Ordinance chapter · Culpeper County Unincorporated, Virginia

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Culpeper County Unincorporated, VA Zoning Ordinance#

ARTICLE 1 — DISTRICTS#

ARTICLE 2 — DEFINITIONS AND MEASUREMENTS#

ARTICLE 3 — AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT A-1#

ARTICLE 4 — RURAL AREA DISTRICT RA#

ARTICLE 4A — RURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT RR#

ARTICLE 5 — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT R-1#

ARTICLE 5A — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT R-2#

ARTICLE 5B — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT R-3#

ARTICLE 5C — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT R-4#

ARTICLE 5D — RESIDENTIAL MOBILE HOME PARKS DISTRICT RMH#

ARTICLE 6 — RESERVED#

ARTICLE 6A — RESERVED#

ARTICLE 6.1 — RESERVED#

ARTICLE 6.1A — CONVENIENCE CENTER DISTRICT C-C#

Editor's note—
Ord. of 1-4-2011, amended App. A, Art. 6.1A, in its entirety to read as herein set out. Former App. A, Art. 6.1A, §§ 6.1A-1—6.1A-9, pertained to the same subject matter, and derived from Ord. of 11-6-1991.

6.1A-1. Statement of intent.#

This district provides for limited convenience commercial uses to serve rural residents and supplement neighborhood and community areas. Typically a country store providing essential goods in the rural areas, a number of uses are included to consolidate facilities at the crossroads of rural activity. The convenience center is the least intense of commercial services and is intended for only those uses of immediate need to a limited rural area.

6.1A-2. Use regulations.#

The following regulations shall apply in all C-C Districts:

6.1A-2-1. Principal uses and structures:#

  1. Principal and conditional uses in the R-1 District.
  2. Antique shop.
  3. Beauty/barber shop.
  4. Church.
  5. Community buildings, including fire and rescue stations.
  6. Convenience or general store [maximum five thousand (5,000) square feet].§
  7. Delicatessen.
  8. Gasoline station (sales only, automotive repair prohibited).§
  9. Laundromat and dry cleaning pick-up station.
  10. Music instruction, conservatory.
  11. Post office.
  12. Real estate office.
  13. Tailor and dressmaker/seamstress.
  14. Those uses permitted in the R-3 District identified for multifamily dwelling as a mixed commercial-residential structure, subject to the regulations of the R-3 District.

6.1A-2-2. Conditional uses:#

The following uses may also be permitted subject to securing a special use permit as provided for in Article 17:

  1. Private clubs.
  2. Private schools.
  3. Medical, professional and general offices.
  4. Public Utilities/Utilities.

(Ord. of 5-7-2024, Att.)

6.1A-3. Minimum lot area.#

The minimum lot area shall be one (1) acre.

6.1A-4. Lot coverage.#

Lot coverage shall be sixty percent (60%) maximum (structure area); twenty percent (20%) green space.

6.1A-5. Lot width.#

Lot width shall be eighty (80) feet at the setback line.

6.1A-6. Setback.#

Setback shall be forty (40) feet from the right-of-way; thirty (30) feet on the side facing a street.

6.1A-7. Side yard.#

Side yards shall be ten (10) feet, each side; fifteen (15) feet adjacent to an A, R, or RA District.§

6.1A-8. Rear yard.#

Rear yards shall be fifteen (15) feet.

6.1A-9. Building height.#

Building height shall be thirty (30) feet maximum [two (2) stories].

6.1A-10. Residential district uses.#

Where residential uses are permitted through the inclusion of R zoning district uses in the C-C district, lot area, width, setback and yard requirements, and water and sewer requirements where applicable, of the appropriate R district shall be enforced.§

(Ord. of 1-4-2011)


ARTICLE 6.1B — VILLAGE CENTER COMMERCIAL DISTRICT VC#

ARTICLE 6.1C — COMMERCIAL SERVICES DISTRICT CS#

ARTICLE 6.1D — RESERVED#

ARTICLE 6.1E — RESERVED#

ARTICLE 7 — RESERVED#

ARTICLE 7.1 — RESERVED#

ARTICLE 7.1A — LIGHT INDUSTRY-INDUSTRIAL PARK DISTRICT LI#

ARTICLE 7.1B — INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT HI#

ARTICLE 8 — RESERVED#

ARTICLE 8A — FLOODPLAIN OVERLAY DISTRICT FP#

ARTICLE 8B — PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT PUD#

ARTICLE 8C — WATERSHED MANAGEMENT DISTRICT WMD#

ARTICLE 8D — AIRPORT SAFETY#

ARTICLE 8E — AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTAL DISTRICTS#

ARTICLE 8F — PLANNED BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT PBD#

ARTICLE 9 — SPECIAL PROVISIONS#

ARTICLE 10 — ACCESS, CIRCULATION, PARKING AND LOADING#

ARTICLE 11 — SIGNS#

ARTICLE 12 — NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES, AND USES#

ARTICLE 13 — ADMINISTRATION#

ARTICLE 14 — INTERPRETATION#

ARTICLE 15 — BUILDING PERMITS#

ARTICLE 16 — CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY#

ARTICLE 17 — USE PERMITS#

ARTICLE 18 — BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS; VARIANCES AND APPEALS#

ARTICLE 19 — SUBSTANDARD SUBDIVISIONS#

ARTICLE 20 — SITE PLANS#

ARTICLE 21 — TRUNK THOROUGHFARE SETBACKS AND FUTURE STREET LINES#

ARTICLE 22 — AMENDMENTS#

ARTICLE 23 — VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES#

ARTICLE 24 — CONSTITUTIONALITY#

ARTICLE 25 — REPEAL OF CONFLICTING PROVISIONS#

ARTICLE 26 — EFFECTIVE DATE#

ARTICLE 27 — EXISTING STRUCTURES USE PERMIT#

ARTICLE 28 — MOBILE HOME USE PERMIT#

ARTICLE 29 — CONDITIONAL ZONING#

ARTICLE 30 — ENTRANCE CORRIDOR OVERLAY DISTRICT—EC#

ARTICLE 30A — ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD#

ARTICLE 31 — AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE USE PERMIT#

ARTICLE 32 — OUTDOOR LIGHTING STANDARDS#

ARTICLE 33 — LANDSCAPING AND SCREENING#