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New Kent County Unincorporated, VA Zoning Ordinance#

ARTICLE I — IN GENERAL#

ARTICLE II — GENERAL AREA, FRONTAGE, YARDS, HEIGHT, SETBACK, PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND STANDARDS#

ARTICLE III — RESERVED1#

ARTICLE IV — RESERVED2#

ARTICLE V — PLUM POINT AREA OVERLAY REGULATIONS3#

ARTICLE VI — CONSERVATION, C-14#

ARTICLE VII — AGRICULTURAL, A-15#

ARTICLE VIII — INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK6#

ARTICLE IX — SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, R-O, R-OA, R-1, R-1A7#

ARTICLE X — GENERAL RESIDENTIAL, R-2, R-2A8#

ARTICLE XI — MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, R-39#

ARTICLE XII — AREA, FRONTAGE, YARDS, HEIGHT, SETBACK AND BUILDING SIZE IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS10#

ARTICLE XIII — MOBILE HOME PARKS, MHP11#

ARTICLE XIV — BUSINESS DISTRICT12#

ARTICLE XV — SPECIAL AREA DISTRICTS13#

ARTICLE XVI — ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY DISTRICT14#

ARTICLE XVII — INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT15#

Sec. 98-661. — Intent of district.#

The Industrial district is intended to provide opportunities where industry can thrive while maintaining a sensitive balance of aesthetic appeal and environmental protection.

(Ord. No. O-15-08(R2), 1-12-2009; Ord. No. O-36-21, 12-13-2021)

Sec. 98-662. — Uses.#

Uses permitted as a matter of right or only by conditional use permit are shown in the Table of Land Uses in section 98-62. All uses shall be established using the performance standards applicable to that use as found in sections 98-871, 98-872, 98-873, and/or 98-878.§ All development and redevelopment in the Industrial district requires approval of a site plan or plan of development.§

(Ord. No. O-15-08(R2), 1-12-2009; Ord. No. O-36-21, 12-13-2021; Ord. No. O-06-22, 5-9-2022)

Sec. 98-663. — Dimensional requirements.#

Industrial District Standard Requirement
Minimum Lot Area
With public water and public sewer 1 acre
Without public water or sewer 3 acres
Minimum Lot Width 150 feet
Minimum Front Setback
Principal structures 70 feet
Accessory structures 30 feet
Buffer between parking and street 30 feet
Minimum Rear Yard
Principal structures 30 feet
Accessory structures, parking and drive aisles 10 feet
Minimum Side Yard
Principal structures 30 feet
Accessory structures, parking and drive aisles 10 feet
Maximum Height 75 feet

(Ord. No. O-15-08(R2), 1-12-2009; Ord. No. O-36-21, 12-13-2021)

Sec. 98-664. — Special standards for industrial development.#

(a) Outside storage of goods and materials is permitted behind the principal structure. Outside storage shall not encroach into the public right-of-way, required landscaping or required parking.§

(b) In the case where there is no principal structure, outside storage of goods and materials shall be screened from the view of public streets by opaque fencing, vegetative screening or a combination thereof.§

(Ord. No. O-15-08(R2), 1-12-2009; Ord. No. O-36-21, 12-13-2021)

ARTICLE XVIII — PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS16#

ARTICLE XIX — CONDITIONAL USES#

ARTICLE XX — CONDITIONAL ZONING17#

ARTICLE XXI — NONCONFORMING USES#

ARTICLE XXII — SITE PLANS; PERFORMANCE STANDARDS#

ARTICLE XXIII — PARKING AND LOADING AREAS18#

ARTICLE XXIV — SIGNS#

ARTICLE XXV — RESTRICTIONS ADJACENT TO AIRPORT#

ARTICLE XXVI — BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS19#

ARTICLE XXVII — LANDSCAPING#

ARTICLE XXVIII — COMMERCE CORRIDOR OVERLAY REGULATIONS20#

Footnotes#

Cross reference—Businesses, ch. 14.

Footnotes#

  1. Editor's note—Reserved. ↩

  2. Editor's note—Reserved. ↩

  3. Editor's note—See article for Plum Point Area Overlay Regulations. ↩

  4. Editor's note—See article for Conservation, C-1 district regulations. ↩

  5. Editor's note—See article for Agricultural, A-1 district regulations. ↩

  6. Editor's note—See article for Intensive Livestock regulations. ↩

  7. Editor's note—See article for Single-Family Residential, R-O, R-OA, R-1, R-1A district regulations. ↩

  8. Editor's note—See article for General Residential, R-2, R-2A district regulations. ↩

  9. Editor's note—See article for Multiple-Family Residential, R-3 district regulations. ↩

  10. Editor's note—See article for Area, Frontage, Yards, Height, Setback and Building Size in Residential Districts regulations. ↩

  11. Editor's note—See article for Mobile Home Parks, MHP regulations. ↩

  12. Editor's note—See article for Business District regulations. ↩

  13. Editor's note—See article for Special Area Districts regulations. ↩

  14. Editor's note—See article for Economic Opportunity District regulations. ↩

  15. Editor's note—Ord. No. O-15-08(R2), adopted Jan. 12, 2009, repealed the former art. XVII and enacted a new article as set out herein. The former art. XVII, §§ 98-661—98-671, pertained to the M-2 heavy industrial district and derived from Code 1999, §§ 9-226—9-235.1 and Ord. No. O-9-99, §§ 9-228, 9-229, adopted Sept. 13, 1999. ↩

  16. Editor's note—See article for Planned Unit Developments regulations. ↩

  17. Editor's note—See article for Conditional Zoning regulations. ↩

  18. Editor's note—See article for Parking and Loading Areas regulations. ↩

  19. Editor's note—See article for Board of Zoning Appeals regulations. ↩

  20. Editor's note—See article for Commerce Corridor Overlay Regulations. ↩