lot** means a parcel of land within the boundaries of a mobile home park provided for the placement of a single-wide or double-wide mobile home and the exclusive use of its occupants. **Mobile home park**
Read it in the chapter →park
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 Appomattox’s own text settles what this covers.
ARTICLE V — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, GENERAL, R-3 ## ARTICLE VI — MOBILE HOME PARK DISTRICT, MHP-1 ## ARTICLE VII — BUSINESS DISTRICT, LESS INTENSE USE, B-1 ## ARTICLE VIII — BUSINESS DISTRICT, GENERAL, B-2 ##
Read it in the chapter →ARTICLE V — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, GENERAL, R-3 ## ARTICLE VI — MOBILE HOME PARK DISTRICT, MHP-1 ## ARTICLE VII — BUSINESS DISTRICT, LESS INTENSE USE, B-1 ## ARTICLE VIII — BUSINESS DISTRICT, GENERAL, B-2 ##
Read it in the chapter →**ARTICLE V** - RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, GENERAL, R-3 - **ARTICLE VI** - MOBILE HOME PARK DISTRICT, MHP-1 - **ARTICLE VII** - BUSINESS DISTRICT, LESS INTENSE USE, B-1 - **ARTICLE VIII** - BUSINESS DISTRICT, GENERAL, B-2 -
Read it in the chapter →a group of buildings are coordinated into a business or shopping area (business park , industrial park, shopping center, mall, etc.), one freestanding sign structure, permanently fixed to the ground, may be erected on each street
Read it in the chapter →