38 Hull St Ansonia, CT 06401-1015
driveway shall be located in the area required for setback from a Residence District boundary line, and such setback shall be protected and retained as undistributed natural terrain if containing trees, shrubs, and land-form features which adequately screen non- residential activities on the lot from adjoining lots in the Residence District; otherwise, such…
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A · Ansonia, CTdriveway shall be located in the area required for setback from a Residence District boundary line, and such setback shall be protected and retained as undistributed natural terrain if containing trees, shrubs, and land-form features which adequately screen non- residential activities on the lot from adjoining lots in the Residence District; otherwise, such setback area shall be provided with permanent landscaping, and/or landscaping in combination with embankments, berms, walls or fences, sufficient to achieve such screening. 165 B) Minimum off-street parking and loading spaces: As required by Section 410. All parking and loading spaces and access and circulation driveways on the lot shall be paved with bituminous or portland cement concrete. C) All areas of the lot not covered by buildings and other structures, parking and loading areas, paving and outside storage shall be suitably landscaped with lawn, shrubs, trees and other landscaping treatment or left as undisturbed natural terrain. D) Any areas of the lot used for outside storage of supplies, merchandise, machinery, equipment or wastes and any manufacture, processing or assembling of goods or servicing, overhauling or rebuilding of machinery or equipment not in an enclosed building shall have the same setbacks as required for a building or structure and shall be enclosed, except for necessary access driveways, by buildings and/or fences, walls berms or evergreen shrubs or trees so as to screen such area from view from any street or any other lot up to a height of 10 (ten) feet. Any such shrubs or trees shall be of a size, type and spacing to grow to achieve such screening within a period of 5 (five) years. 166 ZONING REGULATIONS of the CITY OF ANSONIA CONNECTICUT APPENDIX A: ATTACHMENTS Zoning Map Amendments Adopted Effective Identification 1. August 15, 1977 "A" Residence to "B" Residence, parcel at corner of Woodbridge Avenue and Beaver Street (Ronald Vacarro). 2. April 13, 1978 May 1, 1978 "B" Residence to "C" Central Commercial, Clifton Avenue (Short Street to Pershing Drive and Crescent Street, excluding Howard Avenue frontage). 3. June 26, 1978 "B" Residence to "C" Central Commercial, 30 Parker Street (Subalpi Club). 4. June 26, 1978 "A" Residence to "B" Residence, 5 Woodlawn Avenue (Mrs. Judd). 5. December 18, 1978 "A" Residence to "C" Central Commercial, Alcott Street (Robert Knott). 6. March 19, 1979 March 26, 1979 a. "LI" Light Industrial to "C" Central Commercial (Franks Service Station & Central Subalpi Club), Wakelee Avenue. b.
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