of not more than eight (8) units. (5) Home occupations, as defined. (6) Churches or other places of worship. (7) Public schools or a private school having a function substantially the same as a public
Read it in the chapter →church
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.
Public and private schools. 6. Child day care. 7. Adult day care. 8. Churches . 9. Parks. 10. Public uses. 11. Accessory buildings and uses clearly incidental to the above. Accessory uses incidental to permitted nonresidential
Read it in the chapter →(8) Neighborhood support uses, such as neighborhood commercial areas, daycare facilities, community centers, churches and schools, are designed so as to be visually compatible with the residential character of the neighborhood and accessible by all
Read it in the chapter →(8) Neighborhood support uses, such as neighborhood commercial areas, daycare facilities, community centers, churches and schools, are designed so as to be visually compatible with the residential character of the neighborhood and accessible by all
Read it in the chapter →bicycle trails. (2) General location and number of community building, school, day care, church and public use sites proposed. (3) Description of housing types/lot configurations to be used with lot areas, minimum widths and depths,
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