My WebLink
|
Help
|
About
|
Sign Out
Home
Browse
Search
1997-Annual Town Report
>
1997-Annual Town Report
Metadata
Thumbnails
Annotations
Entry Properties
Last modified
2/19/2021 3:41:57 PM
Creation date
2/19/2021 3:41:56 PM
Metadata
Fields
Template:
Annual_Town_Report
DocType
Annual Town Report
Year
1997
There are no annotations on this page.
Document management portal powered by Laserfiche WebLink 9 © 1998-2015
Laserfiche.
All rights reserved.
/
163
PDF
Print
Pages to print
Enter page numbers and/or page ranges separated by commas. For example, 1,3,5-12.
After downloading, print the document using a PDF reader (e.g. Adobe Reader).
Show annotations
View images
View plain text
Adult Use must comply with the following min- Massachusetts General Law any existing adult <br /> imum distance separations: bookstore, adult motion picture theater, adult <br /> paraphernalia store, adult video store, or estab- <br /> lishment which displays live nudity for its <br /> aration is required from any other Adult patrons (see subsection 3 below) shall apply for <br /> Use. such permit within ninety (90) days following <br /> l tion of this section.ado <br /> �j b) A minimum six hundred (600) foot separa- the P <br /> tion is required from the Adult Use struc- 3) Any adult use granted a license prior to January <br /> ture to existing residential uses and dis- 1997 must apply for a Special Permit from the <br /> ;t tricts; educational uses; religious uses pub- Planning Board, as specified in subsection 2) <br /> fy lic beaches; and public active recreation above, but will be granted an extension of up to <br /> kE <br /> 7 facilities, including school athletic fields one (1) year following the adoption of the <br /> and facilities, and town parks. requirements specified in §174-45.2 (B) so long <br /> c) A minimum five hundred (500) foot sepa- as said establishment does not violate subsection <br /> ,3 a or under Section 2(Other Requirements). If <br /> ration is required from any establishment ) ) <br /> " licensed under the provisions of said establishment violates subsection a) or b) <br /> under Section 2 (Other Requirements) then the <br /> Massachusetts General Laws, Section 12 of <br /> Chapter 138. Planning Board will have the right to place <br /> restrictions by a four-fifths vote on time and <br /> d) A twenty (20) foot vegetative buffer con- manner of said operation. If at the end of one(1) <br /> taining adequate screening given the char- year said establishment has not complied fully, <br /> acter of the neighborhood and the intensity said establishment may apply to the Planning <br /> of the use shall be provided between adult Board for one more extension as long as said <br /> uses and abutting commercial uses, if any. establishment can show good cause for the <br /> 2) Other Requirements: extension. The Planning Board may grant the <br /> extension within a reasonable period (not to <br /> a) The applicant or owner must disclose if exceed five (5)months)by a four-fifths vote. At <br /> they have been convicted of violating the such time the extension is granted, the Planning <br /> provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Board may add further restrictions by a four- <br /> i Section 63 of Chapter 119 or Section 28 of fifths vote. <br /> Chapter 272. A special permit shall not be <br /> issued to any person convicted of violating D. LAPSE: <br /> the provisions of Massachusetts General 1) A Special Permit granted under this section shall <br /> Laws, Section 63 of Chapter 119, or lapse after two (2)years, not including such time <br /> Section 28 of Chapter 272. The applicant is required to pursue or await the determination of <br /> to disclose any and all involvement with 'an appeal referred to in Massachusetts General <br /> other adult uses in the Town. Laws, Chapter 40A, Section 17, from the grant <br /> b) No signs, pictures, publications, video- thereof, if a substantial use thereof has not soon <br /> tapes, movies, or other advertising that fall er commenced except for good cause, or in the <br /> within the definition of adult use or are case of a permit for construction, if the construc- <br /> erotic, prurient, or related to violence, tion has not begun by such date, except for good <br /> sadism, or sexual exploitation shall be dis- cause. The determination of good cause shall be <br /> played in the windows of, or on the build- made by the Planning Board. <br /> ing of any Adult Use, or be visible to the 2) A Special Permit issued under this section shall <br /> public from the pedestrian sidewalks or lapse upon any transfer of ownership or legal <br /> interest or change in contractual interest in the <br /> walkways, or from other public or semi- <br /> public areas outside such establishments. subject premises or property. The Special Permit <br /> C) A violation of any one of these require- may be renewed thereafter only in accordance <br /> ments may result in the revocation of the with §174-24 C) and the procedures outlined <br /> �f establishment's Special Permit. above." <br /> Submitted by Petition <br /> C. PROCEDURES <br /> 1) Adult Use Special Permits shall only be issued Explanation: The intent of this Article is to regulate <br /> the locations of Adult Uses in order to lessen the <br /> following the procedures specified in §174-24. <br /> C harmful secondary effects on adjacent areas. These <br /> secondary effects, which are documented in various <br /> 2) As specified under Chapter 40A, Section 9A, studies include an increase in crime, a decline in prop <br /> 86 <br />
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.