No objectionable odor
greater than that caused by 0.001202 per thousand cubic feet of hydrogen sulfide
or any "odor threshold" as defined in Table III in Chapter 5 of Air Pollution
Abatement Manual, copyright 1951, by manufacturing Chemists Association,
Inc., of Washington, D.C. shall be permitted. 6.3.7 Exemptions. The following are exempt from these standards:
1. Emergency Response. Emergency responses performed by a private entity or a
public agency and fire or burglar alarms. 2. Municipal Uses and Structures. All municipal uses and structures, including
schools. 6-15
3. Events. Parades, fairs or outdoor entertainment between the hours of 7:00 A.M.
and 11:00 P.M. only provided that a permit for such activity has been granted by
the Board of Selectmen and that said permit is for not more than ten (10) days. 4. Religious Services. Religious services conducted by an organization which
qualifies under the laws of the Commonwealth as a tax-exempt religious group. 6.3.8 Waiver of Standards. The Planning & Zoning Board or the ZBA may, in the course of granting
a special permit or site plan approval for nonresidential development, waive any of these performance
standards where such waiver is not inconsistent with public health and safety. 6.3.9 Enforcement. In issuing a special permit or site plan approval, the issuing authority may ensure
compliance with these performance standards at the application stage by requiring evidence of probable
compliance, whether by example of similar facilities or by engineering analysis, verified by technical
peer review. In addition, the issuing authority may require a monitoring program post-permit issuance
for compliance purposes for a time period as may be specified in the special permit or site plan
approval. Otherwise, enforcement shall be by the Building Commissioner. 6-16
SECTION 7.0 SPECIAL REGULATIONS
7.1 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS. 7.1.1 Purpose.