repair and similar industrial type processes (see also Motor Vehicle Fuel Station, Retail). Museums : A building, place, or institution, owned and operated by either a governmental entity or a nonprofit organization, open to the public
Read it in the chapter →museum
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.
| | Private nonprofit clubs | Permitted | Not Permitted | | Libraries, museums and art galleries | Permitted | Not Permitted | | Public utilities | Conditional | Conditional | | Residential Professional |
Read it in the chapter →rating of the facility for area without fixed seats; plus accessory uses **Library, Museum , Cultural Center or Similar Facility:** 1/300 sq. ft. **Day Care Center (Adult and Child):** 1/300 gross sq. ft.; plus 3 spaces
Read it in the chapter →not limited to churches and schools; other public or quasi-public buildings or facilities; museums ; bed and breakfasts; etc. (Ord. of 9-7-2010(1)) ### 11-4-4. Signs for Nonresidential Uses in All Commercial and Industrial Zoning Districts **11-4-4.1.
Read it in the chapter →including all elementary, high and private; kindergartens and day nurseries. - **4A-2-2.3** Libraries, museums and art galleries. - **4A-2-2.4** Private nonprofit clubs. - **4A-2-2.5** Cemeteries. - **4A-2-2.6** Golf courses, except driving tees and miniature courses.
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