Buildings or structures hereafter erected or altered in any nonresidential district on a lot adjacent to or abutting a residential district.

Nonresidential use buildings or structures within a residential district, except for utility facilities related to residential use.

Side and rear yards. Along any lot line of a nonresidential use lot adjoining a residential district there shall be provided a yard of at least 50 feet, and there shall be provided and maintained within such yard and along such lot line a buffer of not less than 15 feet between dissimilar uses (i.e., retail and residential) to separate, protect, conceal and maintain the character of the adjoining residential zone free from the persons, activities and traffic which may result from the activities permitted in such nonresidential districts. Such buffer shall consist of a combination of trees (both deciduous and evergreen), shrubs, ground covers, elevation changes (berms), and/or fences, consistent with the guidelines set forth below, so as to be dense enough to provide protection to neighboring sites from light and noise migration from all adjacent points in the residential district when viewed from eight feet above ground level. Landscaping plans must be approved by the Town Board. Plantings shall be properly bedded when planted and thereafter maintained and fertilized to assure long life and growth, and plantings required for nonresidential uses shall be replaced if they die. Guidelines:

Front yards. Where the frontage is partly in a residential and partly in a nonresidential use district, the setback requirement of the residential district shall apply to the nonresidential frontage.