Land use · Chesapeake, Virginia

accessory uses and structures

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, article IV

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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, article IV

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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, article IV

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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 to serve

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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 loading requirements;

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