the United States of America, the commonwealth, the county or the town. # Public Facilities Uses, structures, and facilities made available for public service including, but not limited to, libraries, fire and emergency service stations, rescue
Read it in the chapter →public 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 Ashland’s own text settles what this covers.
Personal service establishments. Pet shops, excluding boarding kennels on the premises. Printing shops. Public facilities . Fire station, rescue squad, or police station with a conditional use permit. Repair services. Restaurants, excluding drive-ins. Retail sales establishments. Schools,
Read it in the chapter →Personal service establishments. - Pet shops, excluding boarding kennels on the premises. - Public facilities , excluding fire stations, police stations and rescue squads. - Real estate offices. - Restaurants, excluding drive-ins. - Retail sales establishments. -
Read it in the chapter →boarding kennels. 44. Private club or lodge, with a conditional use permit. 45. Public facilities . 46. Recreational equipment rental and sales with service as an accessory. If used only, then a conditional use permit is required.
Read it in the chapter →- Park-and-ride lot. - Parks and playgrounds with a conditional use permit. - Public facilities . - Railroad spur, tracks and accessory facilities with a conditional use permit. - Repair services. - Repurposing facility with a conditional
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