extend the permission for additional sig: month successive periods while constriction is continuing. The mobile home or trailer may be used and occupied by a resident guard or caretaker provided it is connected to a septic system and water supply as approved by the Board of Health. SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP 3• Christmas Tree Sales. Upon approval of a special permit from the Board of Appeals, premises within non- residential zones may be used for temporary sales of Christmas Trees Provided that (a) sales shall not be conducted before Thanksgiving or after December 31st, and (b) all trees, signs and temporary structures shall be set back a minimum of 40 feet from all streets and shall be removed within 10 days after the close of the sale. SP SP SP SP 6 - 10