Fairfax County, VA, excluding the incorporated towns, which run their own zoning.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
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| C-1 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 94 no ZIP in the county's record (5), 22003 (50), 22015 (37), 22044 (2) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-1", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-1 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 94 no ZIP in the county's record (5), 22003 (50), 22015 (37), 22044 (2) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-1", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-2 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 1,255 no ZIP in the county's record (20), 20120 (3), 20121 (4), 22003 (189), 22015 (120), 22027 (10), 22030 (1), 22031 (12), 22032 (38), 22041 (88), 22042 (2), 22043 (15), 22044 (85), 22066 (1), 22101 (54), 22124 (38), 22150 (5), 22151 (57), 22152 (63), 22153 (3), 22181 (12), 22182 (62), 22302 (19), 22303 (1), 22306 (35), 22307 (57), 22308 (2), 22309 (3), 22310 (188), 22312 (68) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-2", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-2 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 1,255 no ZIP in the county's record (20), 20120 (3), 20121 (4), 22003 (189), 22015 (120), 22027 (10), 22030 (1), 22031 (12), 22032 (38), 22041 (88), 22042 (2), 22043 (15), 22044 (85), 22066 (1), 22101 (54), 22124 (38), 22150 (5), 22151 (57), 22152 (63), 22153 (3), 22181 (12), 22182 (62), 22302 (19), 22303 (1), 22306 (35), 22307 (57), 22308 (2), 22309 (3), 22310 (188), 22312 (68) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-2", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-3 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-3", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-3 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-3", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-4 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-4", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-4 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-4", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-5 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-5", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-5 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-5", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-6 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-6", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-6 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-6", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-7 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-7", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-7 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-7", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-8 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-8", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| C-8 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "C-8", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-2 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 5 no ZIP in the county's record (2), 20171 (1), 20191 (2) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-2", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-2 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 5 no ZIP in the county's record (2), 20171 (1), 20191 (2) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-2", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-3 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-3", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-3 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-3", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-4 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-4", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-4 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-4", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-5 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-5", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-5 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-5", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-6 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-6", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| I-6 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "I-6", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-1 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-1", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-1 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-1", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-12 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 7,817 no ZIP in the county's record (218), 20120 (143), 20151 (25), 20170 (38), 20171 (104), 22003 (1,310), 22015 (180), 22030 (86), 22031 (873), 22032 (257), 22041 (379), 22042 (125), 22043 (284), 22044 (26), 22079 (485), 22101 (22), 22124 (81), 22151 (32), 22152 (128), 22180 (166), 22181 (420), 22182 (618), 22304 (148), 22306 (445), 22307 (74), 22309 (135), 22310 (313), 22312 (702) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-12", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-12 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 7,817 no ZIP in the county's record (218), 20120 (143), 20151 (25), 20170 (38), 20171 (104), 22003 (1,310), 22015 (180), 22030 (86), 22031 (873), 22032 (257), 22041 (379), 22042 (125), 22043 (284), 22044 (26), 22079 (485), 22101 (22), 22124 (81), 22151 (32), 22152 (128), 22180 (166), 22181 (420), 22182 (618), 22304 (148), 22306 (445), 22307 (74), 22309 (135), 22310 (313), 22312 (702) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-12", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-16 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 528 no ZIP in the county's record (8), 20121 (1), 22030 (2), 22041 (121), 22042 (48), 22043 (203), 22124 (18), 22309 (49), 22310 (78) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-16", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-16 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 528 no ZIP in the county's record (8), 20121 (1), 22030 (2), 22041 (121), 22042 (48), 22043 (203), 22124 (18), 22309 (49), 22310 (78) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-16", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-2 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 36,703 no ZIP in the county's record (1,416), 20120 (683), 20121 (75), 20124 (9), 20151 (537), 20170 (54), 20171 (1,832), 20191 (463), 20194 (16), 22003 (4,216), 22015 (172), 22027 (9), 22030 (1,195), 22031 (1,247), 22032 (4,060), 22033 (423), 22039 (61), 22041 (1,090), 22042 (475), 22043 (436), 22044 (753), 22066 (94), 22079 (25), 22101 (3,097), 22102 (778), 22124 (365), 22150 (376), 22151 (198), 22152 (1,145), 22153 (867), 22180 (118), 22181 (1,218), 22182 (1,733), 22207 (59), 22213 (2), 22306 (1,352), 22307 (459), 22308 (682), 22309 (3,310), 22310 (326), 22312 (1,274), 22315 (3) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-2", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-2 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 36,703 no ZIP in the county's record (1,416), 20120 (683), 20121 (75), 20124 (9), 20151 (537), 20170 (54), 20171 (1,832), 20191 (463), 20194 (16), 22003 (4,216), 22015 (172), 22027 (9), 22030 (1,195), 22031 (1,247), 22032 (4,060), 22033 (423), 22039 (61), 22041 (1,090), 22042 (475), 22043 (436), 22044 (753), 22066 (94), 22079 (25), 22101 (3,097), 22102 (778), 22124 (365), 22150 (376), 22151 (198), 22152 (1,145), 22153 (867), 22180 (118), 22181 (1,218), 22182 (1,733), 22207 (59), 22213 (2), 22306 (1,352), 22307 (459), 22308 (682), 22309 (3,310), 22310 (326), 22312 (1,274), 22315 (3) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-2", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-20 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 17,328 no ZIP in the county's record (109), 20121 (812), 20151 (581), 20191 (169), 22003 (3,094), 22015 (303), 22030 (10), 22031 (577), 22032 (193), 22033 (262), 22041 (390), 22042 (706), 22043 (752), 22044 (63), 22046 (488), 22060 (1), 22079 (762), 22101 (35), 22102 (1,295), 22124 (778), 22150 (106), 22151 (1), 22152 (51), 22153 (1), 22180 (4), 22181 (277), 22182 (156), 22302 (31), 22303 (63), 22306 (915), 22307 (1,465), 22309 (2,420), 22310 (114), 22311 (106), 22312 (238) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-20", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-20 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 17,328 no ZIP in the county's record (109), 20121 (812), 20151 (581), 20191 (169), 22003 (3,094), 22015 (303), 22030 (10), 22031 (577), 22032 (193), 22033 (262), 22041 (390), 22042 (706), 22043 (752), 22044 (63), 22046 (488), 22060 (1), 22079 (762), 22101 (35), 22102 (1,295), 22124 (778), 22150 (106), 22151 (1), 22152 (51), 22153 (1), 22180 (4), 22181 (277), 22182 (156), 22302 (31), 22303 (63), 22306 (915), 22307 (1,465), 22309 (2,420), 22310 (114), 22311 (106), 22312 (238) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-20", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-3 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 68,283 no ZIP in the county's record (2,029), 20120 (2,083), 20121 (345), 20124 (1,773), 20151 (936), 20170 (3,100), 20171 (2,798), 20191 (408), 22003 (5,025), 22015 (4,194), 22027 (256), 22030 (520), 22031 (458), 22032 (2,172), 22033 (2,651), 22039 (45), 22041 (776), 22042 (1,009), 22043 (1,246), 22044 (913), 22046 (215), 22060 (20), 22079 (408), 22101 (4,663), 22102 (65), 22124 (53), 22150 (2,056), 22151 (4,441), 22152 (2,256), 22153 (3,759), 22180 (1,084), 22181 (346), 22182 (1,093), 22204 (17), 22206 (3), 22302 (22), 22303 (302), 22306 (1,421), 22307 (809), 22308 (4,263), 22309 (1,895), 22310 (3,852), 22311 (508), 22312 (1,102), 22315 (893) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-3", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-3 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 68,283 no ZIP in the county's record (2,029), 20120 (2,083), 20121 (345), 20124 (1,773), 20151 (936), 20170 (3,100), 20171 (2,798), 20191 (408), 22003 (5,025), 22015 (4,194), 22027 (256), 22030 (520), 22031 (458), 22032 (2,172), 22033 (2,651), 22039 (45), 22041 (776), 22042 (1,009), 22043 (1,246), 22044 (913), 22046 (215), 22060 (20), 22079 (408), 22101 (4,663), 22102 (65), 22124 (53), 22150 (2,056), 22151 (4,441), 22152 (2,256), 22153 (3,759), 22180 (1,084), 22181 (346), 22182 (1,093), 22204 (17), 22206 (3), 22302 (22), 22303 (302), 22306 (1,421), 22307 (809), 22308 (4,263), 22309 (1,895), 22310 (3,852), 22311 (508), 22312 (1,102), 22315 (893) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-3", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-30 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 6,428 no ZIP in the county's record (6), 20190 (44), 22041 (754), 22043 (252), 22044 (1,617), 22102 (2,497), 22180 (1), 22303 (1,224), 22306 (30), 22310 (2), 22312 (1) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-30", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-30 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 6,428 no ZIP in the county's record (6), 20190 (44), 22041 (754), 22043 (252), 22044 (1,617), 22102 (2,497), 22180 (1), 22303 (1,224), 22306 (30), 22310 (2), 22312 (1) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-30", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-4 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 16,986 no ZIP in the county's record (365), 22003 (787), 22027 (78), 22030 (4), 22031 (29), 22042 (4,980), 22043 (2,349), 22046 (1,265), 22079 (19), 22101 (301), 22124 (32), 22150 (1,788), 22151 (143), 22152 (38), 22180 (9), 22181 (63), 22182 (442), 22203 (2), 22206 (1), 22213 (7), 22302 (1), 22303 (789), 22306 (518), 22307 (1,208), 22310 (1,219), 22312 (454), 22315 (95) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-4", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-4 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 16,986 no ZIP in the county's record (365), 22003 (787), 22027 (78), 22030 (4), 22031 (29), 22042 (4,980), 22043 (2,349), 22046 (1,265), 22079 (19), 22101 (301), 22124 (32), 22150 (1,788), 22151 (143), 22152 (38), 22180 (9), 22181 (63), 22182 (442), 22203 (2), 22206 (1), 22213 (7), 22302 (1), 22303 (789), 22306 (518), 22307 (1,208), 22310 (1,219), 22312 (454), 22315 (95) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-4", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-5 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 11,400 no ZIP in the county's record (483), 20120 (118), 20121 (1,318), 20151 (497), 20170 (5), 22003 (541), 22015 (1,061), 22027 (107), 22031 (324), 22032 (473), 22033 (456), 22042 (69), 22043 (37), 22060 (1), 22079 (557), 22101 (111), 22124 (137), 22150 (246), 22151 (1), 22152 (617), 22153 (1,139), 22180 (59), 22181 (78), 22182 (121), 22303 (97), 22306 (811), 22307 (1), 22310 (237), 22312 (90), 22315 (1,608) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-5", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-5 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 11,400 no ZIP in the county's record (483), 20120 (118), 20121 (1,318), 20151 (497), 20170 (5), 22003 (541), 22015 (1,061), 22027 (107), 22031 (324), 22032 (473), 22033 (456), 22042 (69), 22043 (37), 22060 (1), 22079 (557), 22101 (111), 22124 (137), 22150 (246), 22151 (1), 22152 (617), 22153 (1,139), 22180 (59), 22181 (78), 22182 (121), 22303 (97), 22306 (811), 22307 (1), 22310 (237), 22312 (90), 22315 (1,608) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-5", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-8 Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 21,478 no ZIP in the county's record (600), 20120 (1,731), 20121 (2,235), 20151 (539), 20170 (798), 20191 (165), 22003 (332), 22015 (791), 22030 (220), 22031 (1,009), 22032 (1,164), 22033 (344), 22041 (79), 22042 (51), 22043 (719), 22044 (58), 22079 (1,321), 22101 (586), 22102 (178), 22124 (124), 22150 (471), 22151 (295), 22152 (943), 22153 (640), 22180 (83), 22181 (726), 22182 (299), 22303 (1,167), 22306 (402), 22307 (638), 22309 (695), 22310 (1,440), 22312 (169), 22315 (466) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-8", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-8 (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 21,478 no ZIP in the county's record (600), 20120 (1,731), 20121 (2,235), 20151 (539), 20170 (798), 20191 (165), 22003 (332), 22015 (791), 22030 (220), 22031 (1,009), 22032 (1,164), 22033 (344), 22041 (79), 22042 (51), 22043 (719), 22044 (58), 22079 (1,321), 22101 (586), 22102 (178), 22124 (124), 22150 (471), 22151 (295), 22152 (943), 22153 (640), 22180 (83), 22181 (726), 22182 (299), 22303 (1,167), 22306 (402), 22307 (638), 22309 (695), 22310 (1,440), 22312 (169), 22315 (466) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-8", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-A Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 13 22066 (7), 22079 (1), 22124 (3), 22182 (2) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-A", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-A (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 13 22066 (7), 22079 (1), 22124 (3), 22182 (2) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-A", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-C Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-C", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-C (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-C", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-E Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 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) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-E", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-E (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) 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) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-E", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-MHP Varies Depends: by right as an accessory use, only if the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here; administrative permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; special permit, only if the use stays within the limits in Sec. 4102.8.B; this table cell allows the use in more than one way (by right as an accessory use, administrative permit or special permit), and the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B set which way applies when the use standards in Sec. 4102.8.B allow it this way Sec. 4102.8.B(2), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(b), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(g), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(a), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(c), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(d), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(e), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(f), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(h), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(i), Sec. 4102.8.B(4)(j), Sec. 4102.8.B(5)(b): A community garden may be permitted as an accessory use, for the exclusive use and enjoyment of members of a homeowner association, condominium association, or nonresidential development, without approval of an administrative permit, if the operation conforms to the provisions of subsections (4)(a) – (i) below. … The land area for the community garden cannot exceed two acres in size, unless approved by special permit in accordance with 8100.4. … The cumulative area of all associated structures is limited to 250 square feet, except as may be approved by the BZA in accordance with subsection (5) below. … The hours of operation are limited from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. … A community garden larger than two acres up to a maximum size of five acres. … A community garden may not be located closer than 15 feet to the front lot line and 25 feet from all other lot lines. … Designated composting areas may not be located in the front setback, must be screened from adjoining residential property with either a fence or other adequate screening … material, and must be maintained in a manner that protects adjacent properties from nuisance odors, runoff, and pests. … Adequate parking and safe ingress and egress to the adjacent street must be provided. … Only practices and equipment commonly used in residential gardening may be used. No lighting is allowed. … A community garden and the surrounding area must be maintained in good condition. When the operation ceases, the land or area must be restored, and all structures associated with the community garden must be removed from the property. … The operation of a community garden cannot create an erosive condition, as identified in Chapter 124.1 of the County Code. A Conservation Plan approved by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District is recommended for gardens of not more than 5,000 square feet in area and is required for gardens greater than 5,000 square feet in area. All activity in and around the garden must adhere to the recommendations of the Plan to preclude the development of erosive conditions. … This administrative permit is valid for a period of two years and may be renewed on a biennial basis with approval of the Zoning Administrator. Any subsequent expansion or change of permit holder may require submission of a new application as determined by the Zoning Administrator. … Accessory structures exceeding the 250 square foot cumulative square footage above. | 2 22030 (1), 22306 (1) | A | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-MHP", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| R-MHP (same district) when the use is a type or location that Sec. 4102.8.B(2) allows here | 2 22030 (1), 22306 (1) | A/AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.1, row "Community Garden", column "R-MHP", reads "A/AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the county. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| PCC / Secondary the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PCC / Secondary", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PDC / Secondary the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PDC / Secondary", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PDH / Secondary the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PDH / Secondary", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PRC / Convention/Conference Center the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PRC / Convention/Conference Center", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PRC / Neighborhood Convenience Center the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PRC / Neighborhood Convenience Center", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PRC / Residential the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PRC / Residential", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PRC / Town Center the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PRC / Town Center", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PRC / Village Center the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PRC / Village Center", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PRM / Secondary the use table's own cell | no parcels loaded | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PRM / Secondary", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
| PTC the use table's own cell | 533 no ZIP in the county's record (67), 22102 (432), 22182 (34) | AP/SP | Sec. 4101 Read from the use table: Table 4101.2, row "Community Garden", column "PTC", reads "AP/SP". Sec. 4101.1 says: I. If a cell in Table 4101.1 or Table 4101.2 contains more than one approval type, there is more than one possible way to establish the use, as referenced in the related use standards for the specific use. For example, when a cell contains a “P” as well as an “SE” or “SP,” if the use does not meet the standards when permitted by right, it may be established with BZA or Board approval in accordance with the applicable special exception or special permit standards and procedures. |
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