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 following uses may also be
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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.
use permit as provided for in Article 17: 1. Private clubs. 2. Private schools . 3. Medical, professional and general offices. 4. Public Utilities/Utilities. (Ord. of 5-7-2024, Att.) ### 6.1A-3. Minimum lot area. The minimum lot
Read it in the chapter →Boat sales, service. - **6.1C-2-1.6** Building materials (screened storage only). - **6.1C-2-1.7** Business/trade schools . - **6.1C-2-1.8** Car wash. - **6.1C-2-1.9** Department stores. - **6.1C-2-1.10** Discount stores. - **6.1C-2-1.11** Feed stores. - **6.1C-2-1.12** Frozen food locker.
Read it in the chapter →and home improvement materials are offered or kept for sale at retail. **Business School :** A non-college degree-granting school offering courses in office machine operation, computers, data processing, software, secretarial, and related skills, schools, including educational
Read it in the chapter →impacts to the County, including: i. Demographic profile of proposed development (population, housing, school children and employment). ii. Housing types and range of costs for each area relative to the community. iii. Assessment of impact
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