7 Scott Rd Hampton, NH 03842-1173
TC-N). Town Center District Within the Town Center District there are three districts: • The Town Center-South District (TC-S), which includes the area generally along Lafayette Road from NH Route 101 to just north of the Winnacunnet Road intersection. • The Town Center-Historic District (TC-H), which includes the area generally along Lafayette Road from jus…
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TC-N · Hampton, NHTC-N). Town Center District Within the Town Center District there are three districts: • The Town Center-South District (TC-S), which includes the area generally along Lafayette Road from NH Route 101 to just north of the Winnacunnet Road intersection. • The Town Center-Historic District (TC-H), which includes the area generally along Lafayette Road from just north of the Winnacunnet Road intersection to the Rice Terrace intersection. • The Town Center-North District (TC-N), which includes the area generally along Lafayette Road from Rice Terrace to the Ann’s Lane intersection. C. Permitted Uses in Town Center-Historic District. The following uses are permitted in the Town Center-Historic District. [Amended 2015 ; 2018 ; 2021 ; 2022 ; 2024 ] 1. Apartments up to two units per building above non-residential use; 2. Convenience stores; 3. Pharmacies; 4. Cafés (including cyber-cafés); 5. Art galleries; 6. Grocery or neighborhood convenience stores, excluding the sale of motor vehicle fuels; 7. Business and professional offices; 8. Retail sales and services (see Note 4); 9. Banks; 10. Personal services establishments (as defined in Section 1.6); 11. Restaurants, except the use of drive-up windows; 12. Bed & Breakfasts establishments; 13. Hotels; 14. Outdoor seating associated with restaurants or cafés subject to applicable licensing/permitting requirements; 15. Artist's residential and/or work space establishment; 16. Mobile Food Service Vendors on Private Property (in accordance with Section 3.49); 17. Day care establishments for no more than three children; and 18. Conditional uses as set forth below. Notes: 1. Any use not specifically enumerated above is deemed to be prohibited in this District. 2. Permitted uses may require Site Plan and/or Subdivision approval by the Hampton Planning Board in accordance with Section 1.5 of the Zoning Ordinance. 3. Any use change which, in the opinion of the Building Inspector or the Town Planner, requires Planning Board approval in order to safeguard the health, welfare, convenience and safety of Hampton’s citizens and recreational guests shall require Use Change Approval. 4. The following retail uses are prohibited in this District: a. Martial Arts Weapons, as defined in Section 3.46 b. Firearms and ammunition sales c. A business selling accessories intended for tobacco use, where more than 15% of the total display, shelf, rack, table, stand, or floor area is devoted to such accessories. D. Conditional Uses in the Town Center-Historic District.
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