Accessory. Land uses in this category include those that are incidental and subordinate to principal uses, but which may also exist as the sole use of a property or in combination with other uses classified in this category. Accessory uses, when aggregated, may not subordinate the principal use of the lot. Land uses in this category include:

Assembly. Land uses in this category include those that involve people gathering for a common purpose in one or more buildings intended for such gatherings. Land uses in this category include:

Education. Land uses in this category include those that involve teaching, training, instructing or researching, related recreational and cultural functions and related administrative functions. Land uses in this category include:

Health care. Land uses in this category include those that involve traditional or nontraditional mental health or physical health care services in a professional setting such as an office, clinic, hospital or other health care facility, either on an outpatient or inpatient basis. Land uses in this category include:

Housing. Land uses in this category include those that involve places of residence, day care or assisted housing. Land uses in this category include:

Industry. Land uses in this category include those that involve large-scale manufacturing, assembling, refining, processing or fabricating operations; fuel and chemical storage facilities; power-generating facilities; freight terminals; communication facilities or other operations, all of which share the common feature of delivering goods or services primarily to customers outside the local area, via rail, truck, marine, or air transport methods, via wireless transmission or via above- or belowground transmission lines or pipelines. Industry uses also present a high risk of detrimental effects on the environment or abutting properties caused by noise, vibration, light, electromagnetic fields, smoke, dust, odor, contamination of air, water or soil, or visual appearance. Land uses in this category include:

Lodging. Land uses in this category include those that involve sleeping accommodations offered to the public on a transitory basis. Land uses in this category include:

Mercantile. Land uses in this category include those that involve the display and storage of merchandise for sale, either on a retail, wholesale or lease basis. Land uses in this category include:

Municipal. Land uses in this category include those that involve public use spaces, burial grounds, maintenance and storage facilities and support functions for services offered to the public by a municipality. Uses that may be conducted by a commercial or noncommercial entity are marked with an asterisk. Land uses in this category include:

Production. Land uses in this category include those that involve manufacturing or processing operations, other than those classified as industry land uses in § 100-14E(6). Land uses in this category include:

Professional. Land uses in this category include those that involve business activity conducted primarily in an office environment. Land uses in this category include:

Rural. Land uses in this category include those that involve the growing and harvesting of crops for human food or animal feed; the raising or butchering of animals for food or for ingredients used to produce a product; the breeding, care and housing of animals or the harvesting of timber. Land uses in this category include:

Seasonal. Land uses in this category include places of business or organized public activities and events that take place primarily out of doors on a one-time or seasonal basis. Land uses in this category include:

Site work. Land uses in this category include activities conducted at or below grade that involve water or land access, wastewater disposal, soil or mineral disturbance, the planting or removal of vegetation or other landscaping activities. Land uses in this category include:

Trade. Land uses in this category include those that involve a learned or licensed skill or a specialized service other than uses classified as education, health care, or professional land uses. Land uses in this category include:

The rezoning is consistent with the purposes of the Town's Comprehensive Plan, as adopted;

The land use is consistent with existing and permitted uses in any applicable underlying district;

The land use has received Planning Board approval as a conditional use;

Appropriate conditions and restrictions relating to the physical development and use of the property have been made part of the approval;

The Town Council has approved the rezoning for the land use; and

Both the property owner or their authorized representative and the Town have entered into a written agreement that provides for the implementation and enforcement of all terms and conditions imposed and agreed to by the parties pursuant to this section.

Limitations on the height, floor area and lot coverage of any structure built on the property;

Limitations on the intensity and extent of the uses permitted in the district on the subject property;

Increased setbacks for any structure built on the property; and

The installation, operation and maintenance of physical improvements for the convenience of the general public, including but not limited to off-street parking lots, traffic control devices, fencing, plantings and landscaping.

All land uses identified in § 100-14 and in which district each use is allowed, allowed with limitation or prohibited.

The review classification for the establishment of each land use.

References to specific use standards in Article VIII and where in that article the standards are located.

The establishment of any land use that may be identified with more than one land use classification is subject to the highest level of review that is applicable.

The review classification for any change to a developed property or structure is determined in accordance with the requirements in Article V.

District name abbreviations used in § 100-18: