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Permitted principal use in specified district. Permitted principal uses usually require a building permit, certificate of use and/or certificate of occupancy from the Code Enforcement Officer (see Article X). Such uses may also require site plan review and approval by the Planning Board under specific circumstances (see Article VII, § 125-73, Subsections A through K, and below), and may be subject to the special requirements identified in the final column of the District Schedule of Use Regulations.
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All uses noted on the District Schedule of Use Regulations with an asterisk require site plan review and approval by the Planning Board in accordance with Article VII of this chapter.
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Special use permit is an authorization for a use which is permitted, subject to adherence to the general standards enumerated in Article VI, § 125-67, and, as applicable, any additional specific standards for the use enumerated in Article VI, § 125-68, such use is in harmony with the Zoning Law, will not adversely affect the neighborhood if such standards are met, and has been approved in a manner required by this chapter for the specified district.
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Prohibited use in the specified district.
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