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, except as part of a planned development. 13.
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.
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 similar public infrastructure.
Read it in the chapter →storage). 8. Private post office and delivery service establishments. 9. Public and private schools and colleges. 10. Public utilities. 11. Plant nurseries. 12. Repair service establishments (non-motor vehicle related and without outdoor service). 13. Restaurants.
Read it in the chapter →greater than 15% of the net developable lot area. (See Additional Regulations.) 27. Schools , colleges and universities (public and private). 28. Seasonal retail uses. 29. Temporary retail sales. 30. Exterminator. 31. Bicycle shop. 32. Adult
Read it in the chapter →of products manufactured on the premises or by the same corporate entity. 33. School , commercial. 34. Specialty shops, including boutiques, gourmet foods and wines, and tobacco shops. 35. Studio for production of movie or television
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