48 Cochecton Rd Cochecton, NY 12726
HD Hamlet District ND Neighborhood Development District ND-R Neighborhood Development - Residential Overlay District B. The ND-R Neighborhood Development - Residential Overlay District shall be an overlay zoning district for the ND District. The standards of the ND Neighborhood Development District shall apply within this overlay district, excepting that non…
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HD · Cochecton, NYHD Hamlet District ND Neighborhood Development District ND-R Neighborhood Development - Residential Overlay District B. The ND-R Neighborhood Development - Residential Overlay District shall be an overlay zoning district for the ND District. The standards of the ND Neighborhood Development District shall apply within this overlay district, excepting that none of the special uses for ND Districts shall be permitted. The purpose of this overlay district is to recognize there are some small residential areas within the ND District which should be further protected from incompatible development activities because of their primarily residential character. Nevertheless, it also remains the intent of the Town to allow the development of these areas at a higher density due to the availability of public sewage treatment facilities, provided lake areas are adequately buffered and conservation subdivision techniques are encouraged. This ND-R Overlay District is identified on the Zoning Map of the Town of Cochecton. PUD Districts and Floodplain Overlay Districts are also provided for under § 240-33 and § 240-22 , respectively.
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