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 nonresidential uses be compatible
Read it in the chapter →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.
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 nonresidential uses be compatible
Read it in the chapter →drive-in or otherwise, food and drug stores. 2. Medical clinics, governmental, business and professional offices and financial institutions. 3. Vehicle fuel stations consisting of an office and pumps for the sale of fuel and lubricants, so
Read it in the chapter →location requirements as specified in section 10-3-87(c). (2) Medical clinics, governmental, business and professional offices and financial institutions. (3) Hotels, motels and buildings used for dwelling unit(s), CBD, as defined under section 10-3-24. Dwelling unit(s), CBD,
Read it in the chapter →the use of buildings located at the outer limits of traditional residential areas. Professional offices and other uses that respect both the residential nature and aesthetic character of the adjacent neighborhood are permitted. Uses permitted by
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