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I Town of Fair Haven Zoning Districts Rural Industrial Fair Haven Village Area Legend Watershed (Qi Recreation Areas Lake Shore Rivers and Streams Residential Lakes and Ponds Floodplains Road Right-of-Way Mixed River -. Commercial o 05 1 2 — — - : :j:i: / .4 I • L 41 — I A 3 4 5 Miles 14r C. F -‘ 1 Ft December 3, 200B Updated December15, ZOOS
Purpose: To promote commercial activity in the form of retail stores, restaurants, professional and business offices. light industry, and other establishments as detailed in the Table of Uses. Development should be in keeping with the character of the neighborhood and promote ease of access between neighboring parcels and uses for vehicles and pedestrians. 5. Industrial Purpose: To allow for light and heavy industry such as slate or stone works, machine shops, textile manufacture, laundry and dry cleaning plants or similar operations as described in the Table of Uses. These areas are separated from residential and natural areas to minimize use conflicts. 6. Rural Purpose: To maintain a balance between ongoing agricultural practices. slate quarrying, low density residential settlement, commercial use and light industrial uses in the town. Any residential development in this district should consider the effects of permitted quarries in the area. 7. Recreation A teas’ There are five areas within the town borders which are set aside as public recreational areas. They are as follows: (a) A small area of airport property used as a barbecue picnic recreation area; (b) Louis Faryniarz Playground - the area east of the Grade School known as the “playground”; (c) The area at Fair Haven Union High School: (d) The area at the former “South School” on Academy Street (e) The area of the Fair Haven Green known as the Park. 8. Watershed Purpose: To protect the Town’s water supply from contamination by prohibiting potentially threatening activities. 9. Flood Hazard Area Purpose: To maintain the flood water carrying capacity of all flood-prone areas in the Town and to ensure that any structures or uses permitted within these areas ate properly protected I’rom flood hazards. Section 204- Interpretation of District Boundaries If uncertainty exists with respect to the boundary of any Zoning District on the Zoning Map. - 13—
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