the following: a) The use of land, buildings, structures, and other premises for agricultural , commercial, industrial, residential, and other specific uses; b) The size, height, area, bulk, location, erection, construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, maintenance, razing
Read it in the chapter →agricultural
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 Madison’s own text settles what this covers.
**10-1-5.** Contractor's equipment storage yard and office. **10-1-6.** Manufacture, compounding, processing of apparel, agricultural produce, bakery goods, candy, drugs, perfumes, pharmaceutical, toiletries, food products, musical instruments, toys, pottery, baskets, figurines or other similar ceramic products.
Read it in the chapter →ZONES - DISTRICTS ## ARTICLE 3 - CONSERVATION, C-1 ## ARTICLE 4 - AGRICULTURAL , A-1 ## ARTICLE 5 - RESIDENTIAL, LIMITED R-1 ## ARTICLE 6 - RESIDENTIAL, GENERAL R-2 ## ARTICLE 7 - RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE
Read it in the chapter →ZONES - DISTRICTS ## ARTICLE 3 - CONSERVATION, C-1 ## ARTICLE 4 - AGRICULTURAL , A-1 ## ARTICLE 5 - RESIDENTIAL, LIMITED R-1 ## ARTICLE 6 - RESIDENTIAL, GENERAL R-2 ## ARTICLE 7 - RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE
Read it in the chapter →ZONES - DISTRICTS ## ARTICLE 3 - CONSERVATION, C-1 ## ARTICLE 4 - AGRICULTURAL , A-1 ## ARTICLE 5 - RESIDENTIAL, LIMITED R-1 ## ARTICLE 6 - RESIDENTIAL, GENERAL R-2 ## ARTICLE 7 - RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE
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