Single-family dwellings.

Commercial agricultural uses, to include only nurseries and greenhouses, orchards, truck gardening and farming and growing other field crops.

Private garages.

Private swimming pools and recreation facilities solely for the use of residents therein.

Buildings accessory to agricultural operations.

Customary home occupation uses.

Accessory parking and loading.

Stables for the quartering of horses accessory to residential uses.

Major and minor accessory structures.

Accessory home-care units in single-family dwellings.

Average density development projects.

Private swimming and/or tennis, yacht or similar clubs.

Buildings for the display and sale of agricultural products.

Golf courses.

Cemeteries.

Adult day-care center in an independent building.

Adult day-care center operated within the main building of a school or place of worship.

Recreational boating facilities in accordance with § 220-32.

Single-family dwellings.

Commercial agricultural uses, to include only nurseries and greenhouses, orchards and growing other field crops.

Any accessory uses permitted in the R-R District.

Any special use permitted in the RR-80 District, except yacht clubs and recreational boating facilities.

Schools of private instruction.

Places of worship, religious education facilities, parish houses and rectories.

Truck gardening and farming.

Hospitals.

Mobile home parks.

Nursery schools operated within a school, hospital or place of worship.

Care homes.

Nursing homes.

Cemeteries.

Adult day-care center in an independent building.

Adult day-care center operated within the main building of a school or place of worship.

Child day-care center operated within a school, hospital or place of worship.

Single-family residences.

Any accessory uses permitted in the R.R District, except stables for the quartering of horses accessory to residential uses and buildings accessory to agricultural operations.

Places of worship, religious education facilities, parish houses and rectories.

Hospitals.

Mobile home parks.

[1]Private colleges, which may include athletic fields for activities involving paid admission and playfields, housing facilities and buildings for instruction.

Care homes.

Nursing homes.

Nursery schools.

Adult day-care center in an independent building.

Adult day-care center operated within the main building of a school or place of worship.

Child day-care center operated within a school or place of worship.

Schools of private instruction.

Multiple-family dwelling units.[2]

Single-family detached dwelling.

Garages, swimming pools and recreational facilities solely for the use of residents therein.

Accessory service facilities such as solid waste disposal areas and maintenance equipment buildings.

Customary home occupation uses.

Accessory parking and loading.

Accessory solar collectors or solar energy systems.

Accessory home-care units in single-family dwellings.

(Reserved)[3]

Convenience service uses for the residents of multiple-family dwelling units, to include only automatic coin-operated laundry and dry-cleaning facilities, laundry and dry-cleaning pickup shops, drugstores, barber- and beauty shops, professional offices and basic service food stores.

Public utility substations, pumping stations and telephone exchange and switching stations.

Places of worship, religious education facilities, parish houses and rectories.

Nursery schools.

Care homes.

Adult day-care center in an independent building.

Adult day-care center operated within the main building of a school or place of worship.

Child day-care center operated within a school, hospital or place of worship.

Office buildings for general business, including radio and television broadcasting studios, and offices for nonmedical professional uses, provided that there is no sale of retail goods in office buildings.

Medical offices.

Retail and service stores, not to include department stores, category stores, superstores, power centers and other similar retail and service uses that require a size and scale in excess of 15,000 square feet for each store.

Neighborhood retail convenience stores, to include only banks; retail drugs, dry goods and variety; cards, newspaper and stationery; artist supply and hobby; packaged liquors; dry-cleaning and laundry retail pickup; beauty salons and barbershops; neighborhood groceries (convenience markets); hardware; and sales or rentals of prerecorded audio and/or visual entertainment media.

Child day-care centers in mixed-use buildings with shared parking facilities.

Accessory storage and building incidental to the principal use.

Accessory parking and loading.

Accessory solar collectors or solar energy systems.

Electronic games.

Office buildings for general business, including radio and television broadcasting studios, and offices for nonmedical professional uses, provided that there is no sale of retail goods in office buildings.

Medical offices.

Funeral homes and undertaking establishments.

Restaurants, sit-down or take-out (no vehicle pickup and ordering facilities.

Food markets.

Landscaping and garden supply stores.

Public utility substations, pumping stations, telephone exchanges and switching stations.

Gasoline service stations.

Commercial indoor recreational facilities, excluding electronic games as a principal use.

Retail and service stores, not to include department stores, category stores, superstores, power centers and other similar retail and service uses that require a size and scale in excess of 15,000 square feet for each store.

Neighborhood retail convenience stores, to include only banks; retail drugs; dry goods and variety; cards, newspaper and stationery; artist supply and hobby; packaged liquors; dry-cleaning and laundry retail pickup; beauty salons and barbershops; neighborhood groceries (convenience markets); hardware; and sales or rentals of prerecorded audio and/or visual entertainment media.

Public service facilities, including but not limited to Town offices, libraries and post offices.

Child day-care centers in an independent building.

Neighborhood mixed use building.

Eating and drinking establishments; fast-food, sit-down and/or take-out restaurants; automotive parts supply stores; garden supply and landscape shops; and building, plumbing and related supply sales.

Hotels, inns and motels.

General business offices and professional medical and nonmedical offices.

Wholesale distribution facilities.

Commercial recreation facilities, to include only bowling alleys, billiard parlors and health clubs.

Banks.

Retail and service stores.

Food markets.

Any accessory uses permitted in the C-N District.

Electronic games.

Child day-care centers operated primarily for use by employees on the same lot as the principal permitted use or special permitted use.

Automobile sales and service establishments, general automotive repair facilities, gasoline service stations and automobile laundries.

Animal hospital and/or veterinary clinics and kennels.

Indoor theaters.[5]

Shopping center to serve the region, to include any uses permitted in the C-N and C-H Districts.

Any accessory uses permitted in the C-N District.

Electronic games.

Child day-care centers operated primarily for use by employees on the same lot as the principal permitted use or special permitted use.

Automotive sales and service facilities.[6]

Research, experimental and testing laboratories.

All storage of equipment, goods or materials accessory to principal uses.

Accessory parking and loading.

Accessory solar collectors or solar energy systems.

Accessory buildings and uses customary and incidental to the principal use.

Telecommunications facilities in which the antenna(s) are collocated on a previously approved telecommunications tower or on an existing structure previously approved for such use.

Child day-care centers operated primarily for use by employees on the same lot as the principal permitted use or special permitted use. Single-family detached dwellings are not included.

Light manufacturing uses.

(Reserved)[7]

Telecommunications facilities located on a single lot or on a portion of a lot of an existing use.

Light manufacturing.

Wholesale distribution and storage facilities.

Mail-order sales offices and distribution centers.

Research, experimental and testing laboratories.

All storage of equipment, goods or material accessory to principal uses.

Accessory parking and loading.

Accessory solar collectors or solar energy systems.

Accessory buildings and uses customary and incidental to the principal use.

Telecommunications facilities in which the antenna(s) are collocated on a previously approved telecommunications tower or on an existing structure previously approved for such use.

Child day-care centers operated primarily for use by employees on the same lot as the principal permitted use or special permitted use. Single-family detached dwellings, automotive storage and wrecking yards, construction facilities and storage yards are not included.

Heavy manufacturing.

Automotive storage and wrecking yard.

Construction facility or storage yard.

(Reserved)[8]

Telecommunications facilities located on a single lot or on a portion of a lot of an existing use.

Conservation of land.

Single-family detached dwelling.

Private garages.

Private swimming pools and recreation facilities solely for the use of the residents therein.

Accessory solar collector or solar energy systems.

Accessory parking and loading.

Major and minor accessory structures for single-family detached dwellings.

Accessory home-care units in single-family dwellings.

Agricultural operations.

Bird sanctuaries, camping grounds, hiking trails, nature preserves, parks, playgrounds, golf courses, scenic areas, fishing areas or other similar uses.

(Reserved)[9]

Recreational boating facilities in accordance with § 220-32.

Research libraries and institutional headquarters for organizations whose purpose is the preservation and protection of wilderness and other valuable open spaces and/or the study of natural history.

Single-family detached dwellings.

Eating facilities, clinics, in-service training schools and the like for the exclusive use of employees and visitors to the principal use.

Indoor storage facilities.

Off-street parking and loading.

Accessory solar collectors or solar energy systems.

Customary home occupations.

Other customary and incidental accessory uses associated with the principal use.

Office buildings for general business or nonmedical professional uses, provided that there is no sale of retail goods in said office buildings.

Medical offices.

Places of worship, religious education facilities, parish houses and rectories and not-for-profit community centers.

Nursery schools and child day-care centers:

Adult day-care facilities:

Single-family detached or attached dwelling units.

Multiple-family dwelling units.

Open space, passive open space, active recreational space.

Nonresidential uses, individually or combined within a building:

Neighborhood mixed-use buildings.

Garages, swimming pools and recreational facilities solely for the use of residents therein.

Accessory service facilities such as solid waste disposal areas and maintenance equipment buildings.

Customary home occupation uses.

Accessory parking and loading.

Accessory home-care units in single-family detached dwellings.

Private garages.

Major and minor accessory structures for single-family detached and attached dwellings.

Gasoline service stations.

Commercial indoor recreational facilities.

Adult day-care centers.

Nursing homes.

Care homes.

Light manufacturing.

Research, experimental and testing laboratories.

Office buildings for general business and professional use.

Printing, publication, engraving and bookbinding facilities.

Public utility building, including: structure or use, storage yard, repair shop, water facility or other similar use.

Public service facilities, including but not limited to Town offices, libraries, or post office.

All storage of equipment, goods or materials accessory to the principal uses.

Accessory buildings and uses that are customary and incidental to the principal use.

Accessory parking and loading.

Telecommunications facilities in which the antenna(s) are co-located on a previously approved telecommunications tower or on an existing structure previously approved for such use.

Child day-care centers operated primarily for use by employees of the principal use.

Clinics, recreational and residential facilities for the exclusive use of company employees, officers and guests, except that no residential facility shall exceed four bedrooms.

Training centers and schools for employees of the principal use.

Eating facilities primarily for the use of employees, officers and guests of the principal use.

Public utility uses, including but not limited to electrical substations, telephone exchange or other similar use.

Accessory service facilities such as solid waste disposal areas and maintenance equipment buildings.

Mail-order sales offices.

Medical offices.

Educational facilities.

Child day-care facilities.

Telecommunications facilities located on a single lot or a portion of a lot of an existing use.

Animal hospital and/or veterinary clinics and kennels.

Asphalt plants: inclusive.

Assaying any metal except gold, silver or platinum.

Atomic power facilities and storage of nuclear waste.

Automobile and truck rental facilities, public garages and automotive sales.

Automotive repair shops and garages and auto body shops.

Automobile service stations.

Auto wrecking yards or scrap metal storage.

Corralling of livestock or poultry for slaughter or transshipping.

Crematories.

Distillation of coal, wood, bones or tar.

Excavation and removal of stone, sand, and gravel.

Iron, steel, brass or copper foundries.

Manufacture of alcohol, dye or rubber.

Manufacture of ammonia, chlorine, bleaching powder, boilers, large steel tanks, large steel vessels, asphalt, brick, tile, glutinous derivatives, lampblack, lime cement, plaster of Paris, oil cloth, linoleum, paint, varnish, turpentine, printing ink, pyroxoline plastic or articles made therefrom, soap, starch, glucose, dextrin products, sulfurous products, tar or tar products, crude rubber products, alcohol or carcinogenic dyes.

Manufacture of cement or abrasives.

Manufacture of corrosive acid or alkali.

Manufacture of fertilizer or glue.

Manufacture or production of hazardous and/or toxic chemicals, as defined in 15 U.S.C. § 1261.

Manufacture or storage of fireworks, explosives or munitions.

Manufacture, processing, production or refining of petroleum or other flammable liquids or gasses.

Motor vehicle, snowmobile or other motorized vehicle racing or track operation or car or midget auto races.

Packing, curing or processing of raw fish or raw fish products.

Power-generation plants.

Refining of petroleum.

Rendering or reduction of fats, tallow, grease, lard or any organic material, including garbage, offal, dead animals of any kind or refuse of any kind.

Residential dwellings units.

Slaughtering of animals or birds.

Smelting of metals.

Stone or gravel crushing.

Storage, warehousing or distribution of chemicals or petroleum products, unless necessary or incidental to the main use.

Structural steel or metal fabrication where a drop hammer is used.

Tanning, storage or curing of rawhides or skins.

Timbering.

Warehousing, public and private.

Wholesale distribution and storage facilities.

Any other use which will produce objectionable noise, particulates, vibrations, odors, noxious gases, smoke, fire and safety hazards, glare and heat, or wastes, or which emits radiation injurious to persons or animals, or which pollutes the air so as to make it injurious to the health of persons not engaged in the process involved or injurious to plants and/or wildlife and/or structures beyond the limits of the property on which such pollution originates. The production of any of the above-mentioned by-products shall be deemed to be objectionable if they can be distinguished beyond the limits of the property in which they are created as set forth in the performance standards of § 220-23.