The General Residential District has a district area contained
within a two-and-one-half-mile arc from the center of the village
and without services of public sewer and/or water. It is designed
to provide lower-density development outside the area of the area
of central services in a manner that is typical in many New England
villages. With adequate safeguards, certain other types of uses, such
as home occupations, agricultural and bed-and-breakfast uses, will
be permitted.
Dimensional controls shall be as follows:
A. Minimum lot area: 87,200 square feet.
B. Each additional dwelling unit: 21,780 square feet
per unit.
C. Minimum lot frontage: 200 feet.
Permitted uses shall be as follows:
A. One of the following dwelling unit structures is permitted
per lot:
(1) One single detached dwelling per lot.
(2) One single detached dwelling per lot with one accessory
dwelling unit.
[Amended 3-14-2017 ATM
by Art. 2]
(3) One duplex dwelling per lot.
D. The seasonal, outside storage of items of personal
property on residential lots, provided that such items must be placed
on the lot to the side or rear of the dwelling, but their use for
living and/or business while so stored is prohibited.
E. Home occupation, occupying up to 500 square feet of
the single-family dwelling (requires TRC approval).
F. The keeping or harboring of all livestock in accordance
with the New Hampshire Department of Agricultures's Best Management
Practices.
Uses which may be permitted by special exception
shall be as follows:
A. Farm, agriculture, farming.
B. Veterinarians and animal hospitals.1
F. Churches on lots with frontage on a state-numbered
highway.
G. Conversion of a dwelling unit into a bed-and-breakfast.1
K. Horticultural establishments.1
L. Museums on lots with frontage on a state-numbered
highway.
1NOTE: Requires Planning
Board approval under the provisions of RSA 676:4.
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For other requirements, see:
A. Article
XXII, Off-Street Parking and Loading Requirements.