on the lot, parking space for one automobile for each accommodation. **10-6-3.** For church , high school, college and university auditoriums, and for theaters, general auditoriums, stadiums and other similar places of assembly, at least one
Read it in the chapter →church
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 Crewe’s own text settles what this covers.
one or more of the following uses: **2-1-1.** Single-family dwellings. **2-1-2.** Schools. **2-1-3.** Churches . **2-1-4.** Parks and playgrounds. **2-1-5.** Off-street parking as required by this ordinance. **2-1-6.** No accessory building may be closer than 15
Read it in the chapter →**3-1-2.** Multiple-family dwellings. **3-1-3.** Roominghouses and boardinghouses. **3-1-4.** Tourist homes. **3-1-5.** Schools. **3-1-6.** Churches . **3-1-7.** Rest or convalescent homes. **3-1-8.** Nursing homes. **3-1-9.** General hospitals with conditional use permit. **3-1-10.** Lodges. **3-1-11.** Parks and playgrounds.
Read it in the chapter →over 35 feet. **4-6-2.** A public or semipublic building such as a school, church , library, or hospital may be erected to the height of 60 feet from grade provided that front, side and rear yards
Read it in the chapter →stores not otherwise classified. **6-1-22.** Funeral homes. **6-1-23.** Animal hospital or clinic. **6-1-24.** Churches . **6-1-25.** Libraries. **6-1-26.** Lodges. **6-1-26A.** Mini-storage buildings. **6-1-27.** Off-street parking as required by this ordinance. **6-1-28.** Public utilities such as poles,
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