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30 • Noise (Sec. 6.4.3) • Vibration (Sec. 6.4.4) • Air Pollution (Sec. 6.4.5) • Disposal of Liquid Wastes (Sec. 6.4.6) • Hazardous Materials (Sec. 6.4.7) • Utilities (including water use limitations; any use projected to require more than 30,000 gallons per day cannot be permitted by-right) (Sec. 6.4.8) • Solid Waste (Sec. 6.4.9) • Service & Outdoor Storage (Sec. 6.4.10) • Architectural Design Standards (Sec. 6.5.1) • Landscaping, Buffers & Tree Protection (Sec. 6.8) • Parking, Loading & Circulation (Sec. 6.9) • Outdoor Lighting (Sec. 6.11) • Signs (Sec. 6.12) • Stream Buffers, Stormwater Management, and Soil Erosion & Sedimentation Control (Sec. 6.13 to 6.15) • Traffic Impact Analysis (Sec. 6.17) Specific Amendments • Lessening of minimum lot size standard in four of the five EDH zoning districts • Lots on public water and sewer do not need to be as large as lots served by well and septic • Moving towards by-right approvals • Detailed site plan required and must meet all requirements in UDO • Remove requirement for a Special Use Permit for structures over 20,000 square feet in size and/or development on lots greater than 2 acres in size • Non-residential development within 200 feet of a lot smaller than 2 acres in size with an existing dwelling will still require a Special Use Permit. • Revising three of the EDH zoning district to have a slightly different focus. • EDH-3 currently allows residential, including single-family and duplex residential. • Remove single-family and duplexes as permitted uses. • Multi-family still permitted but only as a portion of a mixed use development plan that includes at least one other permitted principal use. • Purpose is to promote the EDD for non-residential uses. • Sewer lines to be extended using Article 46 sales tax monies which are earmarked for economic development purposes. • Single-family and duplex residential could still be allowed through the MPD-CZ process or as a Conditional Use District,just not permitted by- right. • EDH-4 is proposed to have multi-family residential and retail added as permitted uses. • These types of uses would be permitted by-right only as a portion of a mixed use development plan that includes at least one other permitted principal use. • EDH-5 is proposed to be revised to have a research and manufacturing focus. • Desire to promote high tech research and development and supporting businesses • Several types of by-right uses would be added to EDH-5 (red * in EDH-5 column of Table of Permitted Uses). • Retail trade and restaurants would have to be part of a mixed use development plan that includes other permitted uses in order to be allowed by-right.