Fairfax County, VA, excluding the incorporated towns, which run their own zoning.
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| C-3 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 730 no ZIP in the county's record (45), 20121 (3), 20170 (1), 20171 (3), 20191 (3), 22003 (286), 22030 (2), 22031 (71), 22033 (2), 22041 (4), 22042 (45), 22043 (98), 22044 (6), 22046 (1), 22079 (1), 22101 (10), 22102 (16), 22150 (8), 22182 (77), 22302 (1), 22303 (2), 22306 (1), 22307 (4), 22309 (1), 22310 (30), 22312 (9) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "C-3", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| C-4 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 73 no ZIP in the county's record (13), 22003 (1), 22030 (19), 22041 (2), 22042 (3), 22043 (1), 22102 (21), 22150 (5), 22182 (8) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "C-4", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| C-5 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 476 no ZIP in the county's record (43), 20170 (1), 20171 (2), 20191 (1), 22003 (18), 22015 (2), 22027 (2), 22030 (1), 22031 (24), 22033 (1), 22039 (5), 22041 (19), 22042 (26), 22043 (6), 22044 (2), 22046 (1), 22066 (1), 22079 (9), 22101 (29), 22102 (7), 22124 (15), 22150 (11), 22151 (1), 22180 (3), 22182 (24), 22303 (108), 22306 (27), 22307 (3), 22308 (7), 22309 (41), 22310 (17), 22312 (14), 22315 (5) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "C-5", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| C-6 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 697 no ZIP in the county's record (73), 20120 (2), 20121 (39), 20124 (6), 20151 (21), 20170 (5), 20171 (11), 22003 (88), 22015 (7), 22027 (5), 22030 (8), 22031 (45), 22032 (2), 22033 (4), 22039 (1), 22041 (83), 22042 (13), 22043 (1), 22044 (1), 22066 (24), 22079 (12), 22101 (69), 22102 (3), 22106 (1), 22150 (87), 22151 (4), 22152 (10), 22153 (5), 22180 (1), 22182 (8), 22303 (6), 22306 (16), 22307 (4), 22308 (1), 22309 (4), 22310 (9), 22312 (17), 22315 (1) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "C-6", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| C-7 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 105 no ZIP in the county's record (24), 20120 (2), 20121 (3), 22003 (1), 22033 (10), 22044 (12), 22102 (9), 22150 (13), 22182 (31) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "C-7", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| C-8 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 1,213 no ZIP in the county's record (118), 20120 (32), 20121 (10), 20124 (1), 20151 (46), 20164 (1), 20170 (9), 20171 (4), 20190 (1), 22003 (41), 22030 (16), 22031 (16), 22033 (2), 22039 (1), 22041 (73), 22042 (135), 22043 (12), 22044 (13), 22046 (29), 22060 (3), 22066 (102), 22079 (21), 22101 (40), 22102 (7), 22124 (2), 22150 (21), 22151 (2), 22181 (3), 22182 (14), 22302 (2), 22303 (46), 22306 (121), 22307 (2), 22309 (223), 22310 (8), 22312 (36) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "C-8", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| I-2 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 5 no ZIP in the county's record (2), 20171 (1), 20191 (2) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "I-2", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| I-3 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 274 no ZIP in the county's record (26), 20151 (131), 20190 (5), 20191 (75), 22015 (2), 22041 (2), 22042 (2), 22102 (22), 22150 (7), 22182 (2) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "I-3", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| I-4 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 475 no ZIP in the county's record (38), 20151 (108), 20170 (2), 20171 (16), 20190 (14), 20191 (55), 20196 (1), 22030 (3), 22031 (40), 22042 (3), 22043 (1), 22079 (65), 22102 (3), 22150 (5), 22151 (11), 22152 (6), 22160 (1), 22182 (83), 22310 (13), 22312 (3), 22315 (4) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "I-4", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| I-5 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 1,876 no ZIP in the county's record (147), 20121 (142), 20151 (423), 20153 (1), 20171 (58), 20190 (67), 20191 (3), 22015 (28), 22030 (54), 22031 (134), 22032 (4), 22039 (4), 22042 (29), 22043 (23), 22046 (4), 22079 (214), 22082 (1), 22102 (35), 22150 (61), 22151 (63), 22153 (177), 22161 (1), 22180 (2), 22182 (47), 22303 (2), 22310 (36), 22312 (116) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "I-5", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| I-6 Varies Depends: special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 187 no ZIP in the county's record (31), 20120 (3), 20151 (1), 22015 (1), 22046 (2), 22079 (104), 22150 (2), 22151 (23), 22159 (1), 22304 (7), 22312 (12) | SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "I-6", reads "SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: D. An “SE” in a cell of Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only with Board approval of a special exception in accordance with subsection 8101.3 and related use standards. |
| PDC / Secondary Varies Depends: only if shown on an approved development plan and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 2105.4.C(1) and Sec. 4101.1.B; special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 2105.4.C(1) and Sec. 4102.5.S when the use stays within the limits in Sec. 2105.4.C(1) and Sec. 4101.1.B Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 2105.4.C(1)(a), Sec. 2105.4.C(1)(b), Sec. 4101.1.B, Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d), Sec. 2105.4.C(1)(c), Sec. 2105.4.C(1)(d), Sec. 2105.4.C(1)(b)1, Sec. 2105.4.C(1)(b)2, Sec. 2105.4.C(1)(b)3: These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … Secondary uses are only permitted in a PDC District containing one or more principal uses. … The gross floor area of all secondary uses may not exceed 75 percent of the total gross floor area in the development, unless modified by the Board to implement the Comprehensive Plan. … If the cell containing the “✓” is in a column under the subheading “Secondary,” the use can only be established with one or more principal uses. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. … Secondary uses must be designed as an integrated component of the planned development and must be designed to maintain and protect the character of adjacent properties. … Except for accessory outdoor dining in accordance with subsection 4102.7.L, any outdoor component of a commercial use must be shown on the final development plan. … Balconies, porches, decks, breezeways, stoops, and stairs that may be covered but have at least one open side; and … Breezeways that may be covered but have two open ends. … For the purpose of this subsection (b), an open side or open end has no more than 50 percent of the total area between the side(s), roof, and floor enclosed with railings, walls, or architectural features. | no parcels loaded | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PDC / Secondary", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| PDH / Secondary Varies Depends: only if shown on an approved development plan and the use is a type or location that Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(b)2 allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 2105.2.C(1) and Sec. 4101.1.B; special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S and Sec. 2105.2.C(1) allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 2105.2.C(1) and Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(b)2 allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(a), Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(b)2, Sec. 4101.1.B, Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d), Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(b), Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(c), Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(b)1, Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(c)1, Sec. 2105.2.C(1)(c)2: These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … Secondary uses in the commercial classification in Table 4101.2 are only permitted in a PDH District that has a minimum of 50 residential dwelling units. … When located within the same building as residential uses, commercial uses are limited to the first and second floors. … If the cell containing the “✓” is in a column under the subheading “Secondary,” the use can only be established with one or more principal uses. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. … Secondary uses in the commercial classification must be designed as an integrated component of the planned development and must be designed to maintain and protect the residential character of the planned development and adjacent residential neighborhoods. To accomplish these purposes: … The Board may modify the limitations of subsection 2105.2.C.(1)(a) and (b) in accordance with either of the following: … Except for accessory outdoor dining in accordance with subsection 4102.7.L, any outdoor component of a commercial use must be shown on the final development plan. … When the Comprehensive Plan recommends additional commercial land area, square footage, or to otherwise implement the goals of the Comprehensive Plan. … When the commercial land area serves two or more contiguous PDH Districts and the conceptual and final development plan shows the layout, uses, and intensity of the commercial land area. In these instances, the land areas devoted to commercial uses may be based on the total number of dwelling units in the contiguous PDH Districts. | no parcels loaded | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PDH / Secondary", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| PRC / Convention/Conference Center Varies Depends: if shown on an approved development plan, otherwise special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | no parcels loaded | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PRC / Convention/Conference Center", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| PRC / Neighborhood Convenience Center Varies Depends: if shown on an approved development plan, otherwise special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | no parcels loaded | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PRC / Neighborhood Convenience Center", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| PRC / Residential Varies Depends: if shown on an approved development plan, otherwise special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | no parcels loaded | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PRC / Residential", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| PRC / Town Center Varies Depends: if shown on an approved development plan, otherwise special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | no parcels loaded | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PRC / Town Center", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| PRC / Village Center Varies Depends: if shown on an approved development plan, otherwise special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | no parcels loaded | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PRC / Village Center", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| PRM / Secondary Varies Depends: only if shown on an approved development plan and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 2105.5.C(2) and Sec. 4101.1.B; special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 2105.5.C(2) and Sec. 4102.5.S when the use stays within the limits in Sec. 2105.5.C(2) and Sec. 4101.1.B Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 2105.5.C(2)(a), Sec. 4101.1.B, Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d), Sec. 2105.5.C(2)(b), Sec. 2105.5.C(2)(b)1, Sec. 2105.5.C(2)(b)2, Sec. 2105.5.C(2)(b)3: These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … Secondary uses may be permitted only in a PRM District where at least 50 percent of the total gross floor area in the development is devoted to multifamily dwellings. … If the cell containing the “✓” is in a column under the subheading “Secondary,” the use can only be established with one or more principal uses. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. … The floor area for dwellings will be determined in accordance with the gross floor area definition, except that the following features will not be deemed gross floor area: … Balconies, porches, decks, breezeways, stoops, and stairs that may be roofed but that have at least one open side; or … Breezeways that may be covered but that have two open ends. … For the purposes of this subsection, an open side or open end has no more than 50 percent of the total area between the side(s), roof, and floor enclosed with railings, walls, or architectural features. | no parcels loaded | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PRM / Secondary", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| PTC Varies Depends: if shown on an approved development plan, otherwise special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 533 no ZIP in the county's record (67), 22102 (432), 22182 (34) | ✓/SE | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Commercial Recreation, Outdoor", column "PTC", reads "✓/SE". Sec. 4101.1 says: C. A “✓/SE” in a cell of Table 4101.2 indicates that the use can be established only when it complies with Section 2105 and related use standards as follows: (1) The use must be identified on an approved PRC development plan and, if applicable, a PRC plan in the PRC District, or on an approved final development plan in any other P district; or (2) The use may be established with approval of a special exception by the Board when the use is not specifically identified on a final development plan, development plan, or PRC plan, as applicable. When a use is being considered for approval as a special exception, the related special exception or special permit use standards apply. (3) However, when a use is being considered for approval on a development plan in the PRC District or a final development plan in any other P district, the special exception or special permit use standards are used as a guide. (4) When a standard is identified as required in all instances of a particular use, it is mandatory. |
| R-1 Varies Depends: special permit if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(1) allows here, special exception if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(7) allows here, otherwise not permitted; special permit, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S; special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (special permit or special exception), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.5.S set which way applies when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(1) allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(7), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(1)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(1)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): (1) The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. These uses must comply with the following standards: (a) Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and (b) All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. (2) In approving a special permit for the use, the BZA may include conditions of approval addressing safety and noise factors. (3) The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. (4) The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. (5) The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. … These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … The only outdoor commercial recreation use permitted by special exception in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts is a golf driving range. … In these districts, the minimum lot size is 15 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and … All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 26,110 no ZIP in the county's record (1,933), 20120 (98), 20121 (30), 20124 (80), 20151 (54), 20170 (711), 20171 (1,356), 20190 (27), 20191 (74), 20194 (237), 22003 (800), 22015 (434), 22027 (57), 22030 (566), 22031 (1,068), 22032 (475), 22033 (532), 22039 (1,063), 22042 (316), 22043 (110), 22044 (35), 22066 (2,705), 22079 (1,110), 22101 (1,579), 22102 (1,905), 22124 (3,260), 22150 (429), 22151 (1), 22152 (104), 22153 (197), 22180 (203), 22181 (892), 22182 (2,744), 22303 (1), 22306 (5), 22309 (6), 22310 (236), 22312 (55), 22315 (622) | SP | Sec. 4102.5.S(1) (1) The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. These uses must comply with the following standards: (a) Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and (b) All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. (2) In approving a special permit for the use, the BZA may include conditions of approval addressing safety and noise factors. (3) The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. (4) The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. (5) The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. |
| R-1 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(7) allows here | 26,110 no ZIP in the county's record (1,933), 20120 (98), 20121 (30), 20124 (80), 20151 (54), 20170 (711), 20171 (1,356), 20190 (27), 20191 (74), 20194 (237), 22003 (800), 22015 (434), 22027 (57), 22030 (566), 22031 (1,068), 22032 (475), 22033 (532), 22039 (1,063), 22042 (316), 22043 (110), 22044 (35), 22066 (2,705), 22079 (1,110), 22101 (1,579), 22102 (1,905), 22124 (3,260), 22150 (429), 22151 (1), 22152 (104), 22153 (197), 22180 (203), 22181 (892), 22182 (2,744), 22303 (1), 22306 (5), 22309 (6), 22310 (236), 22312 (55), 22315 (622) | SE | Sec. 4102.5.S(7) (7) The only outdoor commercial recreation use permitted by special exception in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts is a golf driving range. In these districts, the minimum lot size is 15 acres. |
| R-C Varies Depends: special permit if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(1) allows here, special exception if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(7) allows here, otherwise not permitted; special permit, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S; special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (special permit or special exception), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.5.S set which way applies when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(1) allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(7), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(1)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(1)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): (1) The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. These uses must comply with the following standards: (a) Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and (b) All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. (2) In approving a special permit for the use, the BZA may include conditions of approval addressing safety and noise factors. (3) The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. (4) The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. (5) The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. … These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … The only outdoor commercial recreation use permitted by special exception in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts is a golf driving range. … In these districts, the minimum lot size is 15 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and … All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 9,951 no ZIP in the county's record (645), 20120 (1,984), 20121 (425), 20124 (1,843), 20151 (577), 20152 (1), 22030 (1,696), 22039 (2,775), 22060 (2), 22079 (3) | SP | Sec. 4102.5.S(1) (1) The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. These uses must comply with the following standards: (a) Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and (b) All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. (2) In approving a special permit for the use, the BZA may include conditions of approval addressing safety and noise factors. (3) The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. (4) The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. (5) The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. |
| R-C (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(7) allows here | 9,951 no ZIP in the county's record (645), 20120 (1,984), 20121 (425), 20124 (1,843), 20151 (577), 20152 (1), 22030 (1,696), 22039 (2,775), 22060 (2), 22079 (3) | SE | Sec. 4102.5.S(7) (7) The only outdoor commercial recreation use permitted by special exception in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts is a golf driving range. In these districts, the minimum lot size is 15 acres. |
| R-E Varies Depends: special permit if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(1) allows here, special exception if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(7) allows here, otherwise not permitted; special permit, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S; special exception, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S allows here and the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.5.S; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (special permit or special exception), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.5.S set which way applies when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(1) allows here Sec. 4102.5.S(1), Sec. 4102.5.S(3), Sec. 4102.5.S(4), Sec. 4102.5.S(5), Sec. 4102.5.S(7), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(11), Sec. 4102.5.S(1)(a), Sec. 4102.5.S(1)(b), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(c), Sec. 4102.5.S(10)(d): (1) The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. These uses must comply with the following standards: (a) Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and (b) All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. (2) In approving a special permit for the use, the BZA may include conditions of approval addressing safety and noise factors. (3) The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. (4) The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. (5) The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. … These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. … The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. … The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. … The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. … The only outdoor commercial recreation use permitted by special exception in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts is a golf driving range. … In these districts, the minimum lot size is 15 acres. … If the use involves mechanical or motorized rides, the following standards apply: (a) The minimum lot size is five acres; … The use must have frontage on a public street of sufficient capacity to provide safe access and to convey the anticipated traffic associated with the proposed use, as shown by a traffic impact statement provided by the applicant; … Baseball hitting and archery ranges must have a minimum lot area of two acres. … Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and … All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. … All mechanical or motorized rides must be located a minimum of 200 feet from any adjoining residentially-zoned property, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Board’s … satisfaction that the existing topography of the site or the provision of noise attenuation measures will adequately mitigate any sound and visual impacts created by the use; and … In reviewing an application, the Board will take into consideration factors such as safety, noise, glare, and traffic and impose conditions to ensure that the use will be compatible with and not adversely impact the adjacent properties. | 7,380 no ZIP in the county's record (1,087), 20171 (8), 20190 (47), 20191 (68), 20194 (1), 20195 (1), 22039 (5), 22066 (3,320), 22079 (1,082), 22101 (4), 22102 (639), 22124 (340), 22181 (424), 22182 (353), 22308 (1) | SP | Sec. 4102.5.S(1) (1) The only outdoor commercial recreation uses permitted by special permit in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts are ropes courses, paintball, firing ranges, skeet and trapshooting ranges, and similar uses. These uses are not permitted in any other districts where outdoor commercial recreation is permitted by special exception. These uses must comply with the following standards: (a) Off-street parking and loading spaces must be located at least 50 feet from any adjacent residentially-zoned property; and (b) All structures associated with the use, except light poles, must be located a minimum of 100 feet from all lot lines. (2) In approving a special permit for the use, the BZA may include conditions of approval addressing safety and noise factors. (3) The minimum lot area for ropes courses is ten acres. (4) The minimum lot area for paintball is 25 acres. (5) The minimum lot area for firing ranges and skeet and trapshooting ranges is 75 acres. |
| R-E (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.5.S(7) allows here | 7,380 no ZIP in the county's record (1,087), 20171 (8), 20190 (47), 20191 (68), 20194 (1), 20195 (1), 22039 (5), 22066 (3,320), 22079 (1,082), 22101 (4), 22102 (639), 22124 (340), 22181 (424), 22182 (353), 22308 (1) | SE | Sec. 4102.5.S(7) (7) The only outdoor commercial recreation use permitted by special exception in the R-C, R-E, and R-1 Districts is a golf driving range. In these districts, the minimum lot size is 15 acres. |
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