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"(14) Automatic teller machines."; <br /> Add a new Section 174.25.1 which reads as follows: <br /> "174-25.1 Standards for development in C-3 districts. <br /> Development in the C-3 district shall be subject to the following standards: <br /> (1) A minimum of forty percent (40%) of the site shall be left in its undisturbed <br /> natural state. <br /> (2) In no event shall any building exceed 20,000 sq.ft. of gross first floor area. <br /> (3) No more than one driveway access may be permitted onto any parcel from an <br /> adjacent Town or state roadway. Unless prohibited by topographic, wetland or <br /> traffic safety conditions which, in the opinion of the Planning Board, it is not <br /> feasible to overcome any driveway access to the site shall be located where the <br /> side line of the property intersects such roadway in order to facilitate shared <br /> driveway access with existing or future development on the adjacent property. <br /> Where a parcel has access available from a paved public or private way other than <br /> Routes 28, 151 or 130 or Great Neck Road, or where it would be feasible to <br /> obtain an. access easement from such. other way, no direct driveway access will be <br /> permitted from Routes 28, 151 or 130 or from Great Neck Road North or South. <br /> (4) Except for driveway access to the site approved by the Planning Board and <br /> notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter, any structures, clearing or <br /> other development on the site shall be located at least one hundred (100), feet from <br /> any residentially zoned parcel outside this District and there shall be a one <br /> hundred (100) foot buffer area left in its undisturbed natural state adjacent to any <br /> residentially zoned parcel outside this District. Depth of said 'buffer or building <br /> setback may be reduced to 50 feet for lots of less than two acres in area upon a <br /> favorable vote of the Planning Board after review and recommendation to the <br /> Board by the Design Review Committee. The owners of such residentially zoned <br /> parcel shall be notified by certified mail at least 14 days in advance of any <br /> meeting at which the Planning Board is to consider such a reduction in the buffer <br /> area or building setback. <br /> (5) Signage, lighting and any noisy or odorous activities shall be located so as not to <br /> have any significant adverse impact on adjacent or nearby residentially zoned <br /> parcels. <br /> (6) Off-street parking facilities shall only be allowed to the side or rear of the <br /> principal building on any lot. Where the lot fronts on Route 28, 151, or 130, or <br /> Great Neck Road North or South, as, well as on another street, the lot line(s) along <br /> Route 28, 151, or 130, or Great Neck Road North or South, shall be considered <br /> the front for the purposes of this subsection. Where more than one building is to <br /> be located on a lot, the Planning Board shall determine which is to be considered <br /> the principal building. For sites which front on more than one of the roads named <br />