Dimensional standards
Housing
Uses
Permitted by right8
- Non-commercial recreational uses which are primarily open air
- Swimming pools
- Court sports such as but not limited to tennis, volleyball, croquet and basketball
- Structures such as picnic shelters, piers and docks, equipment storage buildings associated with permitted recreational uses
- Parking areas associated with permitted recreational uses
- Retention areas and streets
- Public utility facilities
- Public amenities such as restrooms, bath houses, fountains, etc.
Accessory1
- Uses customarily accessory and clearly incidental and subordinate to the permitted uses
Extracted standards
2 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Design
- Architectural compatibility
All buildings, structures, public amenities and storage units in the OSD shall be compatible, sympathetic and complimentary with buildings in the neighborhood as defined in section 32-71.
Setback
- Prevailing setbackSetbackThe distance a building must be held back from a lot line. in built-up neighborhoods
In built up neighborhoods, the prevailing setbacks of the neighborhood as defined in section 32-71 of the zoning ordinance.
From the ordinance
The intent of the open space district (OSD) zoning district is to provide opportunities for recreational activities, a network of recreational path to preserve natural resources and create buffer zones within the town.