These requirements shall not apply to
non-residential or mixed use development that are designed to integrate
existing or future neighboring residences into the site through the use of
walkways, bicycle paths or other pedestrian amenities. 10. Location of test pits, depth to seasonal high ground water and soil percolation
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rates for those areas designated for recharge;
11. Schematic diagrams of any gray water or cistern systems proposed for the
parking area;
12. An Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Plan shall be submitted by the
applicant to the Zoning Enforcement Officer or the Planning & Zoning Board]
that conforms to the standards for O&M Plans detailed in the most recent
version of the Massachusetts DEP Stormwater Management Manual;
13. Plantings shall be indigenous and drought resistant. Trees species should be
selected so as to minimize damage to trees by vehicles and to maintain
signage visibility. Trees listed on the Massachusetts Prohibited Plant List
shall not be used. 6.1.13 Curb Cuts Onto Public Ways. Distances are to be measured along the property line. The
maximum distance for Residential, Residential I, and Business Neighborhood zones is 24 feet for each
opening; and for Business, Industrial, Eleemosynary and Municipal is 36 feet each opening. 6.1.14 Driveways. A driveway shall not be more than 24 feet in width at the throat in the Residential,
Residential I, and Business Neighborhood Zoning Districts, and shall not be more than 36 feet in width
at the throat in the Business, Industrial, Eleemosynary, and Municipal Zoning Districts. Each driveway
shall service no more than one lot. 6.1.15 Special Permit. The Planning & Zoning Board may, by special permit, reduce the requirements
of this Section if specific site or public safety considerations warrant such a reduction and no
substantial detriment shall result. 6.2 SIGNS
6.2.1 Purpose. The purpose of this Section is:
1.