and townhouse units. Nonresidential development may include institutional buildings such as colleges, universities, hospitals , medical and professional offices, nursing homes and charitable institutions. It is further intended that conversion from residential use to other permitted
Read it in the chapter →Hospitals
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 Harrisonburg’s own text settles what this covers.
circumstances, multiple-family buildings. Nonresidential development may include institutional buildings such as colleges, universities, hospitals , medical and professional offices, nursing homes and charitable institutions. It is further intended that conversion from residential use to other permitted
Read it in the chapter →number of employees. (9) Pet adoption, pet shop, pet grooming establishment and animal hospitals . (10) Radio and television stations and studios or recording studios. (11) Public utilities, public service or public transportation uses or buildings,
Read it in the chapter →house food and produce operations, etc. (5) Veterinary supply and service establishments including hospitals , laboratories and kennels. (6) Building material sales and storage yards, contractors, equipment sales and storage yards and other similar uses, provided
Read it in the chapter →for orderly development of certain nonprofit institutional uses such as colleges and universities, hospitals , offices of nonprofit organizations, community assembly uses and institutions providing for the shelter and care of persons. (Ord. of 4-23-96) ###
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