the following uses: 1. Townhouses. 2. Schools. 3. Churches. 4. Rest homes. 5. Parks , playgrounds and other community or public (non-commercial) recreational uses and structures. 6. Home occupations: a. Office. b. Home occupation child care.
Read it in the chapter →park
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 Prince George County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.
permit. Where permitted by this chapter, the location of hotels, motels, mobile home parks , commercial amusement parks, hospitals, mobile homes, airports, borrow pits, sanitary fill method of garbage disposal, public utilities, refuse sites and other
Read it in the chapter →school. (6) Church, church bulletin board, parish hall, parish house, convent, monastery. (7) Park , playground. (8) Wildlife preserve, conservation area. (9) Home occupations: a. Office. b. Home occupation child care. (10) Volunteer fire or rescue
Read it in the chapter →OFFSTREET PARKING AND LOADING REQUIREMENTS ## ARTICLE XX — MOBILE HOME AND TRAILER PARKS **Footnotes:** --- (15) --- Cross reference—Manufactured homes and trailers, ch. 50. ### Sec. 90-901. — Permanent. The location of permanent mobile
Read it in the chapter →(4) Public school. (5) Church, church bulletin board, parish house, convent, monastery. (6) Park , playground. (7) Wildlife preserve, conservation area. (8) Home occupations: a. Office. b. Home occupation child care. (9) Volunteer fire or rescue
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