ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE TOWN OF WILTON, CONNECTICUT

29-5.C.(2) A landscape plan shall be recruited and designed so as to enhance theappearance of the existing structure(s) and surrounding property. TheCommission shall take care to ensure that the selection and siting ofplantings, lighting, paving, site furnishings, signage and parking shall beharmonious with the surrounding environment.(3) Planting shall be provided for their beauty and functional value. Vegetationsuch as hedgerow, shrubs and small trees shall be provided as screens andbuffers which help reduce visual clutter, aid in unifying the landscape andscreen objectionable views. Indigenous plant materials shall be used.Planting species shall be varied in their texture, color and size.(4) Driveway, parking and walkway paving shall be functional, low maintenanceand visually compatible to the existing structure(s). The selection and use ofpaving materials shall consist of a stable material, such as: crushed stone,gravel, concrete and/or brick pavers. Travelways shall be well groomed andplanted appropriately so as to screen visual impacts and provide site unity.Transitions in paving patterns or materials shall provide a smooth andcontinuous surface.(5) All exterior signage shall be in accordance with the requirements of 29-8.A.7.d.(3), and shall be in a style compatible with the existing architecture ofthe site.(6) There shall be no outside storage or exterior display, advertising or othervisible evidence of such use except as in accordance with 29-5 C.5 f(5)above.(7) All exterior lighting shall be in accordance with the requirements of 29-9.E.,and shall be in a style compatible with the existing architecture of the site.6. Professional Offices for Nonresident Occupants may be conducted in residential districtsprovided such property shall have a minimum of 50 feet of frontage on, and primary accessfrom, Route 7, Danbury Road, by a person or persons other than resident occupants,subject to Special Permit and Site Plan approvals in accordance with 29-10 and 29-11 andcompliance with the following:a. Such use shall not occupy an amount of gross floor area in excess of one-half of thetotal gross floor area of the residence building.b. There shall be no outside storage and no exterior display, advertising or othervisible evidence of such use except in accordance with 29-5.C.6.e.c. In order for a residence to qualify for an accessory office use, it shall have beenused principally as a residence for at least three years prior to the date ofapplication.92