They are based upon a 5-foot
contour interval water table map, surficial geologic mapping and ground water modeling. 9.1.3 Prohibited Uses. Within an APOD, the following uses are specifically prohibited:
1. Sales or storage of fuels;
2. Junk yards;
3. Municipal sewage treatment facilities with on-site disposal of primary or
secondary treated effluent;
4. Packaged sewage treatment plants;
5. Car washes;
6. Road salt stockpiles not stored in approved structures;
7. Dumping of snow from outside the district;
8. Dry cleaning establishments;
9. Motor vehicle and boat service and repair facilities;
10. Metal plating establishments;
11. Veterinary clinic/animal hospital;
12. Planned Business Development;
13. Planned Industrial Development;
14. Chemical and bacteriological laboratories;
15. Any other use which involves as a principal activity the manufacture, storage,
use, transportation or disposal of toxic or hazardous materials, except as allowed
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by special permit in this Section. 16. Sanitary Landfills; specifically excluded from this provision is the continued use
and vertical expansion of the existing municipal sanitary landfill off Prospect
Street in accordance with approval by the Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Protection (DEP). 17. Solid waste facilities; with the specific exception that the existing landfill
located off Prospect Street may be converted to a composting facility and/or a
solid waste transfer station. 18. Land filling of sludge and septage. 9.1.4 Density Regulations. Residential dwellings shall be permitted only at a density not greater than
that allowed in Section 4.0. 9.1.5 Special Permit Uses. Within the APODs the following uses shall be allowed only upon receipt
of a special permit from the Planning & Zoning Board:
1. Any use involving toxic or hazardous materials in quantities greater than those
associated with normal household use;
2. Golf courses, either private or public;
9.1.6 Special Permits; Procedures.