be closer than ten feet from any property line of the project. **16B-2-5.** Public utilities , with a conditional use permit. **16B-2-6.** Business signs, with a conditional use permit. A sign advertising the rent of the premises
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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 Brunswick County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.
roads, schools, water supply and sewer facilities, and police and fire protection facilities. ** Public utilities .** A group of uses which provide essential energy and communication services to the general public. These include but are not limited
Read it in the chapter →Cemeteries. - **4-1-15.** Home occupations, as defined, conducted by the occupant. - **4-1-16.** Public utilities , with a conditional use permit. - **4-1-17.** Sporting facilities, including horseracing and ancillary facilities, with a conditional use permit. - **4-1-18.**
Read it in the chapter →children). 5. Commercial greenhouse operations with no on-premises sales. 6. Private airports. 7. Public utilities . 8. Rescue and fire stations. 9. Roadside stand for produce raised on premises. 10. Home occupations, as defined, where any activities
Read it in the chapter →accessory structure may be closer than five feet to any property line. **7-1-7.** Public utilities . **7-1-8.** Facilities, activities and operations which are provided by a duly constituted unit of government, with a conditional use permit. **7-1-9.**
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