Professional and general offices, medical and legal offices, real estate and insurance offices. A residential use may be combined with any of the above uses in the same building, provided that the residential occupant is also the user of the office facilities. All of these conditional uses shall be subject to the following standards, which are in addition to any other standards for conditional uses set forth in other residential districts where such conditional uses are allowed by reference to the A Residence District:
(1)
Standards set forth in Subsection A(1) through (7) above.
(2)
All lots shall be directly adjacent to the roads listed below. Lots within the interior of a housing development shall not be considered for the conditional use.
[Amended 3-12-2003 by Ord. No. 4-2003]
(3)
Architectural standards set forth in § 285-108.
(4)
There will not be any noise and lighting situations adversely affecting adjacent residential properties.
(5)
A twenty-foot-wide setback shall be provided between any parking area and a property line, where such parking is directly adjacent to a preexisting residential dwelling or lot. Such setback shall be fenced and/or fully planted with a landscape buffer, as provided for in this chapter.
(6)
The applicable area and bulk standards shall be as set forth for the zoning district where the property is located.
(7)
Signs shall conform to the applicable requirements of §
285-230.
[Amended 3-16-2012 by Ord. No. 3-2012]
(8)
For the conversion of an existing building, the plan submitted may be considered a minor site plan if so classified by the Planning Board. All plans for the construction of a new building will be considered major site plans.
(9)
All buildings must have the front of the building facing the roads listed in Subsection C(2) above.