Land use · Hampton, Virginia

vehicle storage

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 Hampton’s own text settles what this covers.

Motorcycle sales; (d) Outdoor dining; (e) Parking lots; (f) Vehicle sales, new; (g) Vehicle storage ; (h) Those uses authorized by a Special Event Permit issued pursuant to the Hampton City Code; (i) Seasonal sales authorized by

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not automated and which require vehicles and or lifts to access the stacked vehicle storage system shall provide a standard drive aisle between bays. Additional clearances may be required upon review by the appropriate building code

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| | 819 | 5/7/86 | • Definition of automobile parking lot and vehicle storage area<br>• C-2 permitted uses (vehicle storage area)<br>• C-3 permitted uses (vehicle storage area) | | 820 | 5/14/86 | • R-R

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parking lots in conjunction with commercial or industrial uses or within an approved vehicle storage establishment; (b) Except when parked or stored at approved vehicle storage establishments, any such food truck parking area must be either:

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but not currently used for such purposes); but not to include equipment or vehicle storage . **Owner.** The person vested with the fee ownership or legal title of property; or the owner or owners of the freehold

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