2908 Rte 22 Patterson, NY 12563-2229
Uses in Commercial Recreation CR District [Amended 11-15-2006 by L.L. No. 10-2006; 2-14-2018 by L.L. No. 3-2018] § 154-40. Purpose and Intent. A. The purpose of the Commercial Recreation District is to afford the Town of Patterson an opportunity to permit the establishment of commercial recreation throughout the Town on those lots that are appropriate for th…
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CR · Patterson, NYUses in Commercial Recreation CR District [Amended 11-15-2006 by L.L. No. 10-2006; 2-14-2018 by L.L. No. 3-2018] § 154-40. Purpose and Intent. A. The purpose of the Commercial Recreation District is to afford the Town of Patterson an opportunity to permit the establishment of commercial recreation throughout the Town on those lots that are appropriate for the intended use, to ensure such operations are sited on property in a manner that negative impacts can be appropriately mitigated, and to encourage recreational and economic development opportunities which would be in harmony with, and complimentary to Patterson’s rural character, historic resources, and natural assets. B. The Commercial Recreation District is a floating zoning district i.e. a district of undetermined location which may be placed on a specific tax map parcel by petition of a property owner and legislative act of the Town Board. A floating zoning district may only be applied to a specific property if the stated criteria are satisfied, a finding of compatibility is made and a conceptual development plan is approved for the property. C. The Town Board, in its approval, may limit the location and specific types of activities that may occur, the hours of operation, may increase the minimum setback requirements or impose any reasonable conditions related to the use of the property.
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