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Adjourned Session —1999 Annual Town Meeting March 22, 1999
<br /> 12. 6.17 Manufacturer's Representative and similar uses, in CN districts.
<br /> 13. 6.18 Other Business and Administrative and similar uses, in CN
<br /> districts.
<br /> 14. 7.13 Professional and Business Services, Tailor, Dressmaker And
<br /> Shoe Repair, in CLO districts.
<br /> 15. 7.14 Real Estate Sales or Rental Office, in CS districts.
<br /> 16. 7.18 Repair of Household Appliances, in CLO districts.
<br /> 17. 7.28 Private Postal Service, in CB districts.
<br /> b. Modifying 6.2, Development Standards for Offices (6.21 — 6.26) and 7.3,
<br /> Development Standards for Personal, Business Services (7.31 — 7.32),
<br /> provided that any negative impacts to the surrounding area can be feasibly
<br /> mitigated.
<br /> c. Modifying the standards in Table 2, Schedule Of Dimensional Controls, with
<br /> regard to minimum: lot area; lot frontage; front, side and rear setbacks; maximum
<br /> percentage of site coverage; and maximum height (stories).
<br /> d. Modifying the standards in Section Five (5), Supplementary Use Regulations, sub-
<br /> sections 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5.
<br /> e. Modifying the dimensional and intensity controls in Section Seven, 7.1— 7.6, 7.9.1
<br /> and 7.9.2.
<br /> f. Modifying the landscaping, transition and screening requirements in Section
<br /> Ten, 10.3 -10.8.
<br /> g. Modifying the off - street parking and loading requirements in Section Eleven,
<br /> 11.1 — 11.9, inclusive.
<br /> 4.4.4 FINDINGS REQUIRED: In order to grant a special permit, the SPGA shall
<br /> determine:
<br /> a. that the uses authorized in 4.4.3. or the modification of standards and
<br /> requirements authorized in 4.4.3 b. — g. are necessary to maintain the
<br /> historic or architecturally significant building, structure or element on the
<br /> site on which it was originally constructed or to relocate it back to such a
<br /> site;
<br /> b. that the proposed renovation, repair, adaptive reuse or removal preserves,
<br /> to the maximum extent feasible, the historical and architectural features of
<br /> the building, structure or element, said determination to be made by the
<br /> SPGA;
<br /> C. failure to grant the special permit is likely to result in inappropriate use
<br /> or physical modification or pursuit of a demolition permit; and
<br /> d. that the proposed use will not generate negative impacts to the surrounding
<br /> area or zoning district or that any negative impacts generated may be
<br /> feasibly mitigated.
<br /> 4.4.5 CONTRIBUTORY LOTS
<br /> For one or more lots that do not otherwise qualify under paragraph 4.4.2 above and are
<br /> shown on a definitive site development plan submitted by an applicant, the SPGA may
<br /> grant a special permit to modify:
<br /> 1) the standards in Table 2, Schedule Of Dimensional Controls,
<br /> 2) the standards in Section Five (5), Supplementary Use Regulations,
<br /> (entire section, covering the special uses identified),
<br /> 3) the dimensional and intensity controls in Section Seven, Dimensional
<br /> Controls, 7.1 - 7.5,
<br /> 4) the landscaping, transition and screening requirements in Section Ten,
<br /> Landscaping, Transition and Screening Requirements (entire section),
<br /> or
<br /> 5) the off - street parking and loading requirements in Section Eleven, Off -
<br /> Street Parking and Loading (entire section)
<br /> provided the SPGA makes a finding that such modifications are necessary to make historic
<br /> preservation feasible on another lot within the same development on which a historic element,
<br /> as defined in subparagraph 4.4.2. is located. The use of one or more lots that do not otherwise
<br /> qualify may apply to a conventional or cluster subdivision (see Section 9) or to a two lot
<br /> subdivision qualifying for a frontage reduction (see subsection 7.4.5)."
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