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Any proposed schedule of architectural, signage regulations. As part of its project review, the <br /> and landscaping controls shall require review by Planning Board will request a written recom- <br /> the Design Review Committee and its report to mendation from the Fire Department and <br /> the Planning Board prior to approval of the spe- Building Inspector regarding structures proposed <br /> cial permit application for the development. to be set back from each other by less than the <br /> If such a schedule of architectural, signage and/ above required distances. <br /> or landscaping controls is required, it shall be Maximum lot coverage with buildings shall be as <br /> recorded as a deed restriction on the property at allowed for the applicable zoning district. This <br /> the same time as the special permit is recorded area may be calculated in one of two ways:either <br /> and the Planning Board shall be provided forth- on an individual lot basis for each lot created <br /> with a copy of the recorded documents indicating within the development, or as an overall average <br /> the registry book and page at which each is for the development. In the latter case, total area <br /> recorded." of lot coverage by buildings shall be calculated <br /> Add new Subsections I and J as follows: for the project and specified in the special permit <br /> decision. The applicant shall devise a method by <br /> 'T Within any commercial center located on a parcel which building coverage area may be allocated <br /> of land greater than 200,000 square feet in the C- to each lot and said method shall require the <br /> 1, C-1-O or C-1-SV districts, the Planning Board approval of the Planning Board as part of its spe- <br /> may approve subdivision lots of any size pur- cial permit decision. In addition, the provisions <br /> suant to the provisions of the special permit of Section 174-80.H. regarding impervious sur- <br /> issued for said center,provided that each lot shall face coverage within Groundwater Protection <br /> have at least 20 feet of frontage on a street Districts shall apply. <br /> approved by the Board under the subdivision <br /> In addition to the provisions of its special permit, <br /> control law or on a Town or State highway. <br /> However, no lot may be created which does not the Planning Board shall require that the appli- <br /> meet the minimum lot area and frontage require- cant establish deed restrictions or other legal <br /> ments of the zoning district unless said lot is ser- <br /> mechanisms to ensure that the dimensional or <br /> viced by a public wastewater treatment plant other provisions of the special permit are adhered <br /> approved by the Planning Board under the cen- to by subsequent lot owners within the develop- <br /> ment. <br /> ter's special permit and to which all such pro- • , <br /> posed lots may be legally connected after sale to J. In addition to any other application materials 1 <br /> multiple individual owners. No building permit required for special permits, applications for <br /> may be issued for a building on said lots unless Commercial Centers shall include: <br /> the required wastewater plant has been complet- <br /> ed with capacity a) A calculation of maximum allowed lot cov- <br /> ed, allocated to said d <br /> Y P <br /> Y erage with buildings, in square feet, and a <br /> lots, and has received all required state and local <br /> permits. discussion of the proposed method of allo- <br /> cating building coverage area to any pro- <br /> Within any commercial center located in the C-1, posed or future lots. If the development <br /> C-1-0 or C-1-SV districts, the Planning Board, lies wholly or partly in a groundwater pro- <br /> as part of its approval of the special permit for tection district, the requirements of Article <br /> said center, may approve a specific schedule of XIII shall also be addressed. <br /> dimensional controls, including setbacks, <br /> required buffer areas, frontage and lot size, but b) A plan of the proposed parking facilities, <br /> not including height or overall commercial cen- including proposed parking space layout, <br /> ter lot coverage, which differs from that required drainage, lighting, landscaping and bicycle <br /> in the underlying zoning district. Unless such a racks or similar facilities and a description <br /> schedule is adopted, no structure within a com- of the proposed means of ownership, con- <br /> mercial center may be built closer to the street struction, operation and maintenance of <br /> line, side line or rear line of a lot than the mini- such facilities, including copies of any pro- <br /> mum requirements of the underlying zoning dis- posed deeds, deed restrictions, association <br /> trict. However, in no case may one or two-story bylaws or other legal documents or mecha- <br /> primary structures be located less than twenty nisms required. In addition, the applicant <br /> (20) feet from each other or may structures con- shall provide his calculations of the number <br /> taining more than two (2) stories be located less of required off-street parking spaces and a <br /> than thirty (30) feet from any other habitable description of any additional on-street <br /> structure except in conformance with any applic- parking proposed. <br /> able state and local building and fire codes or <br /> 89 <br />
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