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DRAFT PROPOSED REVISIONS – OCTOBER 2011 (c) Commercial Recreation.Ice Skating or Roller Rink in any Industrial District. An ice skating or roller rink provided that the location of such use is deemed by the Board to be appropriate to its immediate neighborhood, and that satisfactory evidence is presented that the use will not create any nuisance, and subject to such conditions and safeguards as the Board may impose with respect to, among other matters, the location and adequacy of entrances and exits to parking areas required by this chapter, so as to assure the public safety, and further provided that when such use abuts any residential district the parking area or areas shall be suitably screened so as to protect adjacent residential properties. Comment [PG76]: vague (1) All buildings and outdoor recreation facilities shall be set back at least one hundred twenty-five (125) feet from any property line and all parking areas, parking access aisles and accessory buildings shall be set back at least seventy-five (75) feet from any property line. (2) There shall be a fifty (50) foot wide buffer adjacent to all property lines, within the required setback, which shall consist of natural vegetation and, if required by the Planning Board or Board of Adjustment, new vegetation to supplement the existing vegetation. (3) The required setbacks and buffers for outdoor recreation facilities that are lighted for evening use shall be increased by one hundred percent (100%) over the above requirements. The use of outdoor recreation facilities shall not be permitted after 11:00 p.m. (4) A landscape plan, which provides substantial buffering of the parking area, must be approved by the Planning Board or Board of Adjustment and kept on file in the Department of Planning and Development. All plantings shall be maintained in perpetuity and all plants must be replaced in kind when necessary. (d) Hotel. In any B (Business) District, a hotel on a land area of five (5) acres or more in extent, provided that such use be approved by the Public Health Department, and subject to such conditions and

ny B (Business) District, a hotel on a land area of five (5) acres or more in extent, provided that such use be approved by the Public Health Department, and subject to such conditions and safeguards as the Planning Board may impose with respect to, among other matters, the location and adequacy of entrances and exits so as to assure the safety of vehicular traffic, and the provision of buffers or minimum required lot area of two thousand five hundred (2,500) square feet per guest room or suite, a maximum building coverage of twenty (20%) percent and a maximum of forty (40%) percent impervious surface. (e) Commercial antenna. In a business, commercial or industrial district, a commercial antenna shall be permitted as a conditional use and shall satisfy the following requirements: (1) The applicant shall submit a site plan and appropriate engineering drawings, as well as a statement certified by a qualified engineer indicating the projected effective radiated power of all transmitted signals, the probable radiation pattern and an analysis of any potential for reception interference by electronic receiving devices of good design to the Planning Board or Board of Adjustment (“the Board”), as appropriate. Approval shall not be denied on the grounds of reception interference. Approval of a commercial antenna may be granted by the Board upon a finding that the site plan and design are structurally sound and conform to local engineering regulations, that the antenna does not result in an undue concentration of such structures in particular location, and that the antenna meets the height limitations hereinafter set forth. 122