two acres; 4. Utility plant facilities; 5. Public water and sewer facilities; 6. Central water and sewer facilities ; 7. Remote water and sewer facilities; 8. Sand and gravel borrow pit operations, including all necessary equipment, greater than five acres
Read it in the chapter →Central water and sewer facilities
How this ordinance defines it
The operative definition is the local one. Codes routinely subdivide a category into tiers — “day care 2, family”, “group home 2” — and attach different permissions to each, so only Accomack County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.
5) that also includes the following: a. Utilities—existing and proposed; b. Public or central water and sewer facilities ; c. Proposed trails and walkways; d. Open space areas; e. Landscape plan. (2) A phasing schedule for the development of the
Read it in the chapter →amusement parks; 5. Utility plant facilities; 6. Public water and sewer facilities; 7. Central water and sewer facilities ; 8. Remote water and sewer facilities, when required to replace failed or failing facilities; 9. Sand and gravel borrow pit operations,
Read it in the chapter →to the principal use. 6. Reserved. 7. Public water and sewer facilities; 8. Central water and sewer facilities ; 9. Remote water and sewer facilities, when required to replace failed or failing facilities (refer to subsection 106-78(19) for single-family dwelling);
Read it in the chapter →facilities. 3. Pulp and paper mills. 4. Public water and sewer facilities. 5. Central water and sewer facilities . 6. Airports. 7. Large wind energy systems, utility scale, as defined. 8. Large solar energy systems, utility scale, as defined. 9.
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