or restaurant component. Minor utilities. See ATC chapter 21, Article XXII. Museums. Offices. Parks and playgrounds with a conditional use permit. Personal service establishments. Pet shops, excluding boarding kennels on the premises. Printing shops. Public facilities. Fire
Read it in the chapter →parks and playgrounds
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.
provided there shall be no minimum lot area requirement for public utilities, and parks and playgrounds . **HISTORY** Adopted by Ord. 1-26-93 Paper Archive § 1 on 1/26/1993 Amended by Ord. 99-4 § 1 on 4/27/1999 Amended by
Read it in the chapter →(2,500) square feet of floor area, then with a conditional use permit. - Parks and playgrounds with a conditional use permit. - Public facilities with a conditional use permit. - Retail stores. If an individual use occupies
Read it in the chapter →- Outdoor recreational facilities with a conditional use permit. - 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. -
Read it in the chapter →for public utilities, public utility service yards, railroad spurs, towers and aerials, and parks and playgrounds . For major and minor utilities, the minimum lot area shall be the area necessary to accommodate the use, any accessory use,
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