equipment over five horsepower shall be used. **9-1-31** Restaurants. **9-1-32** Retail stores. **9-1-33** Schools , private and public. **9-1-34** Outdoor storage of materials and supplies and display of merchandise for sale or rent incidental to the
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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.
appliances, shoes, toys, typewriters, watches, and clocks. **10-1-26** Restaurants. **10-1-27** Retail stores. **10-1-28** Schools . **10-1-29** Service stations, provided that all repairs of vehicles take place in a fully enclosed building. (10/11/83, Case TA-83-06, Ord. No.
Read it in the chapter →worship, but not including rescue missions or temporary revival tents. #### 15-1-9 Public schools , elementary, middle, and high, and private schools having the same curricula that is ordinarily given in public schools. #### 15-1-10 Off-street
Read it in the chapter →shall be for the following uses: **16.1-1-1** Institutions of higher education. **16.1-1-2** Public schools , elementary, middle and high; and private schools having similar curricula to that ordinarily given in public schools. Boarding facilities accessory to
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