Town of Townsend, MA
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2023-09-19
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Part III: Zoning Bylaw
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Chapter 145 Zoning
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Article XIV Applicability
- Part I: Charter
- Ch C Charter
- Part II: General Bylaws
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 3 Agriculture Commission
- Ch 6 Automatic Fire Alarm Systems
- Ch 14 Capital Planning Committee
- Ch 19 Contracts, Bids and Sales
- Ch 22 Council on Aging
- Ch 28 Dogs
- Ch 29 Animal Care Program
- Ch 34 Farming
- Ch 37 Fees
- Ch 41 Finance Committee
- Ch 43 Fire/EMS Department
- Ch 44 Facilities Maintenance Department
- Ch 49 Hazardous Materials
- Ch 54 Historic Districts
- Ch 58 House Numbers
- Ch 62 Illicit Discharges to the Municipal Storm Drain System
- Ch 64 Inspector of Gas Piping and Gas Appliances
- Ch 71 Junk Collectors and Solicitors
- Ch 78 Master Plan Committee
- Ch 85 NPDES Phase II Stormwater Management
- Ch 87 Outdoor Water Use
- Ch 89 Pavement Management Plan
- Ch 90 Personnel Policies
- Ch 93 Plastic Bag Reduction
- Ch 95 Public Lighting
- Ch 102 Recycling Committee
- Ch 104 Revolving Funds
- Ch 106 Scenic Roads
- Ch 107 Sex Offenders
- Ch 110 Strategic Planning Committee
- Ch 112 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 115 Stretch Energy Code
- Ch 117 Taxation
- Ch 119 Tax Collector
- Ch 124 Town Meeting
- Ch 127 Town Properties Committee
- Ch 128 Unregistered Motor Vehicles
- Ch 138 Wetlands
- Part III: Zoning Bylaw
- Ch 145 Zoning
- Ch 145 Art XIV Applicability
- § 145-78 Effective date of amendments.
- § 145-79 Continuance of former bylaw.
- § 145-80 Severability.
- Part IV: Regulations
- Ch 150 Conservation Commission
- Ch 160 Health, Board of
- Ch 175 Planning Board
- Appendix
- Ch A195 Acceptances of General Laws
- Ch A196 Special Acts
- Ch A197 Street Acceptances
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Amended 5-7-1986 STM by Art. 11]
The effective date of an amendment to the Townsend
Zoning Bylaws, subject to its approval by the Attorney General as
required by Chapter 40A, is the date on which such amendment was voted
by Town Meeting.
The provisions of this bylaw, so far as they
are the same as those of existing bylaws, shall be construed as continuations
thereof and not as new enactments. A reference in a bylaw, which has
not been repealed, to provisions of bylaws which are revised and reenacted
therein, shall be construed as applying to such provisions as revised
and reenacted.
The provisions of these bylaws are severable
from each other and the invalidity of any provision or section shall
not invalidate any other provisions or section thereof.
