Municipality · Virginia

Danville

The ordinance has been retrieved, read and turned into structured rules.
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Districts
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Extracted rules
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Standards
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Chapters read

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.

Art. 2, § R.6.b

LED-I, Light Economic Development District;

Art. 2, § R.6.c

M-I, Manufacturing District.

Art. 2, § R.71 standards

Commercial communication antenna(s) are permitted by right in the following locations regardless of the underlying zoning district: Church sites when camouflaged as steeples or bell towers; Park sites when compatible with the existing environment and nature of the park; Government, school, utility and institutional sites; and Other commercial or industrial buildings or structures so long as they are camouflaged to match the color or texture of the structure on which they are mounted.

Art. 2, § S3 standards

Extraction activities and related uses involving the extraction of natural resources are permitted subject to approval of a special use permit in the Flood Plain Overlay District. Application requirements include phasing plan, vehicular access plan, erosion control plan, reclamation plan, bonding, and permit duration of five years.

Art. 2, § S2 standards

Extraction activities and related uses involving the extraction of natural resources ... are hereby permitted subject to approval of a special use permit in the following zoning districts: a. Flood Plain Overlay District.

Art. 2, § S.1

Extraction activities and related uses involving the extraction of natural resources are permitted subject to approval of a special use permit in the Flood Plain Overlay District.

Art. 2, § T9 standards

A home occupation permit shall be approved by the Director of Planning/Zoning Administrator prior to commencement of business operations. The home occupation shall be clearly incidental to the use of the premises for dwelling purposes. No home occupation shall be permitted which comprises more than forty-nine (49) percent of the gross floor area of the dwelling.

Art. 2, § T4 standards

A home occupation permit shall be approved by the Director of Planning/Zoning Administrator prior to commencement of business operations. The home occupation shall be clearly incidental to the use of the premises for dwelling purposes.

Art. 2, § U6 standards

A temporary or seasonal use permit shall be required for all temporary and seasonal uses. Temporary retail uses limited to 15 consecutive days per calendar year; seasonal retail uses limited to three consecutive months per calendar year. Only one such use per location per calendar year.

Art. 2, § U3 standards

A temporary or seasonal use permit shall be required for all temporary and seasonal uses listed in this section. Temporary retail uses are limited to a duration of no longer than 15 consecutive days per calendar year. Seasonal retail uses are limited to a duration of no longer than three consecutive months per calendar year.

Art. 2, § V9 standards

Each lot must maintain a minimum street frontage of at least twenty-five (25) feet. Pipestem lots are not permitted in any residential district. Structural overhangs may extend not more than three feet into any required yard. Uncovered decks may extend not more than four feet. Swimming pools may project into side and rear yards at least ten feet from property lines. Commercial above ground fuel storage tanks not less than 100 feet from any residential district. 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, or streams.

Art. 2, § V8 standards

Each lot must maintain a minimum street frontage of at least twenty-five (25) feet. Pipestem lots (also known as 'flag lots') are not permitted in any residential district. 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, rivers or other water features.

Art. 2, § Y6 standards

No host shall operate or advertise a residential property for a short-term rental without a Short-Term Rental Permit. 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.

Art. 2, § Y4 standards

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.

Art. 2, § Y.2.b

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.

Art. 2, § Y.2.b

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.

Art. 2, § Y.2.b

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.

Art. 2, § Y.2.b

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.

Art. 2, § Y.2.b

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.

Art. 2, § Y.2.b

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.

Source documents

The chapters of the adopted code that were retrieved, read and extracted from. Everything above traces back to one of these.