Land use · Franklin, Virginia

public utility (neighborhood)

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.

railroad lines, not including switching or storage yards, or other station facilities. 10. Public utility, neighborhood . 11. Office/institution. 12. Bus terminal. 13. Hotel. 14. Parking lot. 15. Funeral home. 16. Motor vehicle dealership. 17. Motor vehicle repair,

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service, major. 20. Public maintenance and service facility. 21. Public utility, community. 22. Public utility, neighborhood . 23. Shipping container. 24. Truck stop. 25. Truck terminal. 26. Existing railroad lines, not including switching or storage yards, or other

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service, major. 17. Public maintenance and service facility. 18. Public utility, community. 19. Public utility, neighborhood . 20. Shipping container. 21. Truck stop. 22. Warehousing and distribution. **§ 12.3 Conditional uses.** Certain uses are allowed by conditional use

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5. Public park or 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

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railroad lines, not including switching or storage yard, or other station facilities. 4. Public utility, neighborhood . 5. Cluster zoning in accordance with the provisions of article XV of this zoning ordinance. 6. Community recreation. ### § 3.3

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