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To promote and conserve the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of the Town of Cornwall (\"The Town\");  \nb. To facilitate adequate provision for transportation, water, sewerage, schools, parks, open space, and other public requirements;  \nc. Be drafted with reasonable consideration as to the physical site characteristics and its peculiar suitability for particular uses and with a view to encouraging the most appropriate use of land, especially as recommended in the Town Plan of Conservation and Development (\"POCD\"), as amended and adopted;  \n[d. to](d. to) preserve and protect farmland and support the Right to Farm as described in the  Connecticut General Statutes (CGS) Chapter 368m Section 19a- 341;  \ne. To conserve natural features and resources including private and public water supply and topreserve sites of historic, tribal, cultural, and environmental significance;  \nf. To promote housing opportunities for all citizens;  \ng. To provide adequate light and air, prevent congestion in the streets, and to prevent and/or mitigate natural hazards, such as floods and fires;  \nh. To encourage economic and social health in the community.  \nPhoto by Rocco Botto  \n2  \nMohawk State Forest  \nARTICLE 2  \nZONES & ZONING MAP  \n2.1 Zones  \nThe Town of Cornwall is divided into the following zones:  \nRESIDENTIAL  \nR-1 Residential (Minimum lot size: 1 acre)  \nR-3 Residential (Minimum lot size: 3 acres)  \nR-5 Residential (Minimum lot size: 5 acres)  \nCOMMERCIAL  \nGB General Business  \nOVERLAY DISTRICTS (See Article 9) HR Housatonic River Overlay Zone AP Aquifer Protection Overlay Zone  \nFH Flood Hazard Overlay Zone PC Planned Conservation Zone CP Cornwall Plains Zone  \n2.2 Zoning Map  \nA full-sized, appropriately scaled map entitled\"Zoning Map, Town of Cornwall, dated August 1, 2015\" is on file in the Office of the Town Clerk. Any facsimile maps are not official and for conceptual use only.  \nA copy of this official zoning map is displayed on the following page for conceptual and informational purposes.  \n2.3 Boundaries of Zones  \nWhere there is","cbCaieoDcOztBfH5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieoDcOztBfH5","pdf",16269508,61,"English","# Article 1: Intent & Purpose\n## Purpose\n# Article 2: Zoning Districts & Zoning Map\n## Zones\n## Zoning Map\n## Boundaries of Zones","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Cornwall Zoning Regulations?\",\"answer\":\"The regulations promote and conserve health, safety, and welfare, support adequate public infrastructure, guide appropriate land use, protect farmland, conserve natural resources, and address housing, light/air, congestion, and natural hazards.\"},{\"question\":\"How are zoning districts organized and what does the zoning map cover?\",\"answer\":\"The Town of Cornwall is divided into residential (R-1, R-3, R-5) and commercial (GB) zones, plus overlay districts referenced in Article 9. 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