three (3) staff or employees on-site at any time. Service businesses also include professional offices that require infrequent access by the public. Such professional offices may have no more than three (3) total on-site staff with
Read it in the chapter →professional offices
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 Cumberland County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.
37. Office buildings. 38. Plumbing/electrical supply (storage under cover). 39. Printing presses. 40. Professional offices . 41. Recreation centers. 42. Repair shops: bicycle, shoes, locks, guns, etc. 43. Restaurants and drive-in restaurants. 44. Retail food stores or
Read it in the chapter →nurseries. 13. Kennel, commercial (no outdoor confinement). 14. Laundromats. 15. Mini-storage warehouse. 16. Professional offices . 17. Retail farm and garden center. 18. Retail food stores. 19. Storage warehouse. 20. Truck, automobile, trailer, and equipment rental as
Read it in the chapter →bed and breakfast inns. 11. Home occupations. 12. Off-street parking as required. 13. Professional offices . 14. Gift shops and antique shops. 15. Beauty shops and barbershops. 16. Preserves and conservation areas. 17. Cemeteries. 18. Uses relating
Read it in the chapter →Guest houses. 8. Museums. 9. Nursing homes, convalescent homes and rest homes. 10. Professional offices . 11. Recreational facilities. 12. Special recreational events. 13. Transitional homes. 14. Wireless telecommunications facilities; subject to provisions of section 74-731 et
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