A.
The Adult Use Zone is herein established as an overlay district and
shall be superimposed on the other districts established by this bylaw.
The requirements enumerated for this Adult Use Zone shall be in addition
to, rather than in place of, the requirements of the other districts.
Adult uses may be allowed by special permit in the Adult Use Zone,
as described below. Adult uses shall be prohibited at any other location
in the Town.
B.
The following regulation shall apply to adult uses as defined in
Article 2 of this bylaw.
Boundaries of the Adult Use Zone are shown on the Zoning Map
and shall include the following parcels as identified on the 1995
Assessor's Map: Map 34, Parcel 27; and Map 77, Parcels 3, 12, 13,
14 and 17.
Map 34, Parcel 27
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Northerly 250' +/- by Holt Road
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Easterly 340' +/- by Lot 2
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Southerly 240' +/- by City of Lawrence Airport
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Westerly 330' +/- by Lot 4
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Map 77, Parcel 13
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Northerly 100' +/- by Holt Road
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Easterly 370' +/- by Lot 4
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Southerly 130' +/- by Parcel 3
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Westerly 400' +/- by Clark Street
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Map 77, Parcel 14
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Northerly 245' +/- by Holt Road
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Easterly 330' +/- by Lot 3
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Southerly 250' +/- by Parcel 3
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Westerly 370' +/- by Lot 7
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Map 77, Parcel 3
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Northerly 410' +/- by Lots 3, 4, and 7
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Easterly 250' +/- by City of Lawrence Airport Comm.
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Southerly 465' +/- by City of Lawrence Airport Comm.
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Westerly 460' +/- by Clark Street
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Map 77, Parcel 12 (3-sided lot)
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Northerly 410' +/- by Parcel 17
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Easterly 270' +/- by Clark Street
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Southerly 285' +/- by City of Lawrence Airport Comm.
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Map 77, Parcel 17
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Northerly 120' +/- by City of Lawrence Airport Comm.
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Easterly 210' +/- by Clark Street
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Southerly 410' +/- by Parcel 12
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Westerly 590' +/- by City of Lawrence Airport Comm.
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Adult uses may not be located:
With the exception of an adult cabaret or an adult motion-picture
theater, adult uses may not exceed 3,500 square feet of usable floor
area.
The following parking requirements shall apply:
A.
At a minimum, a five-foot-wide landscaped buffer shall be provided
along the side and rear property lines of an adult use establishment
consisting of evergreen shrubs or trees not less than five feet in
height at the time of planting, or a solid fence not less than six
feet in height.
B.
All building openings, entries and windows shall be screened in such
a manner as to prevent visual access to the interior of the establishment
by the public.
No adult use shall be allowed to display for advertisement or
other purpose any signs, placards or other like materials to the general
public on the exterior of the building or on the interior where the
same may be seen through glass or other like transparent material
any sexually explicit figures or words as defined in MGL c. 272, § 31.
The application for a special permit for an adult use establishment
must include the following information:
A.
Name and address of the legal owner of the establishment, and of
the legal owner of the property;
B.
Name and address of all persons having lawful equity or security
interests in the establishment;
C.
Name and address of the manager;
D.
Number of employees;
E.
Security.
(1)
Proposed provisions for security within and without the establishment.
these provisions must include and detail specifications for the following
requirements:
F.
The physical layout of the interior of the establishment.
The Zoning Board of Appeals shall be the special permit granting
authority.
No adult use special permit shall be issued to any person convicted
of violating the provisions of MGL c. 119, § 63, or MGL
c. 272, § 28.
An adult use special permit shall only be issued following a
public hearing held within 65 days after the filing of an application
with the special permit granting authority, a copy of which shall
forthwith be given to the Town Clerk by the applicant.
Special permits for adult uses shall be granted only upon the
determination by the special permit granting authority that the location
and design of the facility are in harmony with its surroundings, and
that adequate safeguards exist through licensing or other means to
assure on a continuing basis that activities therein will not be patently
contrary to prevailing standards of adults in the community and will
not involve minors in any way.
Any section of this bylaw, or portion thereof, declared invalid
shall not affect the validity or application of the remainder of the
bylaw.