ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE TOWN OF WILTON, CONNECTICUT

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29-5.Ee. All garages shall be fully enclosed and have a minimum width of 10 feet andminimum depth of 20 feet per parking space.f. An HOD shall have direct access to a major or secondary road as defined in theTown of Wilton road standards.g. Primary access roads within the development shall have a minimum pavementwidth of 24 feet.h. All driveways located within an HOD shall be arranged in a suitable andconvenient traffic pattern and adequately graded, drained and maintained in all seasons toaccommodate traffic and to afford satisfactory access to police, fire fighting and snow removalequipment.i. Walkways shall be arranged in a suitable, convenient and safe manner and shallbe adequately surfaced, drained and maintained in all seasons..j. All parking shall be screened from view from the public street in accordance withthe requirements of Section 29.8.C.4.k. Garage aprons and tandem parking spaces shall not be counted towardsatisfying the minimum parking requirement.l. All HOD proposals shall be designed to include a network of connectingsidewalks within and throughout the development, including along primary access roads and alongthe frontage of public roadways.7. Permitted Accessory Uses for HODDa. Private garages solely for the use of residents, provided that the height shall notexceed 14 feet.b. Recreational facilities, including a clubhouse and pool, solely for the use of theresidents and their non-paying guests.c. One leasing office.d. Home occupations for resident occupants subject to the requirements ofSection 29-5.C.4. and Section 29-8.B.5.a.(4).e. Garden houses, tool houses, play houses, greenhouses, or similar accessoryuses customarily incidental to the permitted principal use of the premises, provided that any suchstructure complies with all yard setback requirements for the buildings.f. Off-street parking facilities for the use of the occupants of the premises and theirguests, in accordance with Section 29-5.E.6. and in accordance with Section 29-8.B.14.a.g. Radio and television reception equipment, including satellite dishes, servingresidents and staff within the development. All satellite dishes shall be visually screened so as not tobe visible from adjacent property or a public right-of-way.102
29-5.E8. Permitted Uses. The following principal uses shall be permitted in the HODD as amatter of right:a. Multi-family attached dwellings.b. Open space.c. Single-family detached dwellings.9. Area and Bulk Requirements. The HODD shall have the following area and bulkrequirements.a. Minimum Lot Area 9 acresb. Maximum Lot Area 11 acresc. Maximum Density 10 units per gross acred. Percentage of Units Required to be Affordable 30 percente. Minimum Frontage 50 feetf. Minimum Lot Width and Depth 200 feetg. Front Setback 50 feeth. Side Setback – Principal/Accessory 50 feet/25 feetRear Setback – Principal/Accessory50 feet/25 feeti. Minimum Parking and Loading Setbacks 20 feetj. Maximum Stories/Building Height 3½ stories43 feetk. Maximum Unit Size 1,800 square feetl. Maximum Building Coverage(as a percentage 15 percentof lot area)m. Maximum Site Coverage 40 percentn. Maximum Driveway Grade 7 percent 1 / 2 percent1 The Commission may permit increased grades where excessive cuts and/or fill would be required, provided such grades do notexceed 10%. The applicant shall furnish a written opinion from a Connecticut-licensed professional engineer that all proposed gradesare safe for all vehicular and pedestrian traffic anticipated at the site.103
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ZONING REGULATIONSOF THETOWN OF WIL
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BUSINESS DISTRICTS 29-6DRB Design R
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ENVIRONMENTAL AND RELATED REGULATIO
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SPECIAL PERMITS 29-10Special Permit
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VALIDITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE OF REGU
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L. To encourage the development of
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29-2.A.18. Any agency, commission b
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29-2.B.126. RIDING STABLE: A place
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29-329-3 ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS
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29-4.B.B. GENERAL LOT REQUIREMENTS1
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29-4.B.e. The Commission may permit
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29-4.D.c. Any application for the i
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29-4.D.(11) To provide for the orde
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29-4.D.collapsing material.(15) Gri
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29-4.D.c. Monopole Tower: The type
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29-4.D.appropriate findings of fact
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29-4.D.half inch radial ice. Any ch
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29-4.D.3. Structural Safety: Towers
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29-4.D.proposed facility where the
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29-4.D.the Tower that the proposed
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29-4.D.feet at planting and be a ty
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29-929-9 ENVIRONMENTAL AND RELATED
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29-9.A.compliance with the approved
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29-9.B.lines, proposed grades, and
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5. Existing Earth Removal Operation
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29-9.F4. DEVELOPMENT: Any man-made
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29-9.F16. LOWEST FLOOR: The lowest
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29-9.Fconsidered to occur when the
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29-9.Fa new manufactured home park
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29-11.Ah. The zoning of the subject
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29-1229-12 ADMINISTRATIONA. INTERPR
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29-1329-13 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
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29-4.D.1, 29-4.B.8, 29-8.B.8Drivewa
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