As used in this Part 6, the following terms
shall have the meanings indicated:
A permit as defined by and issued in accordance with § 181-53 of the Standish Zoning Ordinance.
A room or group of rooms designed and equipped exclusively
for use as living quarters for a family, including provisions for
living, sleeping, cooking and eating. The term shall include, but
not be limited to, manufactured housing, modular/mobile homes, apartment
unit, duplexes and multiplexes and condominium units. The term shall
not include trailers or recreational vehicles used for overnight or
temporary lodging only.
A permit issued, in accordance with the provisions of this
Part 6, by the Code Enforcement Officer (CEO) to allow the establishment
of a new dwelling unit.
A person or persons occupying a dwelling unit and living
as a single housekeeping unit, as distinguished from a group occupying
a boarding house, lodging residence, hotel or motel.
A fabricated pre-assembled dwelling unit designed to be transported
after fabrication and to be used as living quarters. The term "manufactured
housing" may include the term "modular home" and "mobile home", except
that the fabricated single-family modular home is assembled on the
building site on a permanent foundation.
For the purposes of this Part 6, subdivisions shall mean only those subdivisions as defined in 30 M.R.S.A. § 4401(4),[1] as amended, and approved by the Planning Board after May
26, 1976. In addition, any lots shown on a subdivision plan, but not
subject to Planning Board review shall not be considered a lot in
a subdivision.
A person shall be defined to include an individual's spouse,
parents, siblings and members of his or her immediate family unless
the spouse, parents, sibling or immediate family member can demonstrate
that the person seeking the growth permit owned the title to the property
that is the subject of the growth permit independently of his spouse,
parents, siblings or immediate family members.
[1]
Editor's Note: See now 30-A M.R.S.A. § 4401(4).
