§ 331-106. Public utility uses and structures.

A. 

When proposed in a residence district, above ground public utility uses shall be subject to a finding, in addition to the standards of § 331-89, that a public necessity exists for such use, and that the use of the particular site for which application is made is either necessary or appropriate from a public standpoint.

B. 

The Planning Board shall require that such use be enclosed by protective fencing with a gate which shall be closed and locked except when necessary to obtain access thereto.

C. 

The installation shall be so designed, enclosed, painted, and screened with evergreens that it will be harmonious with the area in which it is located. The entire property shall be suitably landscaped in accordance with § 331-119B of this chapter and maintained in reasonable conformity with the standards of property maintenance of the surrounding neighborhood.