Danville
Zoning districts
1 districts, grouped by category.
General provisions
374 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.
Temporary Retail Use: Commercial activities which are limited to a duration of no longer than 15 consecutive days per calendar year. Seasonal Retail Use: Commercial activities which are limited to a duration of no longer than three consecutive months per calendar year.
Temporary Retail Use: Commercial activities which are limited to a duration of no longer than 15 consecutive days per calendar year. Seasonal Retail Use: Commercial activities which are limited to a duration of no longer than three consecutive months per calendar year.
Each lot must maintain a minimum street frontage of at least twenty-five (25) feet. No residential lot shall be created in which an area more than 25% of the total minimum lot area is comprised of one or more of the physical land units: (a) slopes 30% or greater, (b) wetlands, (c) 100-year floodplains and (d) streams, rivers or other water features.
The minimum contract rental period for guests shall be eighteen (18) hours. The maximum contract rental period shall be no more than 30 days. Short-term rentals as a principal use are permissible with a Special Exception Permit in the SR-R, T-R, S-R, NT-R, OT-R, A-R, and TO-C zoning districts. Short-term rentals are permissible accessory uses to permitted dwellings in the SR-R, T-R, S-R, NT-R, OT-R, A-R, CB-C, and TW-C zoning districts.
Adult-Oriented Uses are only allowed with a SUP in the M-I, Industrial-Manufacturing zoning district. An Adult-Oriented Use may not be located within: (1) 1,000' of any other permitted Adult-Oriented Use. (2) 1,000' of any SR-R, T-R, S-R, NT-R, OT-R, A-R, MHP-R, TO-C, C-E, CB-C, or TW-C zoning district. (3) 1,000' of any school, childcare center, or family day home.
Adult-Oriented Uses are only allowed with a SUP in the M-I, Industrial-Manufacturing zoning district.
Short-term rentals as a principal use are permissible with a Special Exception Permit in the SR-R... Campgrounds are permissible by Special Use Permit in the 'SR-R, Sandy River Residential (Single Family Residential District)'...
Short-term rentals as a principal use are permissible with a Special Exception Permit in the T-R... Campgrounds are permissible by Special Use Permit in the 'T-R, Threshold Residential District'...
The minimum campground size is 30 acres. All buildings and camping units within the campground must be setback 40' from all property lines.
Urban Agriculture in compliance with the following standards is a permitted use in districts established in Article 3, Section C.
The maximum density or yield (in terms of total allowable residential dwelling units) shall be calculated based on the net developable area of the existing lot or property subject to development or subdivision prior to the improvement of the site.
All accessory uses and structures shall be placed in rear yards and shall cover no more than twenty (20) percent of the area of the rear yard.
Fences and walls in front and street side yards may not be taller than four (4) feet. No walls or fences or similar items other than landscaping within side and rear yards shall exceed a height of eight (8) feet.
Each lot must maintain a minimum street frontage of at least twenty-five (25) feet. No residential lot shall be created in which an area more than 25% of the total minimum lot area is comprised of slopes 30% or greater, wetlands, 100-year floodplains and streams.
The minimum contract rental period for guests shall be eighteen (18) hours. The maximum contract rental period shall be no more than 30 days.
Adult-Oriented Uses are only allowed with a SUP in the M-I, Industrial-Manufacturing zoning district.
ARTICLE 3 A: - SR-R, SANDY RIVER RESIDENTIAL Single Family Residential District
ARTICLE 3 B: - T-R, THRESHOLD RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
ARTICLE 3 C: - S-R, SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Single Family Residential District
ARTICLE 3 D: - NT-R, NEO-TRADITIONAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
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