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Landscaping/Impervious surface

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Alex M

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I am looking for an example of an ordinance dealing with landscaping and impervious surface limitations. This would be for a smaller sized municipality (less than 1,000). This village will be seeing growth soon as a result of a new wastewater system. The planning board wishes for this ordinance to include only commercial development. Any input would be appreciated.
 
Tom R

Tom R

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Check out Barnstable County (Cape Cod) Mass. I believe some of their local communities have impervious surface limitations. Also, New Castle County, Delaware has impervious surface limits in its Wellhead Protection Areas. Tom
 
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