Land use · Amelia County Unincorporated, Virginia

single cut subdivision

Named in 8 of this ordinance’s zoning districts.

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 Amelia County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.

Preserve and conservation areas. T. Public utilities (extension). U. Schools, churches, libraries. V. Single cut subdivision . W. Single-family dwelling. X. Subdivision, major. Y. Subdivision, minor. Z. Temporary family health care structure. [Amended 4-15-2015] AA. Wayside stand. BB.

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Preserve and conservation area. O. Public utilities (extensions). P. Schools, churches, libraries. Q. Single cut subdivision . R. Single-family dwelling. S. Subdivision, major. T. Subdivision, minor. U. Temporary family health care structure. [Amended 4-15-2015] V. Wayside stand. W.

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Preserve and conservation area. N. Public utilities (extension). O. Schools, churches, libraries. P. Single cut subdivision . [Amended 12-17-2003] Q. Single-family dwelling. R. Subdivision, major. [Amended 12-17-2003] S. Subdivision, minor. [Amended 12-17-2003] T. Temporary family health care structure.

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H. Playgrounds and parks. I. Public utilities (extension). J. Schools, churches, library. K. Single cut subdivision . [Amended 12-17-2003] L. Single-family dwelling. M. Subdivision, major. [Amended 12-17-2003] N. Subdivision, minor. [Amended 12-17-2003] O. Temporary family health care structure.

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Public utilities (extension). K. Rooming house or boardinghouse, tourist or rest home. L. Single cut subdivision . [Amended 12-17-2003] M. Subdivision, major. [Amended 12-17-2003] N. Subdivision, minor. [Amended 12-17-2003] O. Two-family dwelling. P. Wireless support structures up to

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Where it is allowed here

Permitted by right8

Allowed outright — no hearing needed.