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2017-03-22 BOS Packet - Released
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AMEND ZONING BYLAW ARTICLE 40 <br /> SPECIAL PERMIT RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS <br /> PAGE 6 OF 6 <br /> for the special permit residential development, notwithstanding provisions of this <br /> Bylaw designating a different SPGA. <br /> 6.9.11. Criteria. The SPGA may only grant a special permit if it makes a determination that <br /> the proposed development is consistent with the standards and criteria set forth in <br /> § 9.4.2 and the following additional criteria: <br /> 1. Where there is common open space, it shall include, as applicable: <br /> a. Some, or all, of the outstanding natural features of the site that enhance the <br /> land form; <br /> b. Land that increases visual amenities for residents of the development and of <br /> the adjacent neighborhood; <br /> c. One or more paths or entry points specifically designed for access purposes. <br /> 2. The dwellings are sited and oriented in a complementary relationship to each <br /> other, the common open space, and the adjacent properties with respect to scale, <br /> mass, setback,proportions and materials; <br /> 3. Negative visual impacts of the development, if any, are screened from adjacent <br /> properties and nearby streets by landscaping or other site planning techniques; <br /> 4. Where opportunities exist, improved access is provided to, or additional links and <br /> connections are developed to, a Town system of public facilities, such as open <br /> space, recreation facilities, footpaths or bicycle paths; <br /> 5. There are provisions for common facilities, such as recreation or parking, or for <br /> services such as the maintenance of streets, walkways or paths, utilities, <br /> landscaping or recreation facilities; <br /> 6. Where there are sufficient dwelling units, the layout of the streets and interior <br /> drives will accommodate vehicles, other than automobiles, that are used in local <br /> transportation services; and <br /> 7. To the extent practicable, sustainable development techniques, including green <br /> buildings, have been utilized. <br />
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