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Hinesburg Zoning Regulations – October 12, 2009 Article 3(9) Dead storage.(10) Residential dwellings on the second or third stories of structures with the followingconditions:(a) Residential use is compatible with the use occupying the first level of thestructure including, but not limited to, noise levels, vibration levels, hours ofoperation and traffic/parking consideration.(b)(c)Adequate outdoor space must be made available for outdoor residential use.Residential uses shall not be permitted where toxic, flammable or otherwisehazardous materials not generally associated with residential uses are stored orused on the first level of the structure.(11) Rooftop solar hot water.(12) Rooftop photovoltaics.(13) Rooftop wind turbines.(14) Photovoltaic trackers.(15) Small wind energy systems.3.8.5 CONDITIONAL USES(1) Laboratories for research or photo processing.(2) Outdoor recreational facilities.(3) Public utility substations and transmission lines.(4) Convenience or variety stores.(5) Restaurants (excluding drive-through).(6) Banks or other monetary institutions with drive-through(7) Hotels, motels, hostels, and inns.(8) Public and private educational institutions and accompanying customary recreationareas.(9) Public and private hospitals.(10) Places of worship including parish houses.(11) Commercial parking lots and storage garages.(12) Motor vehicles, farm equipment sales, service, and repair facilities with the followingconditions:(a) Entrance and exit driveways shall be located not nearer than fifteen (15) feetto any property line unless the driveway is designed for shared access betweentwo lots, and shall be so laid out as to avoid the necessity of any vehicleleaving the property to back out across any public right-of-way or portionthereof.(b) Vehicle lifts or pits, dismantled and disabled motor vehicles, trailers and allparts or supplies shall be located within a building enclosed on all sides.(c) All service or repair of motor vehicles, other than such minor servicing aschange of tires or sale of gasoline or oil, shall be conducted in a building fullyenclosed on all sides.(d) The storage of gasoline or flammable oils in bulk shall be located fullyunderground or screened and not nearer than thirty-five (35) feet to anyproperty line other than the street line.(e) No gasoline pumps shall be located nearer than fifteen (15) feet to anyproperty line.(f) No building permit shall be issued for a motor vehicle service station located- Page 26 -
Hinesburg Zoning Regulations – October 12, 2009 Article 3within a distance of two hundred (200) feet of any school, church, hospital, orplace of public assembly designed for the simultaneous use and occupancy bymore than one hundred (100) persons; the said distance to be measured in astraight line between the nearest points of the improved portion of the lot,regardless of the district where either premises are located.(13) Light manufacturing and warehousing. In any event, animal slaughtering or renderingof fats is not allowed.(14) Without regard to height limitations: radio and television antennae, windmills andother wind instruments.(15) Car wash(16) Veterinary office, clinic and/or hospital.(17) Pet grooming facility(18) Mortuaries and funeral parlors.(19) Production and processing of dairy-related products such as milk, cheese and icecream.Section 3.9 RESIDENTIAL 1 DISTRICTPURPOSE: To allow for a medium to high density residential area within the village growth areaand with access to public sewer and water facilities. Development in this district shall be connectedand integrated with adjacent growth area districts, so as to complement and enhance the compact,pedestrian-oriented village environment. Development in this district shall preserve connectionsbetween the village and the surrounding rural landscape via trails, open space, riparian areas, etc.Patrick Brook shall be protected with adequate building setbacks and vegetated buffers to allow fornaturally occurring channel realignment and water quality protection.3.9.1 DISTRICT BOUNDARIES AND LIMITSThis district is generally bounded by and follows parcel lines as depicted on the 2008 TaxMap (as depicted on Village Growth Area Zoning District Map), except as noted in the morespecific description that follows. Starting at the west corner of parcel 17-22-73.000, proceedwest across Mechanicsville Road to the southeast corner of parcel 16-20-60.000, and proceednorthwest to the southwest corner of the parcel. Proceed north along the western boundary ofthis parcel and parcels to the north to the southeast corner of parcel 16-20-56.900. Proceedwest along the southern boundary of this parcel to a point approximately 55’ east of thesouthwest corner of parcel 16-20-56.900. Proceed northeast along Patrick Brook (upstream),approximately 900’, across parcel 16-20-56.900 to a point due south of the southwesterncorner of parcel 17-22-62.000. Proceed due north to the southwestern corner of parcel 17-2-62.000. Proceed east along this parcel line to the west bank of the Canal. Follow the Canalnorth to the west side of the Mechanicsville Road right of way. Proceed south on the westside of the Mechanicsville Road right of way approximately 200’, then cross MechanicsvilleRoad to the northwest corner of parcel 17-22-61.000. Follow the northern boundary of thisparcel and parcel 17-22-62.000 to the southwest corner of parcel 17-22-45.100. Proceedsouthwest across parcel 17-22-62.000 to a point of inflection on the eastern boundary ofparcel 17-22-66.000. Proceed south along parcel lines to the southeast corner of parcel 17-22-67.000, and then continue due south (true south) approximately 150’ across parcel 09-01-01.670 to its southern boundary line. Proceed southwest to a point approximately 300’ eastof the southwest corner of parcel 09-01-95.000. Proceed west and then northwest along the- Page 27 -
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