ZONING BY-LAW - Town of Hull

Zoning Bylaws of the Town of Hull Page 1-13f. Accessory uses normally associated with permitted uses in this Section (33), within theconfines of the building.g. Television and radio antennas not exceeding fifty feet (50') above ground level.h. Navigation aids.I. In a Waterfront District, the determination of principal and accessory use will includeconsideration for seasonal changes in marine businesses and the wide range of marinerelateditems serviced and sold.33-2. Additional Standards for uses allowed by Special Permit in the Waterfront District:a. Public amenities, such as launching ramps, access to the waterfront, public fishing areas,and visual access to the water, must be considered wherever there is no threat to publichealth and safety or other unreasonable liability to the property owner.33-3. Signagea. Signs for the purpose of identification of businesses and shops are permitted in theWaterfront District, subject to the granting of a Special Permit by the Board of Appealsper Section 80, of this bylaw (after consultation with the Design Review Board and theBuilding Department). Generally signs should be in scale with the size and bulk of thebuildings and compatible with one another. Signs should not project above the roofline.Internally illuminated signs, signs with moving parts, and freestanding signs are not to beused. Signs should relate solely to the business conducted on the premises.33-4. Dimensional Requirements and Intensity Regulations for Waterfront Districta. Table 53 sets forth the minimum zoning requirements for construction within a Districtzoned Waterfront District, which requirements shall apply in lieu of any otherrequirements set forth in this bylaw.Section 34 - Business and Mixed Use Residential Districts.34-1. Permitted uses for Business District and Mixed Use Residential District.34-1A. Business Districta. Office, bank, newspaper or job printing establishment.b. Restaurant.c. Any wholesale, retail or service business except places of amusement, not involvingmanufacture on the premises except of products the major portion of which is sold on thepremises by the producer to the consumer.d. Manufacturing or industrial use, provided that no such use shall be permitted whichwould be detrimental or offensive in the same or adjoining district by reason of: dangerof explosion or fire, excessive vibration or noise (that is, no noise or vibration shall beperceptible without instruments at a distance greater than fifty (50) feet from theindustrial premises, obnoxious fumes, smoke, gas or odors, or production of refuse abovethe capacity of the sewage or refuse collection system of the town, subject to specialpermit by the Board of Appeals, governed by Chapter 40A, Massachusetts General Lawe. Gasoline service stations and liquid propane dispensing operations are subject to specialpermits by the Board of Appeals, governed by Massachusetts General Law. Chapter 40A.f. Bed and breakfast homes, subject to the requirements of Section 46 of this zoning bylaw.g. Mixed Multi-family Residential and Business, provided, however, that not less than 30percent of the gross floor area be for business uses, such as office, bank, and restaurant,or any wholesale, retail or service business except places of amusement, not involvingmanufacture on the premises except of products the major portion of which are sold on