as distinguished 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
Read it in the chapter →tourist home
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.
Single-family dwelling. **3.4.2.** Two-family dwelling. **3.4.3.** Home occupation. **3.4.4.** Tourist rental homes. **3.4.5.** Tourist homes . **3.4.6.** Bed and breakfast. **3.4.7.** Accessory building/structure. (1) No accessory building/structure may be closer than five feet to any side or
Read it in the chapter →**4.1.29.** Two-family dwelling. **4.1.30.** Townhouse. **4.1.31.** Condominiums. **4.1.32.** Rooming and boarding houses. **4.1.33.** Tourist home . **4.1.34.** Multifamily dwelling. **4.1.35.** Vacation rental cottages. **4.1.36.** Boardinghouse. **4.1.37.** Bed and breakfast. **4.1.38.** Rest home. **4.1.39.** Site trailers. The temporary
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