Land use · West Point, Virginia

Rights-of-way

Named in 1 of this ordinance’s zoning districts.

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 West Point’s own text settles what this covers.

trees and shrubs which are not offered for sale on the premises. (8) Rights-of-way , easements and appurtenances for public utilities and public transportation, but not including railroad yards, freight or passenger depots, generating plants, transformer

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and similar food service and catering establishments. (27) Retail stores and shops. (28) Rights-of-way , easements and appurtenances necessary for the provision and maintenance of public utilities and transportation, but not including treatment plants, generating plants,

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article XXII of this chapter. 36. Public utilities and public transportation facilities, including rights-of-way , easements, structures and appurtenances related thereto. 37. Cemeteries, provided that a special use permit shall be required as set forth in

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the following uses or activities take place within ten feet of any street right-of-way line: 1. Storage of materials, supplies, equipment, machinery or wrecked or partially dismantled vehicles. 2. Display or sales areas for vehicles

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shall be designed so as to ensure a direct pedestrian connection between public rights-of-way and buildings within the project, as well as between buildings and other activities within the project. Pedestrian access and circulation systems

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Where it is allowed here

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Allowed as a secondary activity to the main use.