the elderly and assisted living residences requiring medical or food support structures. 9. Museum , and historic site and shrine. 10. Nursery schools. 11. Nursing homes (licensed, with medical offices). 12. Parking lots for recreational vehicles,
Read it in the chapter →museum
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.
or child). 5. Historic site and/or shrine. 6. Laundromat facilities. 7. Libraries. 8. Museum . 9. Nursery schools. 10. Storage lots for recreational vehicles. 11. Public uses and utilities. 12. Pump stations, utility sub-stations, transformers, and
Read it in the chapter →yard requirements. 20. Homeless shelter. 21. Transitional living shelter. 22. Post-release housing. 23. Museum . 24. Hotel/motel. 25. Waiver to maximum sign area. 26. Retail sales, limited to interior and storefront displays. There shall be no
Read it in the chapter →services. 11. Hotels and motels. 12. Microbrewery or micro-winery. 13. Movie theaters. 14. Museum and art gallery. 15. Offices (general and professional). 16. Patio dining. 17. Parking garages and parking lots (private or public, as
Read it in the chapter →coverage). 19. Microbrewery or micro-winery. 20. Mini-storage warehouse, with no exterior storage. 21. Museum and art gallery. 22. Movie theaters. 23. Multifamily and attached residential dwellings, as a principal use, subject to the residential density
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