Land use · Culpeper County Unincorporated, Virginia

church

Named in 1 of this ordinance’s zoning districts.

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.

following uses: ##### 5D-2-1.1 Mobile home parks. ##### 5D-2-1.2 Accessory structures. ##### 5D-2-1.3 Churches , parish houses and Sunday schools. ##### 5D-2-1.4 Parks and playgrounds. ##### 5D-2-1.5 Streets and access ways. #### 5D-2-2 Conditional uses: The

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conditional uses in the R-1 District. 2. Antique shop. 3. Beauty/barber shop. 4. Church . 5. Community buildings, including fire and rescue stations. 6. Convenience or general store [maximum five thousand (5,000) square feet]. 7. Delicatessen.

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substitution therefore of a use or occupancy of a different kind or class. ** Church , Synagogue, Religious Institution:** Buildings, structures or groups of buildings and structures used by a organized religious organization where persons regularly assemble

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police stations, hospitals and mental clinics | Conditional | Not Permitted | | Churches , parish houses and Sunday schools | Permitted | Not Permitted | | Family day homes | Permitted | Not Permitted |

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development [i.e.: ten (10) dwelling units per acre]. Nonresidential development other than parks, churches , and community facilities shall be limited. New areas for nonresidential use are not prohibited but are discouraged. All nonresidential development is

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Where it is allowed here

Permitted by right1

Allowed outright — no hearing needed.