Automobile service stations with a minimum lot area of 30,000 square feet, a minimum lot frontage of 250 feet, a minimum building setback of 75 feet from the street line, a minimum side and rear yard of 40 feet, and a maximum improvement coverage of 80%. The fuel dispensers shall be located a minimum of 20 feet from the street line and 35 feet from any side or rear lot line. Driveways shall not be wider than 30 feet, and must be at least five feet from any side lot line and a sufficient distance from a street intersection to assure the safe and efficient movement of traffic. The entire area of a site traversed by motor vehicles shall be paved and drained in a manner approved by the Planning Board. All precautions shall be taken to prevent gasoline, oil, and other petroleum products from entering any storm drain. A minimum 15 foot wide strip across all unpaved street frontages and property lines shall be landscaped as set forth in the Technical Standards. Appropriate and visually effective planting buffer screens shall be provided alongside and rear property lines which abut private property in residential use or zoned for such use. Any repair of motor vehicles is permitted in a fully enclosed building. No motor vehicle shall be displayed for sale on the site, and no motor vehicle shall be stored on the site for a period of longer than 90 days.
A canopy shall be permitted as a separate accessory structure or as an attachment to the principal building. The height of the canopy shall be no greater than 18 feet, and the canopy shall provide a minimum clearance of 14 feet six inches. The length and width of the canopy shall be no longer than that necessary to provide shelter to the vehicles receiving service at the pump islands. The canopy may be extended to the building from the pump islands, with no greater canopy mass permitted than that which is required to provide shelter between the pump islands and the building. Roof drains shall be provided and no canopy shall be approved which allows direct runoff of stormwater from the edge of the canopy. Lighting shall be permitted under the canopy provided the light source is not visible from the street or adjoining properties, and provided further that the lighting is directed downward to provide illumination of the fuel dispensing area under the canopy.