County (unincorporated) · Virginia

King George County Unincorporated

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20
Districts
359
Extracted rules
1,167
Standards
11
Chapters read
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Zoning districts

20 districts, grouped by category.

General provisions

338 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.

Section 3-6-3(A)(1)(ii)1 standards

Accessory structures or improvements less than 256 sq. ft. in area, or that have a land disturbance of less than 2,500 sq. ft.

Section 3-6-3(B)(2)(i)(c)1 standards

Additions to existing single-family or two-family dwellings that have a land disturbance of 2,500 sq. ft. or greater

Section 3-6-3(B)(2)(i)(c)1 standards

Additions to existing single-family or two-family dwellings that have a land disturbance of 2,500 sq. ft. or greater

Section 3-6-3(B)(2)(i)(d)1 standards

Accessory structures or improvements greater than 256 sq. ft., or that have a land disturbance of 2,500 sq. ft. or greater.

Section 3-6-3(B)(2)(i)(d)1 standards

Accessory structures or improvements greater than 256 sq. ft., or that have a land disturbance of 2,500 sq. ft. or greater.

Section 3-6-5(A)(x)1 standards

Points of connection to public water and sewer and/or location of wells and septic systems and reserve drainfields;

Section 3-6-5(A)(x)1 standards

Points of connection to public water and sewer and/or location of wells and septic systems and reserve drainfields;

Section 3-6-5(A)(xiii)1 standards

A table estimating the daily public water usage and sewage flow attributable to the proposed development in gallons per day, including the timing of any necessary connections;

Section 3-6-5(A)(xiii)1 standards

A table estimating the daily public water usage and sewage flow attributable to the proposed development in gallons per day, including the timing of any necessary connections;

Section 3-6-5(A)(xiv)1 standards

Location and general design of outdoor lighting.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xiv)1 standards

Location and general design of outdoor lighting.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xix)1 standards

The location and dimensions of proposed recreation areas, open spaces, recreation facilities, and other amenities and improvements, including a statement of whether such open areas are to be dedicated to the public.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xix)1 standards

The location and dimensions of proposed recreation areas, open spaces, recreation facilities, and other amenities and improvements, including a statement of whether such open areas are to be dedicated to the public.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xv)1 standards

A landscape plan showing the location, dimensions, and material descriptions of all existing and proposed screens, bufferyards, or landscaping. The plan shall include the location, height, type, and material of all fences, walls, screen planting, and landscape details of all buildings and grounds.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xv)1 standards

A landscape plan showing the location, dimensions, and material descriptions of all existing and proposed screens, bufferyards, or landscaping. The plan shall include the location, height, type, and material of all fences, walls, screen planting, and landscape details of all buildings and grounds.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xvi)1 standards

The location of all trees existing on the site prior to construction with a caliper of 8 inches or greater.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xvi)1 standards

The location of all trees existing on the site prior to construction with a caliper of 8 inches or greater.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xvii)1 standards

The proposed nature and manner of grading the site, including proposed treatment of slopes more than 10% to prevent soil erosion and excessive runoff.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xvii)1 standards

The proposed nature and manner of grading the site, including proposed treatment of slopes more than 10% to prevent soil erosion and excessive runoff.

Section 3-6-5(A)(xvii)1 standards

The proposed nature and manner of grading the site, including proposed treatment of slopes more than 10% to prevent soil erosion and excessive runoff.

Source documents

The chapters of the adopted code that were retrieved, read and extracted from. Everything above traces back to one of these.