college/university. 6. Cultural service. 7. Public park or playground. 8. Community center. 9. Existing railroad lines , not including switching or storage yards, or other station facilities. 10. Public utility, neighborhood. 11. Office/institution. 12. Bus terminal. 13. Hotel.
Read it in the chapter →existing railroad lines
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 Franklin’s own text settles what this covers.
Public utility, neighborhood. 23. Shipping container. 24. Truck stop. 25. Truck terminal. 26. Existing railroad lines , not including switching or storage yards, or other station facilities. 27. Warehousing and distribution. ### § 11.3 Conditional uses. Certain uses
Read it in the chapter →11. Construction yard. 12. Contractor office and storage facility. 13. Custom manufacturing. 14. Existing railroad lines , not including switching or storage yards, or other station facilities. 15. Truck terminal. 16. Motor vehicle repair service, major. 17. Public
Read it in the chapter →playground. 6. Stable, commercial. 7. Public utility, community. 8. Public utility, neighborhood. 9. Existing railroad lines , not including switching or storage yards, or other station facilities. ### § 13.3 Conditional uses. Certain uses are allowed by conditional
Read it in the chapter →Ord. of 10-11-2021] 1. Single-family dwelling, detached. 2. Public park or playground. 3. Existing railroad lines , not including switching or storage yard, or other station facilities. 4. Public utility, neighborhood. 5. Cluster zoning in accordance with the
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