NOTE: Terms are defined in § 478-17, including but not limited to: functionally water-dependent uses.

In RP not allowed within 75 feet horizontal distance, of the normal high-water line of great ponds, except to remove safety hazards.

Requires permit from the Code Enforcement Officer if more than 100 square feet of surface area, in total, is disturbed.

In RP not allowed in areas so designated because of wildlife value.

Provided that a variance from the setback requirement is obtained from the Board of Appeals.

See further restrictions in § 478-15L.

Except when area is zoned for resource protection due to floodplain criteria in which case a permit is required from the PB.

Except as provided in § 478-15H.

Single family residential structures may be allowed by special exception only according to the provisions of § 478-16E, Special exceptions. Two-family residential structures are prohibited.

Except for commercial uses otherwise listed in this Table, such as marinas and campgrounds, that are allowed in the respective district.

Excluding bridges and other crossings not involving earthwork, in which case no permit is required.

Permit not required but must file a written "notice of intent to construct" with CEO.

Provided this chapter contains § 478-15O, or as provided in an agreement between the municipality and Maine Forest Service under § 478-15O(1).

NOTE: A person performing any of the following activities shall require a permit from the Department of Environmental Protection, pursuant to 38 M.R.S.A. § 480-C, if the activity occurs in, on, over or adjacent to any freshwater or coastal wetland, great pond, river, stream or brook and operates in such a manner that material or soil may be washed into them:

A.

Dredging, bulldozing, removing or displacing soil, sand, vegetation or other materials;

B.

Draining or otherwise dewatering;

C.

Filling, including adding sand or other material to a sand dune; or

D.

Any construction or alteration of any permanent structure.