stone works. h. Plant nurseries or greenhouses. i. Public utility service yard. j. Retail lumberyard, including only incidental mill work . k. Upholstery shop. l. Brewery, distillery, microdistillery, microbrewery, nanobrewery, and winery. **10-1-14** Institutions of higher education. **10-1-15** Library. **10-1-16** Museums and
Read it in the chapter →Retail lumberyard, including only incidental mill work.
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.
services or businesses. **11-1-21.1** Repealed. (3/8/77; 5/28/19, Case TA-19-194, Ord. No. 2019-18) **11-1-22** Retail lumberyard, including only incidental mill work . **11-1-23** Transmitting and receiving facilities for radio, television, or television cable stations. **11-1-24** Upholstery shop. **11-1-24.1** Vertical farming uses to be
Read it in the chapter →or towers. **12-1-25** Public utility service yard. **12-1-26** Repair services or businesses. **12-1-27** Retail lumberyard, including only incidental mill work . **12-1-28** Sand and gravel operation. **12-1-29** Sawmills and planing mills. **12-1-30** Storage or bailing of scrap, iron, bottles, rags, or junk.
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