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Editor’s Note: The title of Part 4 was amended by Ord.
975, 6/16/2016.
[Ord. 766, 5/16/1996, § 4.1; as amended by Ord.
975, 6/16/2016]
The purpose of the Open Space and Conservation District is to
preserve and/or conserve streams, creeks, drainageways and other vital
waterways, protecting sensitive natural resources for recreational
and conservation purposes. Limited uses are permitted which are consistent
with the goal of protecting sensitive natural areas and providing
for public recreation and open space.
[Ord. 766, 5/16/1996, § 4.2]
1.
Public and private conservation areas and structures for the conservation
of open land, water, soil and wildlife resources and historic preservation.
2.
Public utility and communication uses where operation requirements
necessitate locating within the district.
3.
Park and recreation uses.
4.
Municipal buildings and facilities.
[Ord. 766, 5/16/1996, § 4.3]
An accessory structure or use on the same lot which is customarily
incidental to a permitted principal use is permitted with the exception
of a home occupation. Each accessory use shall comply with the provisions
contained in the supplemental regulations.
[Ord. 766, 5/16/1996, § 4.4]
The height of a building shall not exceed 35 feet.
[Ord. 766, 5/16/1996, § 4.5]
Lot area, lot width and impervious coverage requirements of
not less than the following dimensions shall be provided for each
structure or use hereafter erected, established or altered for any
use permitted within this district:
[Ord. 766, 5/16/1996, § 4.6]
The following setback regulations apply to all uses permitted
within this district unless otherwise specified herein:
[Ord. 766, 5/16/1996, § 4.7]
Parking and access shall be provided in accordance with Part
16.
