Municipality · Virginia

Danville

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Districts
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Extracted rules
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Standards
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Chapters read

Zoning districts

1 districts, grouped by category.

General provisions

374 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.

Art. 10, § P23 standards

The following illuminated or non-illuminated signs shall be permitted in the HR-C and PS-C Commercial Districts: ...

Art. 10, § P23 standards

The following illuminated or non-illuminated signs shall be permitted in the HR-C and PS-C Commercial Districts: ...

Art. 10, § Q23 standards

The following illuminated or non-illuminated signs shall be permitted in the CP-1, Cyber Park One District, the LED-I, Light Economic Development District and the M-I, Manufacturing Industrial District: ...

Art. 10, § Q23 standards

The following illuminated or non-illuminated signs shall be permitted in the CP-1, Cyber Park One District, the LED-I, Light Economic Development District and the M-I, Manufacturing Industrial District: ...

Art. 10, § R1 standards

Special sign exceptions may be granted by the Director of Planning/Zoning Administrator...

Art. 10, § T2 standards

A sign as defined by the following: (1) a sign painted on an exterior wall...

Art. 2, § AA4 standards

Campgrounds must comply with all rules and regulations governing them in the Virginia Administrative Code. Campgrounds are permissible by Special Use Permit in the SR-R and T-R zoning districts. The minimum campground size is 30 acres. All buildings and camping units within the campground must be setback 40' from all property lines. On-site amenities must be provided at a minimum of 200 square feet per camping unit.

Art. 2, § AA3 standards

Campgrounds must comply with all rules and regulations governing them in the Virginia Administrative Code. The minimum campground size is 30 acres. All buildings and camping units within the campground must be setback 40' from all property lines.

Art. 2, § AA.2

Campgrounds are permissible by Special Use Permit in the 'SR-R, Sandy River Residential (Single Family Residential District)' and 'T-R, Threshold Residential District' zoning districts.

Art. 2, § AA.2

Campgrounds are permissible by Special Use Permit in the 'SR-R, Sandy River Residential (Single Family Residential District)' and 'T-R, Threshold Residential District' zoning districts.

Art. 2, § BB7 standards

Urban Agriculture in compliance with the following standards is a permitted use in districts established in Article 3, Section C. Hen chickens: maximum of four (4) hen chickens per property, roosters prohibited, coop no larger than 300 square feet, at least 30 feet from neighboring dwellings. Apiculture: up to four (4) hives per property, water source within 50 feet, flight path barrier if within 10 feet of lot line.

Art. 2, § BB6 standards

Urban Agriculture in compliance with the following standards is a permitted use in districts established in Article 3, Section C. Urban Agriculture that does not meet these standards requires a Special Use Permit.

Art. 2, § Q5 standards

In all use districts, walls and fences, hedgerows and other dense landscaping and other items which occur on corner lots, which exceed three and one-half (3 1/2) feet in height, and present an obstruction to vision, shall be reduced in height or relocated at least twenty (20) feet from the intersection of right-of-way lines.

Art. 2, § Q5 standards

In all use districts, walls and fences, hedgerows and other dense landscaping and other items which occur on corner lots, which exceed three and one-half (3 1/2) feet in height, and present an obstruction to vision, shall be reduced in height or relocated at least twenty (20) feet from the intersection of right-of-way lines.

Art. 2, § R9 standards

The maximum height for commercial communication towers shall be one hundred and fifty (150) feet. An additional twenty (20) feet of antenna height may be added onto the maximum one hundred and fifty (150) foot tower height for the installation of omnidirectional or whip antenna for a total height of tower and antenna to be a maximum of one hundred and seventy (170) feet from grade.

Art. 2, § R10 standards

The maximum height for commercial communication towers shall be one hundred and fifty (150) feet. An additional twenty (20) feet of antenna height may be added onto the maximum one hundred and fifty (150) foot tower height for the installation of omnidirectional or whip antenna for a total height of tower and antenna to be a maximum of one hundred and seventy (170) feet from grade. The minimum setback distance from the base of the commercial communications tower to any property line or to any adjacent nonresidential structure shall be equal to one-half (½) the total combined height of the tower and antenna.

Art. 2, § R.6

Commercial communication tower(s) otherwise conforming to all the applicable provisions of this ordinance are hereby permitted subject to approval of a special use permit in the following zoning districts when the tower(s) is considered an accessory use: a. HR-C, Highway Retail Commercial District;

Art. 2, § R.6

Commercial communication tower(s) otherwise conforming to all the applicable provisions of this ordinance are hereby permitted subject to approval of a special use permit in the following zoning districts when the tower(s) is considered an accessory use: b. LED-I, Light Economic Development District;

Art. 2, § R.6

Commercial communication tower(s) otherwise conforming to all the applicable provisions of this ordinance are hereby permitted subject to approval of a special use permit in the following zoning districts when the tower(s) is considered an accessory use: c. M-I, Manufacturing District.

Art. 2, § R.6.a

Commercial communication tower(s) otherwise conforming to all the applicable provisions of this ordinance are hereby permitted subject to approval of a special use permit in the following zoning districts when the tower(s) is considered an accessory use: HR-C, Highway Retail Commercial District;

Source documents

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