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Town of Barrington Zoning Chapter TOWN OF BARRINGTON ZONING CHAPTER Document: Zoning Law Draft 7-22-20.docx 1 Zoning Law Draft 7-22-20 Short Page left intentionally blank 2 Zoning Law Draft 7-22-20 Short Table of Content ARTICLE I - GENERAL PROVISIONS .................................................................................................... 7 §101. Title ............................................................................................................................................................... 7 § 102. Enactment .................................................................................................................................................... 7 § 103. Purposes ...................................................................................................................................................... 7 § 104. Applicability ................................................................................................................................................. 7 ARTICLE II - TERMINOLOGY .............................................................................................................. 8 §201. Word Usage ................................................................................................................................................... 8 §202. Definitions .................................................................................................................................................... 8 ARTICLE III – ESTABLISHMENT AND DESIGNATION OF DISTRICTS ...................................................... 30 §301. Rural Agriculture (RA) District ..................................................................................................................... 30 §302. Rural Residential (RR) District ..................................................................................................................... 30 §303. Hamlet-Residential (HR) District.................................................................................................................. 30 §304. Lake-Residential (LR) District ....................................................................................................................... 30 §305. Rural Commercial Overlay (RCO) District .................................................................................................... 31 §306. Dundee Wellhead Protection Overlay (DWPO) District .............................................................................. 31 §307. Special Flood Hazard Overlay (SFHO) District ............................................................................................. 31 §308. Planned Development Overlay District ...................................................................................................... 31 §309. Official Zoning - Map. .................................................................................................................................. 31 §309-1. Official Zoning - Interpretation of districts boundaries. ....................................................................... 32 ARTICLE IV - DISTRICT REGULATIONS .............................................................................................. 34 §401. District Regulations - Use schedule. ............................................................................................................ 34 §402. District Regulations - Additional land use regulations. ............................................................................... 34 §403. District Regulations - Rural Agricultural District (RA) ................................................................................. 34 §404. District Regulations - Rural Residential District (RR) .................................................................................. 35 §405. District Regulations - Hamlet-Residential (HR) ........................................................................................... 35 §406. District Regulations - Lake Residential District. (LR) ................................................................................... 35 §407. District Regulations -Rural Commercial Overlay District (RCO) ................................................................. 35 §408. District Regulations - Dundee Wellhead Protection Overlay District (DWPO)........................................... 36 §408-1. Definition of DWPO District Boundaries .............................................................................................. 36 §408-2. Development permits .......................................................................................................................... 37 §409. District Regulations - Special Flood Hazard Overlay District (SFHO) .......................................................... 37 §409-1. Flood damage prevention findings ...................................................................................................... 37 §409-2. Purpose ................................................................................................................................................ 37 §409-3. Objectives ............................................................................................................................................ 38 §409-4. Applicability of flood hazard areas. ..................................................................................................... 38 §409-5. Basis for establishing areas of special flood hazard. .......................................................................... 38 §409-6. Construal of provisions. ....................................................................................................................... 39 §409-7. Penalties for offenses .......................................................................................................................... 39 §409-8. Warning and disclaimer of liability ..................................................................................................... 39 §409-9. Designation of local administrator ...................................................................................................... 39 3 Zoning Law Draft 7-22-20 Short §409-10. Development permit .......................................................................................................................... 40 §409-11. Application stage ............................................................................................................................... 40 §409-12. Construction stage............................................................................................................................. 40 §409-13. Duties and responsibilities of local administrator ............................................................................. 40 §409-14. Certificate of Compliance .................................................................................................................. 42 §409-15. Flood hazard reduction standards..................................................................................................... 42 §409-16. Specific flood hazard reduction standards ........................................................................................ 43 §409-17. Construction standards for areas without base flood elevations ..................................................... 45 §409-18. Floodways .......................................................................................................................................... 45 §409-19. Flood hazard area appeals ................................................................................................................ 45 §409-20. Conditions for variances .................................................................................................................... 46 §409-21 – Interpretation, Conflict with Other Laws .......................................................................................... 47 §410. Supplementary Use Regulations ................................................................................................................ 47 §411. Lot Requirements by District ....................................................................................................................... 47 §412. Gasoline Stations. ........................................................................................................................................ 48 §413. Excavations and Soil Mining ....................................................................................................................... 48 §414. Signs ............................................................................................................................................................ 48 § 414-1. Signs - Intent and Purpose. ................................................................................................................. 48 §414-2. Signs - Sign Regulations applicable to all districts .............................................................................. 49 §414-3. Signs - Real Estate Sales, Lease or Rental or Open House Signs (Sign Permit not required) ............... 50 §414-4. Signs - Commercial Speech Signs (Sign Permit required): .................................................................. 51 §414-5. Signs - Free Speech Signs .................................................................................................................... 52 §414-6. Signs - Temporary Signs .....................................................................................................................
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