The names and the designated symbols of the districts established
by this chapter shall include:
|
Name of District
|
Designated Symbol
|
|---|---|
|
Public Land
|
PL
|
|
Single-Family Residential
|
R1-10
|
|
Single-Family Residential
|
R1-18
|
|
Single-Family Residential
|
R1-44
|
|
Single-Family Residential
|
R1-E
|
|
Planned Residential
|
RP
|
|
Multiple-Family Residential
|
RM
|
|
Senior Citizen Residential
|
RS
|
|
Central Health Care
|
CHC
|
|
Professional Business
|
BP
|
|
Restricted Business
|
BR
|
|
General Business
|
BG
|
|
Flexible Office-Industrial
|
FOI
|
|
Light Industrial
|
IL
|
|
General Industrial
|
IG
|
|
Economic Development and Innovation Overlay
|
EDIO
|
|
Neighborhood Business
|
BN
|
|
Dewey Avenue Mixed Use
|
DMU
|
|
Planned Mixed Use
|
PMU
|
|
Waterfront Development
|
WD
|
|
Canal Corridor Overlay
|
CCO
|
The location and boundaries of the districts established in
this chapter shall be shown on a map titled the "Official Zoning Map
of the Town of Greece, New York" (hereinafter referred to as the "Official
Zoning Map"), which is hereby adopted and declared to be a part of
this chapter.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: The Official Zoning Map is included as an attachment to this chapter.
District boundaries which appear to follow lot lines, the center
lines of streets, streams, rights-of-way for railroads or public utilities,
the edges of lakes or other bodies of water or the municipal boundaries
of the Town of Greece shall be construed to follow said lines, edges
or municipal boundaries. The location of district boundaries which
do not appear to follow said lines, edges or municipal boundaries
shall be determined by use of the scale designated on the Official
Zoning Map. In case of uncertainty as to the true location of a district
boundary line in a particular instance, the Director of Development
Services, shall determine the location of said line.
A.
Use variances. In any district, any premises for which a use variance
has been granted shall comply with all applicable development regulations
established for the use in the district in which said use is customarily
permitted by this chapter.
B.
Multiple zoning districts. If a lot contains more than one zoning district, the development regulations of any one of the zoning districts which are present on said lot may be applied to the entire premises, provided that application for a special permit is submitted to and approved by the Board of Zoning Appeals pursuant to § 211-65A.
