New Kent County Unincorporated

Unless associated with and on property owned by a house of worship or an associated charitable entity, a cemetery shall be at least 20 acres in size. No interment plot shall be located within 50 feet of any external public or private road right-of-way. Rights-of-way throughout the cemetery shall be at least 20 feet in width.

Unless associated with and on property owned by a house of worship or an associated charitable entity, a cemetery shall be at least 20 acres in size.

A sign, clearly indicating the materials being collected and the recipient or beneficiary of the items or materials collected, shall be painted on or otherwise permanently affixed to the receptacle. Such sign shall not exceed 16 square feet in area.

Administrative permits may be issued for collection receptacles for recyclable materials which are available for use by the general public and are used temporarily or on a regularly scheduled occasional basis.

Outdoor recreational facilities such as swimming pools and tennis courts shall be effectively screened from view from properties external to the development served by landscaping or appropriate fencing materials.

Outdoor recreational facilities such as swimming pools and tennis courts shall be effectively screened from view from properties external to the development served by landscaping or appropriate fencing materials.

Any application for a golf course shall include all information required for a site plan by this chapter. In addition, the following information and documents shall be prepared and submitted: a. Nutrient management plan. b. Integrated pesticides management plan. Irrigation using potable water sources shall be prohibited unless approved by the New Kent County Board of Supervisors with a favorable recommendation from the director of public utilities.

Any application for a golf course shall include all information required for a site plan by this chapter. In addition, the following information and documents shall be prepared and submitted: Nutrient management plan. Integrated pesticides management plan.

Horse racing facilities shall have direct or reasonably direct access to a principal arterial or higher order street under public ownership and maintenance. Paved state-maintained roads will be provided for the site and all interior roads dedicated for purpose of vehicular access will be built to standards for state-maintained paved roads. Any application for a horse racing facility shall include all information required for a site plan by this chapter. In addition, a waste stream impact study shall be prepared and submitted with the application.

Irrigation using potable water sources shall be prohibited unless approved by the New Kent County Board of Supervisors with a favorable recommendation from the director of public utilities.

When adjacent to or near residentially classified property, noise, including impacts from parking on the site shall be located and designed to minimize noise impacts on those properties through the use of architectural and landscape means. For outdoor recreational uses containment fences or barriers shall be constructed and maintained in a manner that prevents balls and debris from leaving the property.

Horse racing facilities shall have direct or reasonably direct access to a principal arterial or higher order street under public ownership and maintenance.

Recreational facilities shall be designed in a manner which minimizes their impacts on adjacent properties. Where recreation areas or facilities are proposed as a part of a residential development where housing units or lots are offered for sale, the areas or facilities shall be completed or substantially completed prior to the issuance of certificates of zoning for any adjacent residential units.

When adjacent to or near residentially classified property, noise, including impacts from parking on the site shall be located and designed to minimize noise impacts on those properties through the use of architectural and landscape means.

Theme parks, amphitheaters and stadiums shall be surrounded by a 100-foot perimeter yard within which shall be established a Type C transitional buffer. A parking study shall be performed ... a grassed area shall be reserved on the site to provide overflow parking capacity equal to but not less than ten percent of the total parking spaces required by the study.

Recreational facilities shall be designed in a manner which minimizes their impacts on adjacent properties.

A communication tower structure shall be set back from any property line a distance equal to 120 percent of the tower height. This setback shall not be required when such tower location is abutting or within the VDOT right-of-way of an Interstate highway. A tower structure shall not be located within 750 feet of an existing residential structure unless the board finds that ... A section of fence at least six feet in height with barbed wire protruding outward shall be provided completely around the base of the tower and any associated equipment.

Theme parks, amphitheaters and stadiums shall be surrounded by a 100-foot perimeter yard within which shall be established a Type C transitional buffer.

Documentary evidence of compliance with all National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requirements shall be submitted by the applicant.

All parking lots and areas where motor vehicles utilizing petroleum-based fuels are parked or stored or maintained shall be designed with oil-water separators... Outdoor lighting shall be energy efficient... All site lighting fixtures shall be mounted a maximum of 25 feet above ground... No outdoor storage of goods or materials shall be permitted in any front yard...