A. 
All uses listed in the use table below[1] shall be permitted in each zoning district as a permissible use for that district, provided that all other requirements of this chapter are met.
[1]
Editor's Note: Said table is included at the end of this chapter.
B. 
All area and size limitations which are included as part of their definitions are not subject to modification by area variances. Uses that do not meet the stated size or area limits shall be considered a different use.
C. 
All permitted uses are indicated by "P." All uses requiring site plan review are indicated by "S." All uses requiring a special use permit are indicated by "SP." Uses requiring a special use permit also require site plan review. Those uses with "accessory" as part of their name shall only be permitted as an accessory use and not as a principal use.
[Amended 4-14-2021 by L.L. No. 5-2021]
D. 
All mobile homes and mobile home parks existing in the Mobile Home Overlay District (MHO) at the time of adoption of this chapter are permitted. Such uses shall be subject to the underlying district zoning and dimensional requirements.
E. 
Any use may require Class A regional project review depending on location and size of project as determined by APA thresholds.
A. 
Mobile homes and mobile home parks are permitted in the Mobile Home Overlay District (MHO). Mobile homes shall be subject to the dimensional requirements of the underlying district.
B. 
All other buildings, structures and uses are subject to the use and dimensional requirements of the underlying district.
A. 
All waterfront-related uses and intensive waterfront-related uses are permitted and shall be subject to site plan review.
B. 
Waterfront-related uses are permitted within 250 feet of the mean high water mark of the Hudson River and Schroon River.
C. 
Intensive waterfront-related uses are permitted within 250 feet of the mean high water mark of the Hudson River and Schroon River if an area within the project, of an adequate size as determined by the Planning Board, provides permanent and unrestricted access to the general public.
[Amended 10-11-2023 by L.L. No. 2-2023]
A. 
All uses permitted as principal uses in each zoning district shall be permitted as accessory uses, provided the combination of uses shall meet all of the other provisions of this chapter.
B. 
Fowl.
(1) 
The keeping and raising of fowl is a lawful use when accessory to a lawful single-family or two-family residential use or a lawful small-scale agricultural use, whether such residential or agricultural uses are lawful by virtue of being appropriately zoned or whether by virtue of their pre-existing, nonconfirming status. In the event of the latter, the keeping of fowl shall not be deemed an expansion of such use.
(2) 
Male fowl shall not be permitted under this section, except in the Outside Hamlet Zoning District (OH). In all other locations in which fowl are permitted hereunder, only females are permitted.
(3) 
Fowl shall not be permitted to enter upon any property other than that owned by the owner of the fowl and/or one who is housing the fowl. Adequate fencing is required to keep all fowl on the subject property and all such fencing shall be of a condition, size, style and location as to comply with the requirements and limitations set forth in § 211-18 of this chapter.
(4) 
On every property on which fowl are kept, there shall be appropriate housing provided for them to protect them from the elements. Each coop or other structure shall be of at least common construction or type and shall be kept in good repair and shall not be permitted to become dilapidated. The coop or other structure shall be considered a part of the premises for purposes of Chapter 145 and shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition. Such structures are not "storage sheds" for purposes of § 211-26 of this chapter.
(5) 
All coops or other structures shall be kept a minimum of 25 feet from any boundary line of the property.
(6) 
This subsection permits the keeping and raising of fowl, but does not permit or make lawful the on-site butchering or processing of fowl for sale or trade.
(7) 
Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, properties within an Agricultural District, as that term is defined in Article 25-AA of the New York State Agriculture and Markets Law, shall not be subject to the limitations on sex of fowl set forth in this subsection.
(8) 
Provided that the primary use is allowed (whether as of right or with one or more land use approvals), the keeping of fowl in accordance with the requirements and limitations of this subsection will not trigger the need for any additional approvals.