Vienna

All recyclable materials must be stored in a fully enclosed building, or in closed containers completely enclosed by an opaque wall or fence that complies with the dimensional standards for a principal building, such that neither the recyclable materials nor the containers in which they are stored are visible from any public right-of-way or adjacent lots.

All recyclable materials must be stored in a fully enclosed building, or in closed containers completely enclosed by an opaque wall or fence that complies with the dimensional standards for a principal building...

The use of land, buildings, and facilities associated with a religious assembly use may be used for other accessory purposes in furtherance of the mission of the religious assembly use. These additional uses, such as child day centers or private schools, require a conditional use permit if the requirement is specified in that district or zone.

The use of land, buildings, and facilities associated with a religious assembly use may be used for other accessory purposes in furtherance of the mission of the religious assembly use. These additional uses, such as child day centers or private schools, require a conditional use permit if the requirement is specified in that district or zone.

A residence for manager or employee may be permitted as an accessory to a nonresidential principal use, provided that they are used exclusively by the owner, manager or operator of the use.

The area may not impede the flow of traffic within the facility or create an unsafe environment for pedestrians.

Each shared kitchen user shall have a separate business license; A shared kitchen shall be used for the preparation of food for public consumption off site only; and The operators of a shared kitchen shall submit a parking plan, acceptable to the Zoning Administrator, that provides adequate on-site or off-site parking for the users of the shared kitchen during hours of operation.

Operation is limited to two weeks per winter season, during the months of December through March. Hours of operation of the shelter are limited to 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m.

Operation is limited to two weeks per winter season, during the months of December through March. Hours of operation of the shelter are limited to 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m.

Specialized instruction classes or camps may operate only in non-residential facilities.

Specialized instruction classes or camps may operate only in non-residential facilities. Operators must use off-street spaces for student drop-off and pick-up.

The keeping of horses and/or ponies primarily owned and kept for the personal use of the occupant on the land on which they are maintained on parcels of at least two acres in area, provided: All buildings and structures used in connection with the keeping of horses or ponies shall be located at least one hundred (100) feet from all of the property lines of the owner or keeper. Not more than one pony or horse per acre shall be kept.

The keeping of horses and/or ponies primarily owned and kept for the personal use of the occupant on the land on which they are maintained on parcels of at least two acres in area, provided: All buildings and structures used in connection with the keeping of horses or ponies shall be located at least one hundred (100) feet from all of the property lines of the owner or keeper. Not more than one pony or horse per acre shall be kept and all such property on which such ponies or horses are kept shall be fenced in a manner which will prevent any or all of them from straying closer than ten feet from any property line of the owner or keeper.

Supplies and materials may be stored outside provided all such outside storage is contained within and screened from the outside on all sides by an ornamental masonry wall not less than six (6) feet in height.

Supplies and materials may be stored outside provided all such outside storage is contained within and screened from the outside on all sides by an ornamental masonry wall not less than six (6) feet in height.

The Town Council may approve, for a period of up to three (3) years, a public use trailer or temporary public use manufactured home upon finding that such installation complies with the applicable provisions of this chapter.

A public use trailer or a public use manufactured home may be permitted to serve an interim need as part of a permitted public use subject to the following standards and procedures:

The Town Council may approve, for a period of up to three (3) years, a public use trailer or temporary public use manufactured home...

The Town Council may authorize the temporary use of a trailer or mobile home as a dwelling for a period not to exceed six (6) months by residents of the Town where the Council is first satisfied that such temporary use is required during the reconstruction of a dwelling located in the Town.

the Town Council may authorize the temporary use of a trailer or mobile home as a dwelling for a period not to exceed six (6) months...