Setbacks/Dimensional Requirements

SINGLE FAMILY & COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

ZONING DISTRICT

MINIMUM LOT SIZE

MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE

FRONT YARD

EACH SIDE

REAR YARD

FLOOR AREA RATIO

MINIMUM LOT WIDTH

RURAL RESIDENTIAL & FARMING

2 ACRES

225’

40’

25’

40’

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100’

NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTIAL

0.50 ACRES

125’

40’

20’

25’

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50’

COMMERCIAL1

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40’

20’

25’

0.5

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TOWN CENTER

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0’2

5’2

5’2

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LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

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40’

35’

40’

0.4

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PERFORMANCE ZONE 1 

1See Section 301-2.4.1

2In the Town Center Zoning District, the maximum front yard setback for nonresidential and mixed-use building with residential dwelling unit(s) (mixed-use defined as both nonresidential and residential uses in a structure) is five feet and for residential uses only is 15 feet unless a special permit by the ZBA is granted for a greater front yard setback.

TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE

ZONING DISTRICT

MINIMUM LOT SIZE

MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE

FRONT YARD

EACH SIDE

REAR YARD

FLOOR AREA RATIO

MINIMUM LOT WIDTH

RURAL RESIDENTIAL & FARMING

2.5 ACRES

270’

40’

25’

40’

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150’

NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTIAL

1 ACRE

185’

40’

25’

25’

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100’

 

BUILDING HEIGHT (2.5.3)  The height of a building, other than a church, above average grade at the building site, shall be less than 36 feet.  For the purpose of this provision, chimneys, ventilators, antennae, spires and similar unoccupied projections above the roof are not included in the building height.

FREE STANDING UNINHABITED BUILDINGS (UP TO 500 s.f.), OPEN DECKS (UP TO 300 s.f.), POOLS

ZONING - SINGLE FAMILY
SIDE
REAR

RURAL RESIDENTIAL & FARMING

10 FEET

10 FEET

NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTIAL

10 FEET

10 FEET

ZONING - TWO FAMILY

 

 

RURAL RESIDENTIAL & FARMING

10 FEET

10 FEET

NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTIAL

10 FEET

10 FEET

The Building Commissioner may issue a building permit for any structural change to lawfully pre-existing residential dwellings and accessory residential structures, providing the change complies with height and setback requirements of the Protective (Zoning) Bylaws.