Permitted Accessory Uses Sample Clauses

Permitted Accessory Uses. Members of the Owner’s Household, while occupying the Property as their principal residence, shall have the right to make accessory use of the Property (e.g., as a Household member’s place of business), provided and on the conditions that (1) such accessory use is allowed under and at all times remains in compliance with the Municipality’s zoning ordinance or by-law provisions regarding accessory uses and any and all other applicable requirements of law and state regulation; (2) such accessory use is incidental to the use of the Property as the principal residence of the Household’s members; (3) such member has duly obtained and at all times remains in compliance with any and all applicable permits, approvals and/or accreditations; and (4) if such accessory use is of a nature that requires special insurance coverage, or if special insurance coverage is typically obtained as a matter of good business practice, such member has duly obtained and at all time maintains such insurance (any such use, a “Permitted Accessory Use”).
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