The Town has adopted a zoning map to accomplish the purposes of this title. In adopting the zoning map, the Town has considered the relative quantities of land needed for particular uses, the suitability of such land for such uses, the existing and probable future conditions within the Town, and the character of each of the several zones, with a view to conserving the many different values of land and buildings and encouraging the most appropriate use of land throughout the Town.

The Town's zoning map is incorporated and is adopted as part of this title. The zoning map defines the areas in which zoning regulations apply.

If there is any uncertainty about the exact location of a zoning boundary, the following rules govern the determination about the location of the zoning boundary:

A.

Where the indicated boundaries on the zone map are approximately street lines, the centerline of said street or alley shall be construed to be the zone boundary.

B.

Where the indicated boundaries are approximately lot lines, said lot lines shall be construed to be the zone boundary unless otherwise indicated.

C.

Where the indicated boundaries are approximately watercourses or other clearly defined natural features, the centerlines of such watercourses or prominent lines of such natural features shall be construed to be the zone boundaries unless otherwise indicated.

D.

In the absence of any street, land survey, lot line, watercourse, or other natural feature or measurement, the zone boundary must be determined by the use of scale of measurement shown upon the map.

E.

Where other uncertainty exists, the Town Council may interpret the locations of zone boundaries upon said zone map in accordance with section 10-1-3 of this title.

The Town's zoning map includes the following designated zones: