include antennas, microwave dishes, horns or similar types of equipment, towers or similar accessory structures supporting such equipment; (7) May include an equipment cabinet and a wall or security barrier; and (8) Is 50 feet or
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 Herndon’s own text settles what this covers.
There shall be no more than one primary or principal structure, plus permitted accessory structures , per lot or tract of land, except in the multi-family, planned development or business districts subject to the provisions of this
Read it in the chapter →storage sheds, and swimming pools | P | §78-80.4.3(c) §78-21(f) | ##### (4) Accessory structures in the R-15 district. Accessory structures within the R-15 district shall conform to the standards of Article VIII, Accessory Uses and
Read it in the chapter →screening enclosures, storage sheds, swimming pools | P | §78-80.3(c) §78-21(f) | **(4)** Accessory structures in the CC district. Accessory structures within the CC district shall conform to the standards of Article VIII. **(e) Temporary uses
Read it in the chapter →storage sheds, and swimming pools | Z | §78-80.3(c), §78-21(f) | ### (5) Accessory structures in the PD-R district. Accessory structures within the PD-R district shall conform to the standards of Article VIII. ## (e) Prohibited
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