to a product, commodity, or service not necessarily available on the premises. 6. ** Home Occupation Sign.** A sign not exceeding four square feet in area directing attention to a service available on the premises, but which
Read it in the chapter →home occupation
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 Madison County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.
generally for use and/or consumption by the occupants of the premises. ## 20-98. Home Occupation An occupation including or limited to person(s) who reside on the premises where there is no evidence (except for signs as
Read it in the chapter →home dwellings on existing pads within an existing manufactured home park; ###### A.2.2.5. Home occupations which require a special use permit; ###### A.2.2.6. Signs; ###### A.2.2.7. Temporary uses and structures, except that non-permanent structures less than
Read it in the chapter →livestock, dairy or poultry facility subject to Article 3-10. | | 3-1-14 | Home occupation as defined. | | 3-1-15 | Sorghum syrup production with wholesale sales. | | 3-1-16 | Small wind energy system. |
Read it in the chapter →Code of Virginia, § 15.1-456, as amended. **5-1-8.** Accessory use and building. **5-1-9.** Home occupation as defined. **5-1-10.** Small wind energy system. **5-1-11.** Solar energy system (see Article 14-16). **5-1-12.** Short-Term Lodging Unit, see Article 20-160A
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