Land use · Chesapeake, Virginia

accessory use

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 Chesapeake’s own text settles what this covers.

limited to those listed below and should be reviewed by a developer. A. Accessory uses and structures, including signs, are addressed in article 14. B. Floodplain standards for all developments are set out in chapter 26,

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limited to those listed below and should be reviewed by the developer. A. Accessory uses and structures, including signs, are addressed in article 14. B. Floodplain standards for all developments are set out in chapter 26,

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limited to those listed below and should be reviewed by the developer. A. Accessory uses and structures, including signs, are addressed in article 14. B. Floodplain standards for all developments are set out in chapter 26,

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centers and similar types of uses as determined by the planning director. 3. ** Accessory uses and structures** as defined and regulated under article 14 of this ordinance. 4. **Commercial uses** that are designed, located, and scaled

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the district and within any transitional areas, including permitted and conditional principal and accessory uses and structures; minimum lot, yard and building specifications; maximum building coverage by all buildings; maximum height of structures; off-street parking and

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