storage [wholly enclosed units, maximum four hundred (400) square feet per unit, no outdoor storage ]. - 6.1B-2-2.6 Private commercial recreation/amusement (billiards, bowling alley, miniature golf, etc.) - 6.1B-2-2.7 Public Utilities/Utilities. #### 6.1B-2-3 Prohibited uses: Automobile sales
Read it in the chapter →outdoor storage
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 Culpeper County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.
Hospital. - **6.1C-2-2.4** Wholesale and storage, if wholly contained within structures. - **6.1C-2-5.** Outdoor storage yards must be screened and landscaped. - **6.1C-2-6.** Public Utilities/Utilities. (Ord. of 5-7-2024, Att.) ### 6.1C-3. Minimum lot area. None. ###
Read it in the chapter →is an accessory use to the principal retail use on the same lot. Outdoor Storage : The keeping of goods or materials, excluding junk, outside of a building for more than twenty-four (24) hours, and which shall
Read it in the chapter →subject to the screening and landscaping of any outdoor stockpile and storage. **7.1A-2-3.5** Outdoor storage subject to screening and landscaping. Storage of explosive or hazardous materials incidental to production or use. **7.1A-2-3.6** Truck terminal, transfer and
Read it in the chapter →storage [wholly enclosed units, maximum four hundred (400) square feet per unit, no outdoor storage ] | Permitted | Not Permitted | | Private commercial recreation/amusement (billiards, bowling alley, miniature golf, etc.) | Permitted | Not Permitted
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