from an unrelated group occupying a boardinghouse, bed and breakfast, lodginghouse, tourist home, motel , or hotel. # Sec. 2.62.- Fence. Any manmade object or set of objects, which serves as, but is not limited to,
Read it in the chapter →motel
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 Chincoteague’s own text settles what this covers.
3.8.5. Multifamily dwelling. ## 3.8.6. Campgrounds. ## 3.8.7. Camper/travel trailer parks. ## 3.8.8. Hotels/ motels . ## 3.8.9. Repealed 3-1-2010. ## 3.8.10. Mobile Home. ## 3.8.11. Mobile Home Parks. ## 3.8.12. Such other temporary or permanent use
Read it in the chapter →Beauty/barber shop. **4.1.4.** Professional office. **4.1.5.** Wearing apparel shops. **4.1.6.** Gift shops. **4.1.7.** Motels . **4.1.8.** Restaurants. **4.1.9.** Day care facilities. **4.1.10.** Nursing home. **4.1.11.** Wayside vendors. > **(1)** No signs, or any similar attachment to
Read it in the chapter →right-of-way. #### 6.6.7.1. If a structure is occupied as a bed and breakfast, motel , hotel or boarding house there shall be provided one parking space per sleeping unit as defined and permitted by the county
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