building, or portion thereof, which is designated for use for residential purposes, except hotels , motels, boardinghouses, lodginghouses, tourist cabins, automobile trailers. **17-3-22. Dwelling, attached.** One of two or more residential buildings having a common 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 Lawrenceville’s own text settles what this covers.
retail stores, apparel, pet shops, tobacco shops, hardware, general office supplies, telecommunications retailers, hotels , hostels, and any other commercial businesses suitable for the scale and themes for downtown. Institutional or civic uses suitable yet not
Read it in the chapter →defined (subsection 17-3-67.1). **6-1-8.** Nursing homes. **6-1-9.** General hospitals. **6-1-10.** Funeral homes. **6-1-11.** Hotels and motels. **6-1-12.** Churches. **6-1-13.** Libraries. **6-1-14.** Clubs and lodges. **6-1-15.** Parking lots. **6-1-16.** Public utilities. **6-1-17.** Carwashes. **6-1-18.** Gasoline service
Read it in the chapter →doctor or dentist having an office in such clinic. | | E. Motels, hotels and tourist homes | 1 parking space for each individual sleeping or living unit. | | F. Funeral homes | At
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