A.
The Niagara River is an important natural resource
in the Town of Grand Island. The Waterfront Business District is established
to create a district where small, water-related business can develop.
Such districts will improve the economic base of the Town, offer residents
an opportunity to gain access to the river and help attract tourists
to the Town of Grand Island.
B.
In addition to conformance with the following regulations,
development of the shoreline is to be in compliance with the New York
State Coastal Management Policies and Local Waterfront Revitalization
Plan.
A.
Bed-and-breakfasts.
B.
Amusement enterprises conducted entirely within a
completely enclosed building.
C.
Restaurants, excluding restaurants with drive-in facilities,
but including restaurants with outdoor patios.
D.
Artists studios or art galleries.
E.
Boat or marine sales and service.
F.
Marinas, boat yards or launches, and yacht clubs.
G.
Boat rental or charter services.
H.
Small retail stores not exceeding 5,000 gross square
feet.
I.
Fraternal clubs and lodges.
The following accessory uses, building and structures
are permitted in the district, provided that such accessory uses and
buildings are not conducted or constructed until the main building
has been constructed:
A.
Docks, wharves, piers for the docking of boats.
B.
Indoor and outdoor recreation facilities such as swimming
pools, saunas, exercise studios, tennis courts, bike and walking trails
and pedestrian plazas and courts which are provided for the exclusive
use of the occupants of the primary permitted use.
C.
Satellite television receiving antenna.
D.
Transit shelters and street furniture.
E.
Off-street parking and loading areas subject to the
provisions of this code.
H.
Accessory structures for the exclusive and customary
storage or maintenance needs of the primary permitted use, including
the storage of maintenance vehicles.
I.
Temporary buildings for the uses incidental to construction
work which shall be removed upon completion or abandonment of the
construction work.
J.
At marinas, boat yards or launches, and yacht clubs,
outdoor storage of boats.
