ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE TOWN OF WILTON, CONNECTICUT

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ENVIRONMENTAL AND RELATED <strong>REGULATIONS</strong> 29-9Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan29-9.A1. Purpose2. Basic Requirements3. Definitions4. Exemption5. Required Submission6. Standards for Issuance or Denial of Certification7. Bond Requirement/InspectionRemoval of Earth Materials29-9.B1. Purpose2. General Provisions3. Temporary Permit for Earth Removal4. Special Permit for Earth Removal5. Existing Earth Removal OperationsFilling of Land29-9.C1. General Provisions2. Site Plan Approval3. Minimum Requirements for Filling OperationsAquifer Protection Zone29-9.D1. Purpose2. Applicability3. Permitted Uses4. Special Permit Uses5. Conditions for Special Permit Use6. Prohibited Uses7. Waiver of Use Regulations8. Modification of APZ Map9. Aquifer Impact AssessmentOutdoor Lighting29-9.E1. Purpose2. Requirements3. Continuing Jurisdiction
Development in Floodplain Areas29-9.F1. Purpose2. Regulated Area3. Definitions4. Data Required5. Applicability6. Records7. Flood Protection Requirements8. Variances9. Other Permits and Licenses10. DisclaimerSmoke, Dust and Other Atmospheric Pollutants29-9.G1. Method of Measurement of Smoke2. Maximum Permitted Emission of Smoke3. Maximum Permitted Emission of Dust4. General Control Over Smoke and otherParticulate MatterOther Environmental Standards29-9.H1. Odors, Gases and Fumes2. Toxic or Noxious Matter3. Radiation4. Electromagnetic Interference5. Fire and Explosive Hazard6. Heat7. Noise8. Water Pollution9. VibrationsProtection of Slopes29-9.I1. Purpose2 Alteration or Regrading of Land3. Maximum Slope4. Maximum Grade of Driveway and Streets5. Retaining Walls and Slope TreatmentsVillage District Procedures and Requirements29-9.J1. Application Procedures2. Application Requirements
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29-4.D.b. A soil report complying w
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29-4.D.feet at planting and be a ty
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29-4.D.consultant and submitted to
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29-4.D.g. A statement from the appl
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29-4.D.j. Other Requirements1. Comm
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29-4.D.k. Abandonment: Immediatenot
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29-4.D.those costs exceed theapplic
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29-4.D.h. The maximum building cove
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29-4.E.E. EXCEPTIONS TO YARD REQUIR
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29-4.F.compliance with the lot widt
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29-529-5 RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTSR-2AR
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29-5.A(4) No more than one commerci
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29-5.A(2) Maximum number of buildin
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29-5.Aaccompanying nonpaying guests
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29-5.A(1) All development within th
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29-5.Bmay consider a modification o
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29-5.B(3) Open space, both public o
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29-5.Binterior living area, it shal
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29-5.B(4) Multiple and detached gar
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29-5.Bn. Change of Income or Qualif
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29-5.C.C. REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO
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29-5.C.4. Professional Offices and
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29-5.C.number of employees on-site
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29-5.C.(2) A landscape plan shall b
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d. Considerations:29-5.C.limited to
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29-5.D.D. AREA AND BULK REQUIREMENT
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29-5.DZoningDistrictMinimum Parking
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29-5.Eb. At least 600 square feet o
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29-5.Ee. All garages shall be fully
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29-5.Ewhen located within50 feet of
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29-6.A.c. Convalescent or nursing h
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29-6.A.4. Permitted Accessory Uses:
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29-6.B.c. Wholesale or storage ware
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29-6.B.(1) All sales and display of
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29-6.C.4. Special Permit Uses:The f
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29-6.C.consisting of an all-weather
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29-6.C.study shall detail the overa
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29-6.E.E. AREA AND BULK REQUIREMENT
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29-6.FF. CXD - CANNON CROSSING DIST
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29-7.B.d. Public or semi-public use
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29-7.C.c. Manufacturing, converting
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29-7.D.9. The Commission may grant
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29-829-8 SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONSA
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3. General Provisions29-8.A.Commerc
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29-8.A.(2) No projecting sign shall
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29-8.A.pedestrian visibility or res
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29-8.A.(2) (a) One projecting sign
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29-8.B.Wilton Center shall be conne
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29-8.B.b. BUSINESS USES, EXCEPT AUT
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29-8.B.outside normal operating hou
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29-8.B.such size are not required,
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29-8.B.ownership as the use being s
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29-8.C.C. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AN
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29-8.C.b. Specific Goals:(1) To pro
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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.D.2. Applicabilitya. These reg
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29-9.D.permitted treatment or dispo
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29-9.E.b. In approving lighting, th
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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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29-9.Fnew construction, substantial
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29-9.G.smoke units emitted exceed t
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29-9.I.3. The Maximum Slope for are
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29-1029-10 SPECIAL PERMITSA. SPECIA
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29-10.Ab. The location, type, size
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29-1129-11 SITE PLANSA. SITE PLAN R
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29-11.Ah. The zoning of the subject
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29-11.A9. Standards for Site Plan A
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29-11.Aany nonresidential project c
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29-1229-12 ADMINISTRATIONA. INTERPR
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29-12.Ecopies of such petition shal
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29-1329-13 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
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The overall design of the site shou
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5.3. Scale, Massing and ProportionT
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6. SITE ENHANCEMENTS6.1. Landscapin
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7.2. Sign ContextSignage should ref
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29-4.D.1, 29-4.B.8, 29-8.B.8Drivewa
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T 29-5.C.7 Tag sale29-4.D.3Telecomm
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