County (unincorporated) · Virginia

Stafford County Unincorporated

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24
Districts
289
Extracted rules
1,383
Standards
20
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Zoning districts

24 districts, grouped by category.

General provisions

259 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.

Sec. 28-8718 standards

All outdoor lighting shall be designed, shielded, aimed, located and maintained to protect adjacent properties and roadways from excessive illumination, energy waste, glare, light trespass, and unnecessary skyglow.

Sec. 28-881 standards

The following uses shall be screened from all public streets and adjacent property, unless the adjacent property contains the same use, by means established in the DCSL.

Sec. 28-881 standards

The following uses shall be screened from all public streets and adjacent property, unless the adjacent property contains the same use, by means established in the DCSL.

Sec. 28-891 standards

Trees, shrubs and other elements (such as fences, walls and berms) shown on the approved plan and installed to be in compliance with the DCSL shall remain in the same good health or condition after it is approved by the county.

Sec. 28-891 standards

Trees, shrubs and other elements (such as fences, walls and berms) shown on the approved plan and installed to be in compliance with the DCSL shall remain in the same good health or condition after it is approved by the county.

Section (14) Additional regulations for SD-C transect zones; Table 3.2(a)-(h)6 standards

All principal buildings and parking structures shall have pedestrian access to all streets the lot fronts on. Awnings may encroach upon the sidewalk with no limits.

Section (16) Parking regulations for all transect zones2 standards

The uses within all transect zones shall comply with the required number of parking spaces as listed in table 3.3(a)

Section (q) Special Provisions Applicable to Data Centers8 standards

All primary structures shall be set back at least one hundred (100) feet from any property line abutting non-commercial or non-industrial zoned properties for sites located within the urban services area, and at least two hundred (200) feet for sites outside.

Section (r) Life Care/Retirement Community4 standards

The community shall be administered in such a manner as to restrict occupancy of independent living units only to persons sixty-two (62) years of age or older unless used for employee dwellings.

Section (s) Performance Standards in HI Districts5 standards

All heritage sites identified within HI districts shall be listed on the Stafford County Cultural Resource Inventory.

Section (u) UD Urban Development6 standards

This section establishes each building type to ensure that proposed development is consistent with the district goals for building form, physical character, land use, and quality.

Section 28-39(f)-(k)8 standards

Facades greater than one hundred (100) feet in length... shall incorporate vertical elements...

Section 28-39(t)(11)4 standards

Awnings may encroach on the public sidewalk... Stoops may encroach one hundred (100) percent...

Section 28-39(u)(3) and (u)(1)c29 standards

Standard parking spaces shall have a minimum dimension of nine (9) feet in width by eighteen (18) feet in length... A porch must be at least six (6) feet deep...

Section 28-XXX(h)-(o)16 standards

Performance standards for golf courses, car washes, adult businesses, cemeteries, congregate housing, and amateur radio.

Section 28-XXX(i)34 standards

Performance standards in RBC districts. The following standards shall be the minimum required for all uses in the RBC, recreational business campus district.

Section 28-XXX(p)45 standards

Planned-Traditional Neighborhood Development (P-TND) regulations, including transect zones, pedestrian sheds, parking, and architectural standards.

UD Urban Development, (a) and (b)

See subsection 28-39(u) for detailed uses allowed by subdistrict. See subsection 28-39(u) for conditional uses allowed by subdistrict.

UD district

See subsection 28-39(u) for detailed uses allowed by subdistrict.

Source documents

The chapters of the adopted code that were retrieved, read and extracted from. Everything above traces back to one of these.