ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE TOWN OF WILTON, CONNECTICUT

29-5.C.d. In conjunction with uses eligible for professional offices, residence apartments maybe permitted within the principal building subject to the requirements of Section 29-5C.5.c.(3).e. All exterior signage shall be in accordance with the requirements of Section 29-8.A.and shall be in a style compatible with the existing architecture of the site.f. All exterior lighting shall be in accordance with the requirements of Section 29-9.E.and shall be in a style compatible with the existing architecture of the site.7. Tag Sales: Upon the written application of the owner of land, the ZEO may issue not morethan one temporary permit per year for a period not exceeding two consecutive days, touse land and buildings thereon in a residence district for the purposes of a tag sale. Nosigns related in any way for a tag sale shall be placed or displayed in any manner withinthe right-of-way of any public or private road, street, highway or other public place.8. Historic/Architecturally-Significant Buildings: *a. Objective and Purpose: The Commission hereby recognizes that theloss of historic and/or architecturally significant residential buildingsthrough demolition, alteration or incompatible new construction iscontrary to protecting the unique character of Wilton. To this end,the Commission has adopted these provisions which allow flexibilityand discretion when considering structural modifications to suchbuildings.b. Applicability: This regulation is restricted to residential buildings andresidential accessory buildings with respect to applicable setback,building coverage or site coverage requirements. An eligible building(s)shall be located entirely within a residential zoning district and shall meetthe definition of a “Historic/Architecturally-Significant Building” asprovided in these regulations.c. Requirements: These provisions are subject to the Commission’sreview and approval of a special permit. When making application, theapplicant shall submit the following information:(1) A fully completed special permit application accompanied by a Class “A-2”survey depicting existing conditions with proposed additions shown toscale. Said plan shall contain the original stamp of a Connecticut-licensedsurveyor.(2) Detailed architectural drawings which illustrate all existing and proposedbuilding elevations prepared by a licensed architect.(3) Recent photographs of all building elevations.(4) A report detailing the historic or architectural significance of the building(s)under consideration. The report shall provide sufficient documentationand evidence to establish the historic and cultural significance of thestructure under consideration.(5) Additional information as requested by the Commission including, but not93