In all districts, a use accessory to the uses authorized, either
by right or upon a special permit after a hearing, may be made, except
as expressly limited in this bylaw, and, in the case of a use authorized
upon a special permit, as expressly limited in such permit.
Authority under this bylaw to make a particular use of real
estate shall not dispense with the requirement of some other bylaw,
rule or regulation requiring a permit, license or other authority
to make such use.
The use of land in any district for the removal of soil, loam,
sand, or gravel is prohibited except as provided in "The Soil Conservation
Bylaw" adopted June 16, 1952.[1]
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Waste materials shall be stored in closed containers. Waste containers,
compressors, and/or compactors, or other waste material which cannot
be stored within a building shall be screened on all sides by an opaque
fence or wall a minimum of six feet high. All outside storage of waste
material shall be in the rear of the building in conformance with
the applicable set back requirements of the zoning district in which
they are built.
