apartment. 2. Any use incorporating a drive-thru facility (including banks, financial institutions and fast food restaurants ). 3. Antique shops. 4. Community facilities and uses. 5. Congregate care facility. 6. Cupolas, spires and steeples (for public and semi-public
Read it in the chapter →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 Danville’s own text settles what this covers.
Convenience stores (with gasoline sales). 4. Day care facilities (adult and children). 5. Fast-food restaurants . 6. Funeral homes. 7. Gasoline sales establishments (with no repair services and no outdoor vehicle storage). 8. Private post office and
Read it in the chapter →uses). 6. Convenience stores (with or without gasoline services). 7. Farmers' markets. 8. Fast food restaurant . 9. Laundromats/Dry cleaners. 10. Multifamily and attached residential dwellings, as a principal use, subject the residential density regulations of the CB-C
Read it in the chapter →Farmers markets and temporary stands for sale of produce and seasonal merchandise. 12. Fast food restaurants (without drive-thru facility). 13. Gasoline sales establishments (with no repair services and no outdoor vehicle storage). 14. Hospitals and health care
Read it in the chapter →and places of worship. 7. Convenience stores (with or without gasoline sales). 8. Fast-food restaurants . 9. Funeral homes. 10. Gasoline sales establishments. 11. Health club, spa or fitness center. 12. Hospitals and health care facilities with
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