[Ord. 741, passed 7-3-1978]
There shall be a Zoning Map indicating the zoning classification
applicable to each property. The Map shall be revised annually to
agree with zoning and other changes authorized by Council. The President
of Council and the Town Secretary shall sign the Map and shall initial
the annual revision. If the zoning of any property as indicated on
the Map is found not to conform with the zoning stated in the ordinance
that last rezoned the property, the zoning stated in the ordinance
controls and the Map shall be promptly revised to conform.
[Ord. 741, passed 7-3-1978]
The Town Manager shall maintain an official copy of the Zoning
Map in the Town Hall. This copy shall be marked to indicate all authorized
changes within 30 days of authorization. Such changes include rezoning,
subdivision and the taking over of roads. A new copy shall be produced
as soon as the original is updated each year.
[Ord. 741, passed 7-3-1978]
A separate record shall be kept of all ordinances authorizing
changes in the Zoning Map. This log shall include a copy of each ordinance
marked to show when the change was made on the official copy of the
Zoning Map and shall be signed by the Zoning Officer to indicate that
he has verified that each change has been properly made.
[Ord. 1127, passed 8-22-1994]
(a)
Where uncertainty exists with respect to district boundaries shown
on the Zoning Map, the following rules shall apply:
(1)
Normally, district boundaries follow street and lot lines. Where
the designation on the Zoning Map indicates a boundary within 25 feet
of a lot or street line, such lot or street line shall be construed
as the district boundary.
(2)
Where an apparent boundary is within 25 feet of two lot lines,
the district boundary shall be construed to be the nearest lot line.
(3)
Where an apparent boundary line is not within 25 feet of a lot
line, the Zoning Map shall be scaled to determine the location of
the boundary.
(4)
Where practical, it is desirable for the zoning district boundaries
to proceed in straight lines, rather than curved or stepped.
