for oil, fuel oil, gas, grain, etc., usually stored in large quantities. **1-2-16.1** ** Bus Terminals :** Land and buildings used as a relay station for the boarding of people and cargo on buses and for the transfer
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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 Winchester’s own text settles what this covers.
and Breakfast Inns, Hotels and motels. (12/13/94, Case TA-94-09, Ord. No. 028-94) **10-2-7** Bus Terminals (6/14/94, Case TA-94-06, Ord. No. 019-94) **10-2-8** Wireless facilities and wireless support structures not eligible for administrative review. (2/13/96, Case TA-95-07,
Read it in the chapter →TA-94-14, Ord. No. 013-95) **8-2-15** Repealed. (3/14/95, Case TA-94-14, Ord. No. 013-95) **8-2-16** Bus terminals . (6/14/94, Case TA-94-06, Ord. No. 019-94) **8-2-17** Wireless facilities and wireless support structures not eligible for administrative review. (2/13/96, Case TA-95-07,
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