[Amended 1-2-1976 by L.L. No. 1-1976; 12-7-1977 by L.L. No. 19-1977; 11-1-2010 by L.L. No. 9-2010]
A.
The Village of Port Jefferson is hereby divided into the classes of districts listed below:
Single-Family Residence R-A District | |
Single-Family Residence R-A1 District | |
Single-Family Residence R-B1 District | |
Single-Family Residence R-B2 District | |
One- and Two-Family Residence R-B3 District | |
Moderate-Density Residence R-M District | |
Residence-Office R-O District | |
Professional Office P-O District | |
Central Commercial C-1 District | |
General Commercial C-2 District | |
Waterfront-Public Utility W-P District | |
Light Industrial I-2 District | |
Marina-Waterfront MW-1 District | |
Marina-Waterfront MW-2 District | |
Marina-Waterfront MW-3 District |
B.
Legislative intent. Port Jefferson is endowed with a significant maritime heritage and abundant natural resources, not the least of which is its deep water harbor. However, the Board of Trustees has found that the existing Zoning Ordinance controlling marine development is inadequate for properly developing and redeveloping waterfront lands in the Marina-Waterfront District. In some cases, incompatible land uses are allowed to exist side by side, causing friction between residents and business operations in the District. It is the intent of this chapter that water-dependent activities and water-enhanced activities are not preempted by non-water-related activities. It is further intended that development in this district encourage design features and views that best capture the relationship between waterfront and upland and that create opportunities for pedestrian access to and along the waterfront. Lands within the Marina-Waterfront District which have direct relationship to or impact upon the waterfront areas within the Village of Port Jefferson shall be developed to enhance the waterfront's recreational, historic, scenic, and cultural, residential and commercial qualities, and to preserve and enhance these qualities for the future.