ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE TOWN OF WILTON, CONNECTICUT

29-6.C.the opportunity for creative and flexible architectural design, the sound interrelationship ofbuildings to open spaces, pedestrian and vehicular circulation, landscaping, parking areas andbusiness uses and to carry out the recommendations and proposals for circulation and usecontained in the duly adopted plans and policies of the Commission. *2. Village District Established:Wilton Center is declared to be a village district as authorized under CGS Section 8-2j and shallconform to Village District Procedures and Requirements provided in Section 29-9.J. of theseRegulations. In considering the future development of the area, the Commission shall determinewhether a proposed development is in harmony with the Design Guidelines contained in AppendixC of these Regulations. Failure of the applicant to conform to these procedures, requirements andguidelines may be grounds for denial of a special permit or site development plan application. *3. Permitted Site Plan Uses:The following principal uses with a GFA of 20,000 square feet or less, shall be permitted in theWC District subject to Site Plan approval in accordance with 29-11:a. Stores and shops for the conduct of retail businesses, except that the sale, service or rentalof motor vehicles shall be specifically excluded.b. Stores and shops for the conduct of personal service businesses.c. Retail dry cleaners or retail laundry establishments.d. Restaurants, sit-down.e. Banks or financial institutions without drive-in facilities.f. Offices associated with the sale or leasing of real estate.g. Medical offices.h. Public or semi-public uses.i. Bed and breakfast establishments.j. Health or fitness clubs, gymnasiums or racquet clubs.k. Printing, lithography, photocopying or similar graphic arts services; publishing.The following uses shall be permitted in the WC Zone but shall not be located at street level oron the first floor of a building:l. Social service agencies; philanthropic, benevolent or charitable organizations.m. Civic associations, fraternal organizations or social clubs.n. Other membership organizations such as business or professional associations, labororganizations or political organizations.o. Studios of dance, photography, graphic design, painting or similar artistic endeavors.p. Radio or TV broadcast facilities.q. General offices. General offices located on the first floor in existence as the date of thisamendment (March 15, 1998) shall be considered a conforming use in terms of location.113