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In the BR District the density of any approved proposal will not exceed 8 units per acre. (See § 240-11.6C) Nursing home N SP-Z N SP-Z Outdoor display or storage of goods and merchandise for sale Excludes similar uses as permitted in the Accessory Uses category in § 240-6.2 above. Standards listed in that category shall be considered by the Board of Appeals as well as the standards in § 240-5.1E . SP-Z SP-Z SP-Z SP-Z Parking facility In the B-3 District, the Board of Appeals may approve a special permit for parking facilities where a fee is charged (See § 240-9.4A) and where the facility serves uses in the Marine District. Parking facilities serving the Marine District shall be located within 500 feet of a Marine District. SP-Z SP-Z SP-Z N Private club not conducted for profit SP-Z SP-Z SP-Z N Recreation centers including theaters, motion-picture shows, bowling alleys, and skating rinks Not including billiard rooms and similar commercial amusement places with automated amusement devices SP-Z SP-Z N N RDNA technology (genetic engineering) to be employed in production and research The Board of Appeals shall find that: N SP-Z N N 1. The site is suitable; and 2. It has received a receipt of acceptable referral from the Board of Health and the Hazardous Materials Coordinator. This amendment to the Zoning Bylaw shall not take effect until a Board of Health regulation outlining control and procedures for using RDNA materials has been promulgated. Restaurant, or other place for the serving of food. Class IV restaurants, regardless of gross floor area, are subject to § 240-12.1H. , Multiple Review. (See the Business and Commercial Uses section of this Business Use Table above for more information on restaurants allowed by right) a. Class II SP-Z N N N b. Class III N N SP-Z SP-Z c. Class IV N SP-Z N N Restaurant, Fast Food N SP-Z N N Scientific research The following provisions shall apply: SP-Z SP-Z SP-Z N 1. The applicant for a building permit or occupancy permit shall demonstrate to the Building Commissioner and the Board of Health on an annual basis that all federal, state, and Town licenses, permits, and standards for the handling, use, storage, and disposal of any regulated materials have been obtained or met. 2. The production of related materials for the furtherance of the research may be accessory to the scientific research. 3. The production shall be clearly accessory to the primary scientific research activity. 4. Production shall not exceed 25% of the interior floor space or 6,000 square feet, whichever is less. 5.