One (1) home occupation may be allowed on any premises
by special permit issued by the Board of Appeals, provided that:
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1. the home occupation complies with the pertinent provisions of Section 3.3.1, above;
2. is conducted within a dwelling solely by the person(s) occupying the dwelling as a
primary residence and, in addition to the residents of the premises, by not more than two
additional employees;
3. does not exhibit any exterior indication of its presence, or any variation from residential
appearance, except for a sign or name plate in compliance with Section 6.2;
4. a special permit for such use is granted by the Board of Appeals, subject to conditions
including, but not limited to, restriction of hours of operation, maximum floor area, off-
street parking, and maximum number of daily customer vehicle trips. Such special
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SECTION 4.0 DIMENSIONAL AND DENSITY REGULATIONS
4.1 GENERAL REGULATIONS. 4.1.1 Conformance Required. No building or structure shall be built or shall any existing building or structure
be enlarged except in conformance with the regulations of this By-law as to lot coverage, lot area per dwelling
unit, lot width, front, side and rear yards, and maximum height of structures, in the districts as set forth below
except as may otherwise be provided elsewhere in this By-law. 4.1.2 Table of Dimensional and Density Regulations. See Appendix B, Table of Dimensional
Regulations which is declared to be part of this By-Law. 4.2 SPECIAL REGULATIONS. 4.2.1 Distance Between Buildings. Except in the Queset Commercial District, and except in the case of an
approved Planned Business Development and/or Planned Industrial Development, if more than one building
(other than a one, two or three-car garage, a tool-shed, a greenhouse or a cabana) may lawfully be placed on any
lot in single or common ownership, the distance between the nearest parts of such buildings shall be not less than
forty (40) feet.