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to historic districts and Architectural Review Boards (ARB’s) should be deleted from the text of the proposed document.
• Permitted home occupations. Barbers and beauticians will be added to the list of permitted home occupations that appears on page 92 of the proposed zoning ordinance, possibly as number 11. The joint board noted that several “blue-collar” occupations are listed on this page, not just white collar.
• Commercial vehicles. On page 88, number 11 now should read: Parking of not more than one commercial vehicle per occupant/operator in any district. Parking shall not be in any required front or side yard.
• All Wayside Stands. On page 80, numeral A under section 5.6-12 now should read: Such use shall be primarily involved with the sale of local farm products, and is open for business a maximum of eight (8) months in each calendar year.
• Bed and breakfasts. On page 197, under ‘Tourist home or board house, bed and breakfast,” the first
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