TOWN OF GRANBY ZONING REGULATIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 8
SPECIAL REGULATIONS
h) The extent to which uses proposed for the Active Recreation Area are preleased
or committed for or the extent to which construction and
maintenance of such uses are assured by bonding or other means;
i) The compatibility of the proposed development with other existing sues in
the area and with uses permitted under these Regulations and the
Commission's Subdivision Regulations.
j) The extent and nature of public access, if any, to the proposed Passive
Open Space and Active Recreation Area;
k) How areas within the Passive Open Space and Active Recreation Area are
to be maintained;
l) The phasing of the proposed improvements within the development; and
m) The extent to which proposed water usage will impact existing streams,
watercourses, water bodies and aquifers.
8.19.5 The Commission may require the applicant to adopt for the proposed
development restrictions acceptable to the Commission prohibiting or
regulating snowmobiles, dirt bikes, un-mufflered motor vehicles and other
noise generating machines or activities.
8.19.6 An application for a Special Permit for a Residential/Recreational Development
shall be accompanied by an application for subdivision approval and both
applications; shall be considered by the Commission at the same public
hearing.
8.19.7 Environmental Control of Operations
8.19.7.1 If the activities proposed by the applicant, or reasonably to be expected to
occur on the site, involve the application of any pesticides, herbicides,
fungicides, fertilizers or chemicals, the applicant shall submit as part of its
application a report prepared by a qualified scientist (including, but not
necessarily limited to a geologist, biologist, hydrologist, soil scientist and/or
limnologist). The applicant shall also make the author of the report available
for comment and questioning during the public hearing on the application.
The report shall cover the following matters:
a) The chemical and physical nature of the substances to be applied, the
frequency of application and the quantity involved in each application;
b) The expected effects on water, air and soils (both on-site and off-site,
including aquifers) of the applications (both long and short term) under the
normal operating conditions proposed or expected by the applicant;
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