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Town of Plymouth Massachusetts Official Zoning D U X B U R Y Town of Plymouth R-20SL Plymouth Massachusetts RR Standard Zoning Official Zoning Map AC ARTERIAL COMMERCIAL AP AIRPORT Sheet 1 of 2 DETAIL C D/H DOWNTOWN/HARBOR Adopted 2012 Fall Annual Town Meeting Article 25 GC GENERAL COMMERCIAL Maintained by The Dept. of SEE DETAIL A HC HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL Public Works Engineering Division LI LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WF LI/WF LIGHT INDUSTRIAL/WATERFRONT SEE DETAIL B W NC TC A LI/WF R R MILL E POND R-20MF BRICKYARD N A MC MIXED COMMERCE POND V STORE POND E GC N U R-20MF E RUSSELL'S NC NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL POND HEDGE'S POND SAWMILL POND St Y EEL RIVER POND P R IL R S R-20MD MIXED DENSITY RESIDENTIAL N G E T C R A R-20MF H O R-25 I C N M U H D R w I T y S R-20MF MULTI FAMILY RESIDENTIAL O S R H O t P A P U R-20MF MC T v l T E e ly y Scale 1"=200' MC 3 GC R-20SL SMALL LOT RESIDENTIAL DYER'S POND m m S R-20MF o WF o TC u u R-25 MEDIUM LOT RESIDENTIAL R-20SL t th G 44 R-20SL h E UT B RO LI R-20SL H R-40 LARGE LOT RESIDENTIAL TC a M a N A IN D/H y S t r MURDOCKS y SEE DETAIL C POND TOWN BROOK b I LEACH W POND TOWN BROOK R-20SL WF o RR RURAL RESIDENTIAL Y L R d E TOWN T R R-20MF S E E W BROOK r C K R TOWNBROOK E R-20SL TC MILL JENNEY POND TC TRANSITIONAL COMMERCIAL t POND MC M AC ER S S M R-20MD M A M TOWNBROOK N O NORTH R-20MD U D C TRIANGLE t S W POND S TOWN ICH T BROOK St WF WATERFRONT E R-20MF R-20MD S NO BOTTOM LITTLE LI Rd O POND N MUDDY TOWNBROOK TO M TROUT EEL P POND A TOWN M BROOK BROOK RIVER S t S Y N L O T G N W P I d L L I A B R R S t RE L LI O S N HIL R-25 Av Y DEEP WATER U e d P T Y K N LITTLE POND FROST CAKE I H R C GC R L WF E G E O TOWNBROOK S S R B V R R-25 R I t L O M O E L U S I T H w NC EEL RIVER Hwy ON E ATI T H LAN y TH P POND O 3 PLIM ROUND EEL RIVER SEE DETAIL D HOLE d R-20MF P I R L G wy LOUT R H 3 R I M TE U E POND RO d G R V N D R SOUTH MEADOW O LITTLE A Rd BILLINGTON N L CLEAR C SEA O PLI P M q DARBY POND POND OTH PL ATION ANT CLEAR d C POND S R Hwy A EEL RIVER TRASK COTTON E JACKSON BROOK N POND BROOK D R-25 C W a IC NC A HR BARTLETT N d HC LI POND p R FOUR U F R-40 MILE e BROOK NARRAGANSETT L POND EEL RIVER NC RR A HOWLAND POND R SKOOKS R-20MD POND E D HAYDEN d HOLMES C COOKS POND MEADOW E POND R LITTLE BROOK BARTLETT F WEST N WARREN WELLS BROOK POND A MICAJAHS BROOK o POND LITTLE R-20SL D HARLOWS MILL POND R BROOK POND EEL O RIVER J d BIG WEST POND FORGE EEL TC LITTLE RUSSELL POND PINEWOOD RIVER d SPECTACLE MICAJAHS MILL POND LAKE POND JENKINS R POND2 HOLE W SPECTACLE GRASSY POND1 LITTLE COLD BOTTOM O SOUTH SPRING WEST SOUTH POND GC D TRIANGLE A POND POND POND B E POND M SEE DETAIL E H T a HOLMES U PRESIDENTS L MEADOW O POND O BROOK S COLBYS N y POND KINGS POND G SABYS WANNOS POND P O POND N AP LITTLE SABYS D POND R GREAT d SOUTH POND FRESH POND RABBIT SLY POND 1 POND LITTLE SLY POND 2 POND THE P ARM I POWDER ISLAND L HORN POND POND G R BEAVER DAM POND I R-25 BOOT POND M d R H HALLFIELD w M POND HOYT A POND y D LITTLE TURTLE R WIDGEON POND R POND O E U INGALLS V HALF LITTLE POND A MOON T ISLAND E POND POND E DETAIL E L R-20MD O 3 B GUNNERS INDIAN BROOK WIDGEON EXCHANGE N POND CURLEW POND POND G SHALLOW POND INDIAN DUNHAM POND BROOK PO N INDIAN D BROOK CROOKED R RESERVOIR POND d GREAT ISLAND ROCKY POND POND POND HOLE d GRASSY HOLE R GC FEDERAL K TC R-20SL POND R A CLAM L PUDDING C POND LOST POND SPRINGS RESERVOIR HOOPER POND GRASSY O HOLE L C D BRIGGS LITTLE S RESERVOIR LILY Scale 1"=200' COLLEGE A ROCKY POND POND POND N D A W LITTLE I SHIP C POND LONG POND P H HOG IL R POND G COTTON d MOREY'S POND R POND R COLLEGE POND IM H DETAIL A w y V R O TORREY L KINGSTON GALLOWS O U POND POND T N E E G 3 BLACK POND RR P ROUND O IP d POND N H R NC S D D N O R LONG POND R P LI/WF THREE d TC CORNERED DUGWAY POND POND MILL POND CENTER HILL R-20MF POND BRICKYARD POND HATHAWAY POND CENTER STORE POND HILL WF POND NEW ROUND HALFWAY POND LONG POND GC POND C BUMPS POND O BLACK U POND R R-20MF T S T R P E I RUSSELL'S POND HEDGE'S POND E Rd BLOODY POND L d D G SAVERY POND R SAWMILL POND T N y R E WINGS O P I T HOLE M A S Y AGAWAM RIVER W A T a T LF H S A A CATTLE N H w POND D y I S R B H O EAST HEAD ELLISVILLE A RESERVOIR U HARBOR T V AGAWAM RIVER E R-20SL GRASSY T E E SAWPIT POND E R N T Y S U 3 RR E d E R-20MF H C BLACK d POND o R E N DOCTORS R C POND Scale 1"=1000' d U R O LI B HEDG S M E P AGAWAM O RIVER A R ND e FEARING H d POND E HYLES R L POND A O p DETAIL B NEW GRASSY W N POND JAKES G R-20MF WF POND P Rd O HEDGES POND a FAWN POND N GRASSY WALL D R-25 POND POND AGAWAM RIVER LITTLE HERRING C POND LONG DUCK TC POND PICKEREL BIG ROCKY POND POND GC ABNER DEER C POND TRIANGLE O POND POND U D N O P R d G R N I R-20SL T R R R-20MD E S R-20SL LITTLE H T R DUCK E POND E CHARGE T POND LITTLE FIVE MILE TC POND R'S TE R-20SL R R R-20MD FROGFOOT BIG SANDY CA E d RESERVOIR POND IDG FIVE BR MILE POND R-25 ISLAND POND M WHITE A ISLAND LITTLE D/H IN POND MUDDY R-25 POND R-25 S AGAWAM T RIVER R MORTON E POND E T LITTLE WHITES POND WF ELBOW POND MURDOCKS POND LONG TOWN BROOK POND EZEKIEL'S POND GRASSY POND d R-20SL R Y D R-20SL D N N SA DW N IC A O H d GREAT S P ST E R HERRING R-20MF ET TRC L D POND E E ITT N G R E L N T O I S T LITTLE P ER ROCKY LITTLE R M SANDY M POND R U JENNEY POND POND S Scale 1"=600' E TOWNBROOK H R-25 A R E H A M W COVEL POND d DETAIL D R CA ALL STREETS NOT OTHERWISE INDICATED ARE CLASSIFIED Standard Zoning Revisions E P N E C AS MINOR STREETS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF WOODS R O U D 2012 Fall Annual Town Meeting Article 34 B ROADS. WOODS ROAD: A WAY IN EXISTANCE WHEN THE O A B HORSE Y 2015 Annual Town Meeting Article 32 POND ZONING BYLAW BECAME EFFECTIVE AND WHICH, IN THE 2016 Fall Annual Town Meeting Article 29 OPINION OF THE PLANNING BOARD, DOES NOT HAVE 2017 Fall Annual Town Meeting Article 36 SUFFICENT WIDTH, SUITABLE GRADES OR ADEQUATE R-20SL CONSTRUCTION TO PROVIDE THE NEEDS OF VEHICULAR WEEKS POND E TRAFFIC IN RELATION TO THE PROPOSED USE OF THE N LAND ABUTTING THEREON OR SERVED THEREBY, OR R FOR THE INSTALLATION OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES TO U SERVE SUCH LAND AND THE BUILDINGS ERECTED HONEYPOT LAKE NYE'S RESERVOIR O OR TO BE ERECTED THEREON. B NC BARTLETT POND 0 10,000 20,000 Scale 1"=200' Feet R-20MD 1 inch = 2,000 feet D U X B U R Y Town of Plymouth Plymouth Massachusetts Zoning Overlays and Official Zoning Map Street Classifications Sheet 2 of 2 Collector Street Adopted 2012 Fall Annual Town Meeting Article 25 Limited Access Major Street SEE DETAIL A Coastal Renovation Scenic Street Coastal CP SGD MILL POND Court Street BRICKYARD POND STORE C POND O U R LIBHOD T S RUSSELL'S t POND HEDGE'S SAWMILL POND POND P North ly N P m OSOD St Plymouth l Y y o R S R u T m O E A H t C N h D o I S u T P H B MWD IL A t G DYER'S POND a v h R e S IM y H H w y R a O U r G 44 T E LIBHOD E b MEPOD UT 3 POND o RO r y M N A I W S N t MURDOCKS POND TOMWN BROOK E X A E T IN E N S S t IO I LEACH POND N C TOWN BROOK q R Y L R TOWN BROOK E d T R Buttermilk Bay Overlay E S E S t W A M S JENNEY POND ND M T TOWNBROOK W K E TOWNBROOK POND MILL POND IC O MWD S H O S C M t NORTH A TRIANGLE S POND TOWNBROOK POND St 5 Story Overlay ER TOWN BROOK M POND LITTLE MUDDY M NO BOTTOM R POND U EEL RIVER S TOWNBROOK POND O C TOWN TROUT BROOK K PLY BROOK Y M t S P T N ON O T H G N I W L I L R I A L d DEEP B RR WATER E L N A R OSOD ve d SubDistricts LITTLE POND t d FROST CAKE P S S West Plymouth N I R L O Y Plymouth TOWNBROOK POND E G R U S R E V I L M T B E L H H O S I w Center EEL RIVER H y S POND R OU t CPSGD TE EEL RIVER ROUND HOLE 3 d R R LOUT POND EEL RIVER E V AR LITTLE C F BILLINGTON CLEAR CLEAR SEA PL E IM POND POND OTH y D P w DARBY POND LANTATION H E d R R A TRASK POND JACKSON BROOK COTTON BROOK W L SA O F N DW C D U 5 I A H BARTLETT POND E R STORY RESERVOIR N R M d H A 5 STORY FOUR MILE T C d MWD BROOK U E NARRAGANSETT O R POND S R D EEL RIVER d HOWLAND POND N O RESERVOIR SKOOKS POND P HAYDEN POND COOKS POND BROOK G HOLMES BROOK MEADOW N BROOK LITTLE O WEST POND WARREN L WELLS BROOK Manomet MICAJAHS BARTLETT POND LITTLE MILL POND BROOK HARLOWS BROOK POND EEL RIVER BIG WEST POND C PINEWOOD RUSSELL EEL RIVER FORGE POND d LITTLE LAKE MILL POND SPECTACLE MICAJAHS R POND2 POND JENKINS HOLE T SPECTACLE COLD RESERVOIR T GRASSY POND1 BOTTOM E a WEST POND LITTLE SOUTH SPRING POND POND BROOK SOUTH TRIANGLE L POND POND d R BROOK T N R p A A D B R HOLMES MEADOW BROOK PRESIDENTS e O d POND J COLBYS POND R BROOK P I M SABYS L WATERCOURSE A POND KINGS POND G WANNOS POND D R C I R LITTLE M SABYS E POND V H POND A w E o GREAT y SOUTH B POND R O FRESH POND d U RABBIT SLY POND 1 POND T E POND SLY POND 2 LITTLE POND 3 THE ARM ISLAND POWDER ! ! ! !! 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