Zoning Regulations - The Town of Hinesburg

Hinesburg Zoning Regulations – October 17, 2011 Article 3(10) Rooftop photovoltaics.(11) Rooftop wind turbines.(12) Photovoltaic trackers.(13) Small wind energy systems.(14) Cemetery.3.10.5 CONDITIONAL USES(1) Multi-family dwellings of more than 4 units, not to exceed three (3) bedrooms perunit.(2) Congregate housing(3) Places of worship, including parish houses.(4) Outdoor recreational facilities such as public playgrounds, swimming pools, andtennis courts.(5) Without regard to height limitations: railroads, public utility towers, high-voltagetransmission lines, substations, radio and television antennae, windmills, and othersimilar structures.(6) Retail sale of substantially unprocessed agricultural products.(7) Day-care facilities.(8) Tourist homes which do not exceed fifteen (15) guests located in the primary structureon the lot.(9) Home occupations and cottage industries as defined in Section 5.1.2 and 5.2 that areconsistent with a high density residential neighborhood.(10) Public and private educational institutions, and accompanying customary recreationareas.(11) Use of a structure in existence on the date this regulation became effective(5/25/2009) for one of the following purposes, but not to include retail sales except asa minor use accessory to those listed below:a. Function hall for catering, dances, or similar activities.b. Art Studio or exhibition space.c. Community Centerd. Indoor Theater(12) Cemetery with on-site crematory servicesSection 3.11 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT 1PURPOSE: To provide a location in the Town for manufacturing, distribution and service facilitieswhich do not emit unreasonable noise, smoke, light, odors or vibration discernable beyond the limitsof their properties, and where materials may be stored outdoors. Industrial development in thislocation will be screened from public roads and separated from residences.3.11.1 DISTRICT BOUNDARIES AND LIMITSThis district is bounded on the west by Route 116; on the north by a line parallel to and onemile north of the Addison County line, or by the Johnson State Forest if closer; on the east bya line parallel to and one mile east of the centerline of Route 116, or by the Tax Map Parcel#9-2-73 (Johnson State Forest) if closer, and on the south by the Addison County line.3.11.2 PERMITTED USESThe following uses are permitted in buildings with footprints of less than 25,000 square feet:- Page 32 -