312 Omya E Pittsford, VT 05763
A. Conservation I & Conservation II B. Rural C. Village D. Commercial E. Industrial A. Conservation 1. Description: Lands above the 800 foot contours that are generally charact erized by dense forests, steep hills with shallow or otherwise fragile soils, stream banks and elevations where potential development is limited. Some of the m ore prominent areas wit…
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I · Pittsford, VTA. Conservation I & Conservation II B. Rural C. Village D. Commercial E. Industrial A. Conservation 1. Description: Lands above the 800 foot contours that are generally charact erized by dense forests, steep hills with shallow or otherwise fragile soils, stream banks and elevations where potential development is limited. Some of the m ore prominent areas within this district are Cox Mountain, Biddie Knob, Ba ld Peak, and Blueberry Hill. Other protected areas include lands owned by the Na ture Conservancy, the Towns of Proctor and Pittsford and the State of Vermont. (a) Within the Conservation District , the Conservation I District includes the areas between eight hundred (800) and one thousand one hundred (1,100) feet above sea level in elevation as shown on the Map. (b) Within the Conservation District , the Conservation II District includes those areas on the Map located at an elevation of one thousand one hundred (1,100) feet above sea level or higher. 2. Purpose: Development between the 800 and 1,100-foot contours should be limited to residential and agricultural uses on lots of at least two acres. A bove 1,100 feet, where residential uses prove feasible given the availability of wat er and on-site sewage disposal, lots should be at least five acres. To provide land area for low-impact recreational uses, such as nature and hiking trails and low-density residential development, farming, forestry, recreat ion and other rural land uses ,. rResidential development above 1,100-foot contour should The permitted uses and conditional uses allowed in each district are as specified in Article III: Table of Uses. The minimum lot sizes, set back requirements, frontage requireme nts and height limitations for each district are as specified in Article IV: Lot Size, Setbacks, Yards, and Height Limitations Subject to Section 203, if and to the extent that there is any disc repancy between the descriptions of the zoning districts set forth below and the districts as shown on the Official Zoning Map, the district boundaries as shown on the Official Zoning Map shall control. PITTSFORD ZONING REGULATIONS Draft 4 be extremely limited. 3. Flood Hazard Areas: There may be some land within this district that is w ithin the Flood Plain Map. Please check the Official Zoning Map and see Attachment A B. Rural 1. Description: Those areas outside the Village District not otherwi se designated for as commercial, industrial or conservation. 2.
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