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Table 17.36.030-1 (Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements for PFS District) identifies the allowed uses in the PFS district subject to the development standards of this chapter and all other provisions of this title. Allowed use provisions are symbolized in the table as follows:

P

=

Land use permitted by right

CUP

=

Land use permitted with approval of a conditional use permit

L/ER

=

Land use permitted with location and environmental review

Table 17.36.030-1. Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements for PFS District

Land Use

Zoning District

PFS

Public library

P

Public school

P

Town corporation yard

P

Town hall and associated community uses

P

Emergency shelters

P4

Churches and places of worship

CUP

Convents

CUP

Country clubs

CUP

Residential associated with primary nonresidential use of property on same site1

CUP

Multiple-family residential uses that could accommodate housing for very low- and low-income households associated with primary nonresidential use of property on same site

L/ER5

Private schools

CUP2, 3

Public utilities and facilities, uses, and structures

CUP

Transportation terminal facilities

CUP

Notes:

1Examples include dorms or teacher housing associated with school site, convent when associated with religious institutions, etc.

2Where a master plan for a private school has been prepared and filed with the town for public record, any application for a conditional use permit shall be compared to the master plan for consistency with that document. All building and/or faculty changes, improvements, or new construction shall require a conditional use permit. To that end, all conditional use permit applications shall include the following:

a. Maps and diagrams showing the proposal in relation to the master plan layout;

b. History of student and faculty growth and projections of future growth, including an analysis of that growth’s consistency with the master plan projections;

c. A traffic and parking analysis of the proposal and comparison to the master plan projections;

d. A circulation plan showing how the traffic and pedestrian circulation will function upon implementation of the proposals; and

e. Other information that might be required for specific proposals, such as noise analyses, lighting plans, landscape screening plans, heritage tree locations, and other similar information.

3In addition to other conditions of approval, the planning commission shall require the following items where relevant:

a. Identification of the approved uses and hours of operation; and

b. Clustering of high intensity or noise-intense structures and uses (such as gymnasiums, theaters, athletic facilities) away from neighboring residential uses, where possible.

4Emergency shelters shall be permitted only when located within the Town Civic Center property; defined as Lots 1, 2, 24, 25 and 26, Watlinton Park RSM (Resubdivision Maps) 5/8.

5Where a master plan for a private school has been prepared and filed with the town for public record that includes multifamily residential uses that could accommodate housing for very low- and low-income households, such multifamily residential uses shall be subject to planning commission public hearing and review of the location, size, proximity to heritage trees and environmental aspects of the project but shall not result in the denial of the use.

(Ord. 591 § 7, 2010; Ord. 582 § 1 (Exh. A (part)), 2009)