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Section 10.155 CO-1 Conservancy District Section 10.16 .. General Provisions (d) The harvesting of any wild crops such as marsh hay, ferns, moss, berries, tree fruits and tree seeds. (e) Grazing. (f) Dams and hydro-electric power stations. (g) Communication and power transmission lines or towers; other public utiility lines or facilities. (li) If the land is publicly owned, such facilities as the owning or controlling agency shall !- direct, including without lirrlitation because of enumeration, camping, boat landings, sale of bait, boat and motor rental, sale of gasoline for boats, refre sliment facilities and the like. (i) If the land is privately owned, those facilities listed in( h) hereof, provided that the zoning committee, after public hearing, shall determine that such facilities are in the public interest and the proposed location is suitable. (j) Non-residential buildings or structures accessory to any permitted use. (k) E'.esidential or housing facilities for persons employed on the premises. (1) Improvement of water courses and bodies of water. (2) Uses Prohibited: (a) If the land is privately owned, any filling of marsh land, removal of t co soil or damming 1 of any water course unless approved by the zoning committee after public hearing. 1 10.16 GENERAL PROVISIONS AND EXCEPTIONS (1) Use; (a) Except as otherwise expressly provided, any use listed as a permitted use in any district shall be construed as a prohibited use ifi a more restricted district. (b) The following uses shall be permitted in the districts specified when such uses do not alter the character of the premises in respect to their use for the purposes permitted in such district: 1. In any district, real estate offices and signs advertising property for sale, for a period n:t to exceed one year. 2. In nny district, temporary buildings and the temporary storage of materials and equipment incidental to the construction of buildings on the premises, for a period not to exceed one year. 3. In the PEI-1 and R-1 Districts, separate accessory buildings may be used for the housing of servants or the accomodation of guests of the owner or occupant. 4. In any district, where lands are used for farm and garden purposes, separate accessory buildings may he used for the regular or temporary housing of farm labor, or a separate building 1= may be provided for the family of a farm manager or laborer. 88