HomeMy WebLinkAboutJULY-DECEMBER 1956 At a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of
Princess Anne County, Virginia, held on the 16th day of July,
1950,
PRE SE [~r:
~'~essrs. S. Paul Brown, Chairman, E. 1.
Herrick, J. G. Darden, Kenneth N. White-
hurst and James ~. Snyder.
ABS£ NT: None.
the following resolution was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: f~lessrs. Brown, Herrick, Darden, ~'hitehurst
and Snyder.
~'~YS: None.
BE rr ~iESOLVED BY THE BOA~{D OF SUPERVISORS OF PRINCESS
ANNE COUI~fY, Vi,,GI~LA:
1. The following resolution, heretofore adopted by
the County School Board of Princess Anne County, Virginia, on the
1.~th day of July, 1956, is hereby in all respects approved:
At a special meeting of the County School ~oard of
Priflcess Anne County, Virginia, held on the 16th day of July,
1956,
PR~: ~essrs. Jackson, Murden, ~awyer, Gilbert,
Dey, ~a[r.Mn,
Afl~: ~ne.
the foll~in~ resol~ion was adopt~ by the ~oll~ing vote~
A~S: ~ssrs. ~ckson, ~J~en, ~wyer,
Day, ~air~n.
~YS: ~ne.
BE IT ~L~ BY T~ ~~ ~L ~ OF PRZ~
~ ~Y, V~GINIA:
1. P~a~nt to the ~ectlon held in Ke~aville ~glaterial
Diatrict in Prtnces$ Anne ~unty on the 10th day of July,
there shall be ~e~ued ~e ~llion Three Hu~red ~ouea~ Dollara
($1,~0,0~.~) School ~e of Prince~a A~e County flor a~ on
behalf of ~$ville ~giaterial D~atrict, to be dat~ July I, 1~6,
to be of the denomination of $1,0~ each, to be nU~ered ffrom 1 2o
13~, inclusive, a~ to ~ture ~erially in nu~rical order, witho~
Or'iOn Of prior r~e~tion by said ~unty, ZlOty Thouaa~ Dollars
($80,~) bonds on July 1 in each of the years 1~8 through 19~,
Seventy Thoua~ Dollar~ ($70,~0) bo~a on July 1 In each of the
years 19~ through 1972 ~ Fifty ~ousa~ Dollars ($50,000) bo~s
on July I in each of the years 1973 throu~ 1976, i~lu~ive.
bo~a shall bear i~tereat, payable ~e~-annually January 1 and July
1, at a rate of 3.~ per ce~, per annum. ~th Prt~lpal a~
interest of such bo~a shall be payable at the ~nk of Virginia ~ach,
Virgins Beach, Virginia, or at the ~nk of N~ York. in the Sorough
of ~nhattan, City a~ State of New York, at the option off the holder.
2. ~id bo~s, together with the coupons attached thereto
a~ the Provision flor registration to be e~orsed thereon, shall he
in subs~antially the roll,tag form:
the ~y
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3. Said bonds shall be Signed by the Chairman of the
~ounty ~chool Board of Princess Anne ~ounty and by the Clerk of
said Board, and the coupons to be attached thereto shall bear the
facsimile signatures of said officers, which facsimile signatures
are hereby adopted as and for the true and genuine signatures of
said officers.
4. There shall be levied tn Kempsville Magisterial
District for the payment of the principal and interest of said
bonds as the same respectively become due and payable an annual
tax upon all the taxable property therein, sufficient to pay such
principal and interest.
5. Said bonds shall be sold at a negotiated sale at a
meeting of the ~ounty School Board of Princess Anne ~ounty, Vir~nia,
which is hereby called to be held on the 21st day of July, 1956,
at 12 o'clock Noon, Eastern Standard Time.
6. This resolution shall take effect iauediately.
[, Frances arlllhart, the duly appotnted and acting Clerk of the
~ounty ~choo! Board of Princess Anne ~ounty, Vlrgin~a, do hereby
certify that the above ts a true, correct, and couq~ared copy of
the resolution adopted by the ~ounty ~chool Board of Princess Anne
County, Virginia, at a special meeting held on the 16th day of
July, 19~6.
COUAffY, YLR~A.
2. There shall be levied in Kempsville ~agisterial
District for the payment of the principal and interest of said
bonds as the same respectively become due and payable an annual
tax upon all the taxable property therein sufficient to pay such
principal and interest.
This resolution shall take effect immediately.
STATE OF VIRGINIA :
: SS:
COUNTY OF P£{INCESS A~E :
I, the undersigned, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
of Princess Anne County, Virginia, DO HEREBY CERIIFY that the
foregoing constitutes a true and correct excerpt from the minutes
of the meeting of said Board of Supervisors held on the 16th day
of July, 195~, and of the resolution adopted thereat.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Board this /~ ~
day of July, 195~.
Anne County, Virginia.
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VIRGINIA:
At a meeting of the Princess Anne Board of Supervisors held on the
~e~J day of August, 1956, the following~ resolution '~s adopted:
RE S 0 LU T I O N
On motion by Mr. ~ , and Seconded 'by Mr. ~~
the following resolution was adopted:
WUEERF~S, it is proposed ly Pr~cess Ar~ne Coonty t]~t the recuest o~
John Aragona and others to install water mains in property known as ArR~ona
Village, owned by the said Jot~n Aragona, Emilio 01ivieri and Lewis E. Eeller,
as partners, located in t~emDsville M~gisterial District, Princess Anne County,
Virginia, which mains are to be of the dimensions and slo~ the streets of the
said subdivision gs follows:
SECTION ~
Bayside Road, West of Ars~ona Boulevard
and East of Aragona Boulevs, rd to Lot $1,
Block 2:
Holladay Road, Bayside Road to Eftarrall
Boulevard:
Bark Lane, East and West from Hollo.day Road:
Unnamed street North of Block 9, West from
Holladay Road:
Holladay Court, East from Holladay Road.:
Brinson Lane, Holladay Road to Bark Lane:
Brinson Court, North from Brinson Lane:
Crepe Myrtle Lane, Holla. day Road to Overman
Avenue:
Stell Laue, Hollsday Road to Overman Avenue:
Stell Court, East from Stell Lane:
Overman Avenue, Aragona Boulevard to Stell
L~ne:
Overman Court, North from Overman Avenue:
Meade Lane, Holladay Road to Brinson Lane:
Meade Court, East from Meade Lane:
Teets Lane, Holladay Road to Meade L~ne:
L II~EAL
FEET PIP__E
1860 12"
% 20 8"
~e~'~ 6"
370 6"
170
£15 6"
155 4"
3%~5 6"
17 0 $"
1780 6"
1815 6"
160 ~"
5;*5 6"
140
10.50 6"
1030 6"
Aragona Boulevard, Bayside Road across
Eftsrrall Boulevard:
Eftarrall Boulevard, Aragona Boulevard
acros~ Holladay Road:
SECTION h
Jericho Road., Bayside R~ad to Spooner Road:
LI~J~L
3250 12"
130 l0"
930 10"
400 8"
Five fire hydrants to be installed, one at Ar~on~. Boulevs, rd,
Corner of Eftarrall Boulevard; one at Ho!]aday Road, Corner of Barb Lane: one
at Meade Lane, Corner of Brinson Lane; one at Bayside Road, Corner of Hol]aday
Road.; one at Aragona Boulevard, Corner at Holladay Road.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV~ED, that the City cf Norfolk be, gnd it
is hereby, requested to make ~ connection of the prcposcd ~.;ater mains with the
present water mains of the City at or near said designated site, upon completi~
of the installation of the proposed mains to supply water to csnsttmers re
thereon, it being expressly understood and agreed that the supplying of water
the said City shall be subject to the following, terms and conditions:
1. That the City water mains and by&rants sbm. ll be installed in
accordance with the specificstions of the said City c~ Norfolk and to the
satisfaction of the Director of Public Works of the said City.
2. That the water so supplied through the said water mains to
consumers shall be at the rate now or hereafter charged by the City of Norfolk
to consumers beyond the limits of said City similarly situated.
3. T~hat all ordinances of the City of Norfolk and all rules and
regulations of the Division of Water Suooly of the saiJ, City now or hereafter
adopted and put into ef~'ect relating to the furnishing of water shall apply to
the supplying of water throughout the said proposed mains.
4. That the said City of Norfolk shall be under no obligation to
furnish more water than its distribution system as now laid out with pressure
carried will deliver to the said mains and if the said. suoolying of water shall
not be in accordance with the standard of seNJices of the said City of Norfolk,
the said City sh~ll not be held responsible in any way.
5. That in s'~oplying water to consumers alcng the said proposed.
mains, the City of Norfolk will sup[,7ly same only from its surplus su-pply, and
that in no event shall there be any obligation on the part of the said City to
supply water to any consum~er a~lor~ the proposed mains at any time, when in the
judgm~ ent of the Council of the said City of Norfo].k, the said City shall not
have a sufficient sup-oly for use within its corpora.re limits, or whenever the
su~plying of water shall interfere with the discharge of the duty of the said
City to supply water to its own in.habitants.
6. The title to the said w(~.ter mains and fire hydrants shall from
and a.fter its installation be and remain the property of the City of 5Torfolk as
apa, rt of its w~ter system, provided, however, that in the event the City of
Norfolk shall at any time permanently discontinue supplyinM water through the
said mm. ins then title to the s~id mains and fire hydrants sha,ll revert to the
County.
7. That for ever~, fire hydrant inst~lled at the recuest of Princes,,
Anne County a rents~l payment of One Hundred ($1OC. O0) Dollars a year will be
paid to the City of Norfolk.
Your ?etitioner, R. J. Richardson, who lives on and owns
ff. ~ ~ ~'
Lots Twen~y-t-ne (21) and Twenty-T'v,,o (zz) in ~.Lock T~enty-Nine (29
on the ?lat of ~uclid [~lace, Kempsville District, [.rincess Anne
.fiounty, Virginia, petitions -Lhe ~oard o~ County 3upervisors of
Princess Anne County pursuant to ~ection ~2-76.].6 of the Code of
Virginia (1950) to close and abamdon :'~ollege 2treet, which lies
~$outh of the above named property and runs only for a distance of
~wo hundred and fifty (250) ~eet, note or less. .'~ plat descriptior
of the section to be abandoned is attached to th~s Petition.
Your [~etitioner, in order to inform the ~oard of County
Bupervisors presents the -Following f~cts, to-wit:
1. The section of road shown on Lhe plat has never been
i~proved or paved.
The section of the road is not being used by the publi
as a road.
3.
?,!o oublic necessity ex'is'ks for this section to be used
as a oublic road.
It is requested that the !-~oard o{ qounty ~$upervisors proce.
to have such section of this road abandoned as orovided in [~ection
~q-76 15, etseq, o~f the .... de o[ Virginia (1950'1
Notice is hereby given in accordance ~rlth Section
33-76.15 of the Code of Virginia that the Board of County
Supervisors of Princess ~ne ~unty, V~rg~nia, w~ll meet at
2=00 P.M. on September 17, 1956 , ~n the
Clerk's ~f~ce at Princess ~ne ~unty, Virginia, for the
purpose of cons~de=ing the abandonm~t of ~llege Street,
~ich l~e~ ~uth o~ Lots Twen%y-~e (21) and Twenty-Two
(22), in Block Twenty-Nine (29), on the Plat o~' Euclid
K~psville District, Princess ~ne County, Vi~inia.
This section of road to be abandoned is shown on a
Plat duly filed with ~he Petition for abandonment with the
~a~ of ~unty ~pe~i~o=a and the Clerk of the
Court of P~incems ~ne County pursuant to ~ection 33-76.16
of the 1950 ~de of
Clerk .......
BEI~ORE THE BOARD GF SUPERVISORS C~ PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY, VIRGINIA AT A
MEETING HELD ON THE 17th DAY (~ SEPTEMBER, 1956, AT PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE
Before the Board of Supervisors of Princess Anne County, Virginia, at
a meeting held on the 17th day of September, 1956, came the Petitioners, Croata
Beach Corporation, a Virginia corporation, and Richard J. Davis and Jean M.
Davis, husband and wife, requesting that the Board of Supervisors close and
vacate a certain street and alleyway, as they are shown on the Plat of Croatan
Beach duly recorded in the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Princess Anne
County in Map Book 24 at Page 37, and also as shown on the Plzt of the Re-Sub-
division of part of Croatan Beach, Princess Anne County, Virginia, duly recorde~
in the aforesaid Clerk's Office in Map Book 37 at Page ll. Thereupon, upon
motion duly made and seconded, and by the affirmative vote of all present, the
rec~endation of the Planning Commission, and the Board of Supervisors being
satisfied that statutes made and provided in such cases have been complied with
and find that no public necessity exists for the continuance or establishment oJ
the street and alleyway desired closed, and that the welfare of the public will
be best served by the abandoning, vacating and closing of said street and alley.
way.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that the following described street and alleyways.
as shown on the Plat of Croatan Beach, duly recorded in the Clerk's Office of
the Circuit Court of Princess Anne County, Virginia, in Map Book 24 at Page 37,
and as shown on the Plat of Re-Subdivision of part of Croatan Beach of Princess
A~e County, Virginia, duly recorded in the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court
of Princess Anne County in Map Book 37 at Page ll, are hereby closed, vacated
and abandoned, and the fee simple title of said property vesting equally in
Croatan Beach Corporation and Richard J. Davis and Jean M. Davis, husband and
wife:
(1) All that certain portion of Holly Avenue, being 50 feet in -~idth
and beginning at the Eastern side of its intersection with Chautauqua Avenue
(Atlantic Avenue) and running from said Eastern side of Chautauqua Avenue in
an Easterly direction to the waters cf the Atlantic Ocean, and being that por-
tion of Holly Avenue running between Blocks 26 and 29, as shown on the above
referred to plats.
(2) All that certain alleyway and/or passageway bisecting and running
~ tl~ough Block 21~ as shown on the above referred to Plats~ from its intersection
i
iwith the North side o~ Carolina Avenue to its intersection with the South side
of Elm Avenue, as shown on the above referred to Plats.
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VIRGINIA:
At the next regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Princess
Anne County, to be held in the Supervisor's room of the Clerk's Office,
on Monday, October 22, 1956, at ten o'clock A.M., persons will be heard
for or aginst the following proposed amendments to the ~OTOR VEHICLE
LICENSE TAX. (The amendments to read as follows:)
2d. Any vehicle owned by the owner or lessee of the farm on which
such vehicle is used, when such vehicle is used by the owner thereof
for the purpose of moving farm produce and livestock from such farm
along a public highway to a market storage house or packing plant, when
such use is a seasonal operation.
2h. Any vehicle not required to obtain an annual registration and
Title ~6 of the 1950 Code of Virginia.
license by .~rticle I - Chapter 3,
6. The license year under this ordinance shall commence on the first
day of January of each year and shall expire on the thirty-first day of
December of the same calendar year.
9. In the event tha~ any license plate issued under this ordinance
shall be lost or mutilated, or shall have become illegible, that
person who is entitled thereto shall make immediate application for and
obtain a duplicate or substitute therefor upon furnishing information
of such facts satisfactory to the County Treasurer and upon paymen~
of one dollar to the County Treasurer.
All voting yes:
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VIRGINIA: AN ORDINANCE PREVENTING PEEPING OR SPYING INT0
~ DWELLING. ~ ~.
Be it ordained by the County of P~incess Anne that if any
person shall unlawfully ente~ upon the property of another, in the
night time, and secretly o~ furtively peep through or attempt to so
peep, into, through o~ spy through a window, doo~, or other aperture
of a dwelling~he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon
conviction, fined ~t~mere than Three Hundred Dollars, ~ ~.~con-
fined in jail not exceeding thirty days, either or both.
MASTER ZONING PLAN
of
PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Prepared by: Princess Anne County Planning Commission.
An Ordinance to divide the area of Princess Anne County into districts,, to esta-
blish building lines, to regulate and restrict the height, number of stories and
size of buildings and other structures erected in the County, the percentage of
a lot that may be occupied by the building or other structures, the size of yards,
courts and other open spaces, the density of population, and the location and
use of buildings, structures and land for trade, industry, residence or other
purposes and to prescribe the types of materials to be used in buildings and
other structures for the purpose of promoting the health, sa{ety, morals, and
the general welfare of the community and of the County' of Princess Anne; to
provide for the change of boundaries, regulations and restrictions in such dis-
trict~; to provide setbacks, to provide for off-street parking facilities for motor
vehicles, to provide for non-conformity, to provide for the interpretation and
enforcement of the Ordinance and for Amendments thereto, to prescribe penali-
ties for violation of provisions inconsistant therewith, with certain exceptions,
as provided in Chapter Z4, Title 15, Article 3, Section 15-855, and Chapter Z5,
Article 4, Section 15-9Z6. 1, Code of Virginia.
SECTION I. DEFINITIONS.
Except where specifically defined herein, all words used in this Ordi-
nance shall carry their customary meanings. Words used in the present tense
include the future, and the plural includes the singular; the word "lot" includes
the word "plot"; the word "land" includes the words "rnarsh'' and "water"; the
word "building" includes the word "structure"; the word "shall" is intended to
be mandatory; "occupied" or "used" shall be considered as though followed by
the words "or intended, arranged or designed to be used or occupied".
Accessory Building: A detached subordinate building located on the same lot with
the main building or use, the use of which is customarily incidental to that of the
· main building or to the use of the land. Where a substantial part of a wall of an
accessory building is a part of the wall of a main building, or where an accessory
building is attached to the main building, such accessory building shall be counted
as a part of the main building.
Al~ley; A public right of way primarily designed to serve as access to the side or
the rear of those properties where principal frontage is on a Street or other prin-
cipal means of aCCess.
,Af=al~rn?n? HOUse: Any building or portion thereof which contains three or more
apartments, the OCcupants of any two or more of which use any entrance or hall
in common, and all living units of which are intended to be maintained under
single Ownership or management
tire apartment houses. · This shall be interpreted to include CO-opera_
Automobile Service
~ .. - --v Station.
for the ten '~:-_ . -. Any building, structure, enclosure
~al~,ug ot mOtor vehicles, or premises Used
Automobile Wrecking: The dismantling or wreckin of u
~:~e s a
obsolete or wrecked ~_,.. le or dumping of dismantle-, ced ~Otor vehicles or
vehicles or their parts ,, u, partially dismantled,
~l~b?a~d o~ ~Oster Panel. .
~ Any s~gn or adve · ~_ _
t~E~,~:-?~m~ers' or letteri'.2 ~2;~ surface, or a picture ~l:~ outdoor display ~- ~18played being re~o~ r~ ~ u[ ~aking anythin~ k .... '
~.~ . A ~ructure having a roof Supported by columns
for the shelter, support, o~
~parated b,~ di-' · enclosure of ~er or walls and in~
y V!SIO~ wa~ z P sons, an~- . ren~e~
~ ~ro~ the ground un ~,,~u_. ~s' or Chattels.
such bu~ding shall be dee~ed a separate building. P n of
r ......~, each ortio
Building Line.
_, o --___ . A line locating the minimum hori,
street right of way that a buildin~ ..... carnal distance ~rom the
~ ~' u~ructure may be erected, nearest
Building Setback Line: A line beyond which a building or structure shall not
tend.
~~Zk~c~y~ Building. A baildi~g or Structure erected in Panel
' ~ ~'~manfled and reerected in sections.
~ A parcel of/and upon which five or more dogs Over four months old
are kept.
y_ eningsSing e Fam y. Ad ,.
and containing o~ .... L'- welhng constructed to accommodate only. One family,
y une Swelling unit.
~}~-Duplex: A building having a maximum of two front entrances exclusive
of exterior stairways and within which provision may be made for the accommoda_
tion for not more than ~o one-family dwelling units.
Dwelling Unit: One or more rooms in a dwelling, apartment or garage apartment
for occupancy by one family for living purposes and having cooking facilities.
Dwelling: A building, single family or duplex as defined above, occupied as an
abode by one or more persons, either permanently or transiently, excluding hotels,
motels, apartment houses and tourist cabins.
Garage, Public or Private: A building used for the housing or storing of motor
driven vehicles in which no commercial repair work is done.
Garage. Apartment: A structure above a private garage in which provision is made
for one dwelling unit, exclusive of exterior stairways.
Gasoline Supply Station: Any building, structure, premises, enclosure or space
used for the dispensitig, sale or offering for sale to the public of any gasoline or
oils for motor vehicles, including the washing (except steam cleaning) and greas-
ling of motor vehicles and minor repairs thereto, such as replacing headlight
bulbs, spark plugs, and tire changing.
Guest House: Living quarters within a detached accessory building located on the
premises with the main buildings, for use by temporary guests or domestic help
of the occupants of the premises; such quarters shall not contain kitchen facilities
and shall not be rented or used as a separate dwelling.
Home Occupation: Occupations such as dressmaking, preserving or home cooking,
including a professional occupation of a resident of the premises (providing such
professional occupation does not occupy more than two hundred (ZOO) square feet
of floor area for a professional use}, but not including a beauty parlor, barber
shop, convalescent or nursing home, tourist home, massage parlor or similar
establishment offering, services to the general public. Home occupations shall
be carried on only by a member of the family residing on the premises, and no
mechanical equipment shall be used except such as is customary for purely
domestic household purposes; provided, further, there shall be no sign exceeding
one hundred and forty-four {144) square inches in area, nor any artificial lighting
of such sign, nor any display that will indicate from the exterior that the building
is being utilized for any purpose other than that of a dwelling.
Hog Farm: A parcel of land upon which one (1) or more swine are kept.
Hotel: A building containing six (6) or more slee-oing rooms offered singly or in
a suite for hire as temporary lodging, with or ~~ meals, and containing no
provisions for the preparation o£ meals except that a public dining room with
kitchen facilites may be provided.
Lot__.d A ~iece ar parcel of land abutting on a street whose area, in addition to
the par..~ thereof occupied or which may hereafter be occupied by a building and
buildings accessory thereto, is sufficient to furnish the yards and minimum area
required for compliance with this Ordinance. The word '~lot~, shall include build-
ing site.
Lot, Front of: The front of a lot shall be considered to be that boundary of the
lot which abutes on a street. In the case of a corner lot, the narrowest boundary
fronting on a street shall be considered to be the front of the lot. In case the
corner lot has equal frontage on two or more streets, the lot shall be considered
to front on the principal street or on that street on which the greatest number of
buildings have been erected within the Same block.
Lot, Width: The distance between the side lot lines measured at right angles to
the lot depth at a point midway between the front and rear lot lines.
Motel: A series of attached, semi-detached or detached units containing bedroom,
l~athroom and closet, each unit having convenient access to a parking space for
the use of the unit's occupants. The units, with the exception of the apartment of
the manager or caretaker are devoted to automobile transient's use. The site of
the motel has direct and convenient access to a main traveled road.
~on-Conforming B~_!din~.. A building, structure or portion thereof lawfully exist-
·mg and used at the time this Ordinance became effective, which was designed,
erected or structurally altered, for a use that does not conform to the use regula-
..... ~s of the district in which it is located. Or a building or structure that does
not conform to all the height and area regulations of the district in which it is lo-
cated.
Stree______~t: A public thoroughfare providing the principal means of vehicular access to
adjacent property.
S__tructural Alterations: Any change in the supporting members of a building, such
as bearing walls, columns, beams or girders, excepting such alterations as may
be required for the safety of the building.
T~railer Camp: Any parcel of land where two (2) or more trailers are parked shall
be termed a ~railer Camp.
T_purist Home: A building or portion thereof containing not more than nine (9)
sleeping roor~s, in which board or room, or both, are offered to the traveling
public for compensation, open to transient guests, as opposed to a rooming or
boarding house.
Yard, Front: An open unoccupied space on the Same lot with the building between
the front line of the building and the front line of the lot and extending the full width
of the lot.
Yard, Side: An unoccupied space extending for the length of a building between the
building and side lot line.
Yard, Rear: A space unoccupied except by a building or accessory use as herein
'permitted extending for the full width of the lot between the extreme rear line of
the building and the rear lot line.
SECTION II,
DISTRICTS
AND
For the purpose of this Ordinance,
into the following classes cf districts:
A-U
A-R
R.R 1o 2,
R-S 1, 2,
R-D 1, 2
R-M
C-L I, 2, 3
C-G 1, 2, 3
M-I 1, 2, 3
T-1
T-2
3'-1
3, 3a, 3b
3, 4
BOUNDARIES.
Princess Anne County is hereby divided
Agricultural Unrestricted District
Agricultural District
Rural Residence District 1, 2, 3, 3a, 3b
Residence Suburban District 1, 2, 3, 4
Residence Duplex District 1, 2
Multiple Family Residence District
Limited Commercial District 1, 2, 3
General Commercial District I, 2, 3
General Industrial District 1, 2, 3
Motel & Tourist District
Motel & Tourist & Restaurant District
Airplane Landing Approach District
Location and Boundaries: The location and boundaries of the districts are here-
by established as shown on the maps entitled MASTER ZONING PLAN, DATED
November 25, 1954, which accompanies and is hereby declared to be a part of
this Ordinance. These boundary lines are intended to follow the center line of
the street, alley, lot or property lines or natural boundaries such as streams or
creeks as they exist at the time of the passage of this Ordinance un]ess such
district boundary lines are fixed by dimensions shown on the Zoning Map. Where-
ever a district boundary line shown on the Zoning Map crosses a lot line estab-
lished prior to the passage of this Ordinance and not shown on the zone map, the
district boundary line shall be construed to follow,the lot line in such manner
that the lot in question lies wholly within the' ~ restricted zone. The said map
and all notations, dimensions, and designations shown thereon shall be as much
a part of this Ordinance as if the same were fully described hereim
SECTION III.
1. AGRICULTURAL UNRESTRICTED DISTRICT (A-U)
A. Use Resulations:
In the~jDistric~ any structure may be built for any p~'pose and
any land may be used for any purpose with no reg~tion other than that no struc-
Oare may be built for residential use which contains' less than 600 square feet of
living area, and no structure shall be built closer than 50 feet from r~ght of ways
of more than 50 feet, or 75 feet from rights of way of less than 50 feet.
Z. AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT (A-R)
A. Use Re~latious:
In any Agricultural District (A-R), no building or structure shall
be erected, altered, or used and no land shall be used except for agriculturaI
uses other than the construction of residences which shall contain a minimum of
600 square feet of living area, unti~ a use permit shall have been obtained for any
such use, as provided in Section VIII. Agricultural uses shall include:
Farming,
dairy farming, livestock and poultry, lumber and temporary sawrnilling, all uses
commonly ctamJe~l as agricultural, forestry and other uses which are customarily
applicant thereto and which are in harmony with the character of the neighborhood
with no restrictions as to the operations of such vehicles, machinery, and accessory
buildings as are incident to such use, and with no restrictions to the sale or mar-
keting of products raised on the premises.
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Minimum Lot Sizes
10,000 sq. ft.
Regulations Applying to Re sidential Construction:
Minimum Lot Frontage
100 sq. ~.
Minimum setbacks-dwelling units, garages, porches,
provided in this Ordinance:
Front Yard Side Yard
30 feet 10 feet
Minimum Dwelling Unit:
Rear Yard
10 feet
600 square feet.
carports, unless otherwise
Corner Lot-Exterior Yard
30 feet
3. RURAL RESIDENCE DISTRICT (R-R) 1, 2, 3, 3a, 3b
A. Use Regulations:
In any Rural Residence District (R-R)I, 2, 3, 3a, 3b, no building
or structure shall be erected, altered or used and no land shall be used except
for single family dwellings. ~k~*~l~s, ~chools, public and private non-profit
institutions, parks, recreation areas, resorts, golf courses, nurseries, swimming
pools, boating facilities)with structures accessory thereto, and State, City, Town,
County, and Public Utility functions shall be permissible provided that a Use Per-
mit be obtained for such use or enlargemeutfthereof as provided in Section VIII.
Bo Area Regulations:
Minimum Lot Sizes Minimum Dwelling Unit Requirements Minimum Lot Frontage
1. One acre
1500 sq. ft. 1st Story
150 feet.
2. One acre 1500 sq. ft. 2 Story I50 feet.
3. One acre
1200 sq. ft. 1 Story 150 feet
3a. 30,000 sq. ft. 1500 sq. ft. 2 Story 100 feet
3b. 30,000 sq. ft. 1200 sq. ft. 1 Story 100 feet
Minimum setbacks-dwelling units, garages, porches, carports, accessory build-
. ~mgs, unless otherwise provided in this Ordinance:
Front Yard Side Yard Rear Yard Corner Lot-Exterior Yard
1. bJ ft. 20 ft. 12 ft. 30 ft.
2. 50 ft. 20 ft. 12 ft. 30 ft.
3. 50 ft. 20 ft. 12 ft. 30 ft.
3a. 50 ft. 20 ft. 12 ft. 30 ft.
3b. 50 ft. 16 ft. 12 ft. 30 ft.
RESIDENCE SUBURBAN DISTRICT (R-S) I, Z,
A. Use Regulations:
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Minimum Lot Sizes
In any Residence Suburban District (R-S) 1, 2, 3, 4, no building
or structure shall be erected, altered or used and no land shall be used except
for single family residence. Other uses permitted in the Rural Residence Dis-
trict (R-R) 1, 2, 3, 3a, 3b, subject to obtaining a use 'permit for any such use
as provided for in Section VIII.
B. _Area Regulations:
Minimum Dwelling Unit Rec~uirements
I. 2.0, 000 sq. ft. 1200 sq. ft. I Story 100 ft.
2. 15, 000 sq. ft. 1000 sq, ft. 1 Story 100 ft.
Minimum Lot Frontage
3. 10,000 sq. ft.
800 sq. ft. I Story 80 ft.
4. 7, 500 sq. ft.
800 sq. ft. 1 Story 75 ft.
Minimum setbacks-dwelling units, garages,
unless otherwise provided in this Ordinance:
Front Yard ~ Side Yard Rear Yard
porches, carports, accessory buildings,
Corner Lot-Exterior Yard
1. 50 ft. 16 ft. lZ ft. 30 ft.
2. 30 ft. 16 ft. IZ ft. 30 ft.
3. 30 ft. 10 ft. 10 ft. 20 ft.
4. 30 ft. 6 ft. 6 ft. 10 ft.
5. RESIliENCE DUPLEX DISTRICT (R-D) 1, Z
A. Use Regulations:
In any Residence Duplex District (R-D) 1, Z, no building or struc-
ture shall be erected, altered, or used and no land shall be used unless other-
wise provided in this Ordinance, except for one or more of the following uses:
Single family residence, two family residence,
garage apartments, all uses permitted in the Residence Suburban District (R-S)
1, 2, 3, 4.
B. Area Regulations:
Minimum Lot Sizes
1. 10, 000 sq. ft. 800 sq. ft.
2. 10, 000 sq. ft. 600 sq. ft.
Minimum setbacks-dwelling units, garages, porches,
unless otherwise provided in this Ordinance:
Front Yard Side Yard
1. 30 ft. 10 ft.
2. 30 ft. 6 ft.
C. Off-street Parking:
Minimum Dwelling Unit Requirements
Rear Yard
10ft.
10 ft.
Minimum Lot Front
80 ft.
75 ft.
carports, accessory buildings,
Corner Lots-Exterior Yard
20 ft.
I5 ft.
There shall be provided one permanently maintained off-street
parking space of two hundred (200) square feet for each dwelling unit.
6. MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT (R-M)
A. Use Regulations:
In any Multiple Family Residence District (R-M), no building or
structure shall be erected, altered or used and no land shall be used unless other-
wise provided in this Ordinance, except for one or more of the following uses:
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All uses permitted in the Residence Duplex District (R-D) 1, 2
Single Family residence
DupleX(or two family residence
Garage Apartment
Apartment House or semi-detached residence for five or more
families or dwelling units
Boarding Houses
Convalescent or Nursing Homes subject to Use Permit
Lodging Houses
And other uses similar and of the same general character as those
listed above and subject to securing a use
permit as provided in Section VIII.
B. Area Regulations:
Minimum Lot Sizes
10, 000 sq. ft. plus
additional 1,000 sq. ft.
for each unit over four
(4).
Minimum Dwellin~ Unit Requirements
550 sq. ft.
Minimum Lot Frontag:
100 ft.
Minimum setbacks-dwelling units, garages,
unless otherwise provided in this Ordinance:
Front Yard Side Yard
30 ft. I0 ft.
C. Off-street Parking:
porches,
Rear Yard
lOft.
carports, accessory buildings,
Corner Lot-Exterior Yard
20 ft.
One permanently maintained off-street parking space of two hundred
(200) square feet not including access thereto, shall be provided for each dwelling
unit.
SECTION IV. COMMERCIAL.
1.
LIMITED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT (C-L) 1, 2, 3
Use Resulations:
In Limited Commercial Districts (C-L) 1, 2, 3, no building or
structure shall be erected, altered or used and no land shall be used unless other-
wise provided in this Ordinance, except for one or more of the following retail
business uses only:
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Any use permitted in the Resideuce Multiple District (R-M)
Animal hospital and kennel subject to securing a use permit
Art or antique shop
Automobile laundry (car wash)
AutomobLle parking lots for which no fee is charged
Automobile service or gasoline station, nO~including general motor
overhaul, body and fender work, painting or
truck and trailer repair, subject to use permit.
Auto Used Car Sales subject to use permit
Bakery
Bank
Barber shop or beauty shop
Billboard or poster panel, subject to securing a use permit
Book or stationery store
Bowling alley-subject to use permit
Business college or private school operated as commercial enterprise
Cleaning and pre sslng establishment
Confectionery store
Custom dressmaking or millinery shop
Delicatessen, drug store
Dry goods or notions store
Florist or gift shop
Fraternal clubs or lodges
Furniture store
Grocery, fruit or vegetable store
Hardware or electrical appliance store
Interior decorating store
Laundrette or hand laundry
-r'Marine pleasure craft, sales and service-subject to use permit
Meat market, but not including the killing of livestock or poultry
Medical or dental clin[~:
Offices, business or professional
Pawn SHop s
Plumbing, electrical or carpentry shop, if conducted wholly within
a completely enclosed building
Restaurant, lunch room, cafe, drive-in, excluding dancing or enter-
tainment
Shoe store or shoe repair shop
Small boat building
Tailor, clothing or wearing apparel shop
Taxi-cab office
Tourist camps and motels
Trailer sales and service-subject to use permit
Upholstery shop, if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed
building.
Virginia ABC package shop
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Wearing apparel shop'~
Accessory buildings and other uses which are of the same general
character as those listed above-provided a use
permit is obtained.
B. Area Regulations-Minimum Setbacks:
Front yard Side Yard, adj__~cent to Residential District only
1. 70 ft. 10 ft.
Z. 50 ft. 10 ft.
3. 30 ft. 10 ft.
Corner Lot oExterior
Yard
10 ft.
10 ft.
10 ft.
GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT (C-G) 1, Z, 3
A. Use Regulations:
In any General Commercial District (C-G) 1, Z, 3, no building or
s~%ructure shall be erected, Altered, or used and no land shall be used unless other-
wise provided in this Ordinance except for one or more of the following uses:
Any use permitted in the Limited Commercial District (C-L) 1, Z, 3
Amusement parks
Carousel or merry-go-round and ferris wheel
Dance hall
Games of skil/ and science
Hospital or sanitarium
Ice storage
Laundry, including hand laundry
Penny arcade
Plumbing, electrical or carpentry shop
Restaurants, lunch rooms, cafes, including dancing and entertain-
ment subject to securing a use permit
Second hand store, including auction sales, if conducted wholly within
a completely enclosed building
Shooting gaLlery-subject to use permit
Skating or roller rink
Rescue mission or temporary revival church
Wholesale apparel, household furniture and other retail storage,
manufacture and assembling of products from
previously prepared cloth, fur, felt, and leather
Other uses similar to the above and being of the general character
as those listed.
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B. Area Regulations-Minimum setbacks:
Front Yard Side Yard, adjacent to residential district onlx.
Yard
1o 70 ft. 10 ft. 10 ft.
Z. 50 ft. 10 ft. 10 ft.
3. 30 ft. 10 ft. I0 ft.
Corner Lot-Exterior
S. ECTION V. GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT (M-I) 1, Z, 3
(Manufacturing)
A. Use Re~tlations:
In any General Industrial District (M-I) 1, Z, 3, no building or
structure shall be erected, altered or used, and no land shall be used unless other-
wise provided in this Ordinance, except for one or more of the following uses:
Automobile or truck manufacture or assembly plant
Automobile wrecking-subject to use permit
Asphalt or bituminous mixing plant
Bag manufacturing or cleaning
Barrel or box manufacturing
Blast Furnace
Boiler works
Brewery or distillery
Brick, tile or terra cotta manufacture
Coat, flour or grain elevator
Concrete or concrete products manufacture
Cotton gin or oil mill
Feed rnanufactuxing, animal
Fish smoking, curing or canning, Crab Factory
Freight classification yard
Metal foundry and heavy weight casting
Metal fabrication plant
Petroleum products manufacture or wholesale storage of petroleum
and of petroleum products
Railroad repair shop
Rock, sand and gravel storage or distribution
RoLling mill
Shipyard
Trailer Camp-subject to use permit
And, in general, those uses which are not obnoxious or offensive by
reason of emission of odor, dust, smoke, gas
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noise, vibration, and the like.
Other uses similar to the above and being of the general character
as those listed all of which shall be subject to
receiving a use permit according to Section
'VIII.
Area Re~ulations:~
Minimum Setbacks:
Front Yard
Rear Yard and Side Yard adjoining re-
sidential Districts
1. 70 ft.
50 ft.
Z. 50 ft.
50 ft.
3. 30 ft.
50 ft.
SECTION VI.
1. MOTEL AND TOURIST DISTRICT (T-l)
A. Use Regulations:
This district, when combined with any agricultural or residential
district, permits the additional uses listed below, subject to securing a use permit:
Tourist courts and motels
B. Area Regulations:
Minimum Lot Size s
40,000 sq. ft.
Minimum setbacks-dwelling units, garage s, porche s,
unless otherwise provided in this Ordinance:
Front Yard Side Yar.d-
50 ft.
16 ft.
Minimum Lot Frontage_
Z00 ft.
carports, accessory buildings,
Rear Yard
16 ft.
Corner Lots: Corner lots or lots having a double frontage shall have
a setback of not less than twenty-five (Z5) feet from the nearest side street, howeve~
lots located at intersections of two primary highways shall observe the required
front yard setback from both primary rights of way-required setback-fifty (50) feet.
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C. Off-street Parkir. g:
One pern~anently maintained off-street parl,-i..;~ ~:.[,ac¢ of two hu '~{re !
square fe~t shah be provided for each dwelling, ~:~ot.:l or t.vurist unit
Do DweLling Unit Re[;ulations:
1. No dwelling unit of a tnotel or tc~trist u,~it e}~all be er¢cte ] h;,v:,ng
a floor area of less than one hundred fill? 115: ) '~iua:-: fee' ,yclt'.ai'~e cf ~a ~
garage, or t)re:,zeway~
2. leach cabin or motel dwe!liug u:;it ~hall ~ ay,.> a'. 1,sst two ~,i tdows
of at least four (t} square feet, ¢xcluaiv_, of ,,,c:,.ts or cthev ~)['craags re-iuire t. in the
toilet compartn:~cnt,
3. Each dwelling unit st~all hav~.' one prop:;rlv refuted to~l.?t, on~
wash basin, and one shower or bath tub for each such u:,it.
E. Dwellin~ Units Per Lot:
There she/1 be a minin~_un~ lot area for eacd~ dwelling unit e .clusive
of the proprietor's dwelling, office and accessory buiIdi,.,gs havt~.g at least two
thousand (ZOO0) square feet for each tourist or r~:otel unit.
g. MOTEL, 'tOURIST AND RESTAURANT DiSTRIC'I (T--2)
A. Use Resulations:
This district, wb~n cor~bined with any agricultural or residential
district, permits the additional uses listet below sub.~ect to securing a use
Any use permitted in the Motel and Tourist ' is:rict {T-l)
Restaurants operatt, d in cov. junctioa with il't%, notcl or ~ouris~
siruate~ on the saint lot ~r parcel
B, Area Regulations:
Ail uses permitted in the Motel, T.ourist a~tt Restaurant Distric:
(T-2) $hall be ~ubject to ali rtgulations as set forth i~. the Motel and Tourist
trier ~T-I).
SECTION VII.
1. AIRPLANE LANDING APPROACH DIS'£RICT (J-l',
A. Use
~ .... ~ con:birmd with ~ny agricultural, residential,
merci:l, c,r i;~.d:;atri:d di:3tr~cr, shall further restrict the use and height of
struct.,rt~.~ :c 4'~!i;!.,. t.o th~: re,;ulatioa& ~,s heretofore set forth, as follows:
B~ild[t:gs a~i s;rucmres lmving a maximum height of fifty (50) feet.
Public ct private schools i,aving an er~rolln~cnt ~t exceeding one
hundred (100} pupils,
}io~pitals, sa:.it.~riums, t.ur~ing home~, and home~ for the aged,
having a maximum bed capaciW of
~tot~.~ls, sad ai.artment houses, kaving a max/mum renal capaciW
of tw~nty-five (25) units.
O'~t ~::d n.- ioof theatres, havir:g a total seating capaci~ not
ceedtng two hundred (ZOO) persons.
I2. L.i'. Uts oi' R:gul??0_ns:
,:,~ Airplar:e .,.~an~mg Approach District (J-l), shall extend one-half
~.dle ir,. all dirc:ctwus [ro:n the boundaries and approaches of any airport.
SECTION VIII. US]E PERMITS.
1~ Use permits ~hall bc o0tainecl from the Couuty Board of Supervisors for any of
t:~ u~es in an)." diatrict as rcquire,'t by this Ordinan.ce;
USE DISTRICT
[. '~irfotts a~d landi:~g fields
.. Ani:~,xl or veteraariat, hospital and kennel
~. Autox~mbile.l:mndrv, auton~obilc service or
gas,.fli~,: suI~[.ly ,,t~t~o.~, ~vclud[ng general
ov ~r-ha~ir~g, body aud fender work, painting
,~r truck and tra~l:vr rvpair
4. 3owl"ot,~e, Alleys, C-L
5. E illboard arx! Poster Panel R-S
~. Boati:~g Facilttie~ R-R
7. CLarc~..es
8. Ce~eteries
9. Cleat:lng or laundry e*tabli~hrnent~ C-G
1:}. ConvMe~cent or ttursing home
I 1. Dance hall C
lz. Dog track, drag strip, Eorae racing
1 3. L~rivit~g te,e cr range C-L
A-U through M-I
C-L through M-I
C-L through C-G
thrOugh M-I
through M-I
through
through M-I
4 through M-I
through M-I
through M-I
through M-I
through M-I
through M-I
I 5. F~slxing Piers C-L throui~h
l::,. Oa~,~$ of :~kill and Science C-O through
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24.
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32.
33.
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35.
36.
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Gasoline Supply Stations
Golf Cc~rses
Green Houses and Nurseries
Governmental, State, City, Town or County
Hospital
Jails, Penal institutions, mental homes or farms
Marine PLeamure Craft Sales or service
Non-profit institutions, public or private
Nursery Schools and Kindergartens '
Penny Arcade
Parks, Public or private
Railroads, recreational areas and resorts
Restaurants, lunch rooms, cafes, which include
any form of entertainment
Rescue Missions or temporary Revival
Riding Academy
Sewage Treatment and Disposal Plants
Schools, public and private
Skating or roller rink
Shooting gallery
Television or F~M Stations and Towers
Theatres, indoor and out-door
Trailer Camps
Used Car Sales Areas
C-L through M-I
R - R through R - M
A-U through M-I
R-R through M-I
C-L through M-I
R-R through R-M
R-R through M-I
C-G through M-I
A-U through M-I
A-U through M-I
C-G through M-I
R-R through M-I
R-R through M-I
A-U through M-I
C-L
C-G through M-I
A-U through M-I
C-L through M-I
M-I
C-L through M-I
Z. Application for a use permit shall be made in writing to the Secretary of the
Planning Commission, by the prospective occupant, and acknowledged by the owner
of the property, accompanied by a check or cash payment of Ten DoLlars ($10.00),
which shall be applied to the cost of reviewing and processing the application.
3. Every application for a use permit shall be farwarded to the County Planning
Commission for report and recommendation befare being acted upon by the Board
of Supervisors. The County Planning Commission shall hold a public hearing on
each application for a use permit and shall cause public notice to be given of the
public hearing fifteen (15) days in advance thereof by one publication of such notice
in a newspaper of general circu/ation.
4. No application for a use permit for the same use of land or building of any lot,
parcel or portion thereof, shall be considered by the County Board of Supervisors
within one year of the final action of the County Board of Supervisors' upon a prior
application covering any of the same described Land.
5. If the Board of Supervisors shall find that the use for which a use permit is
sought will not (1) adversely affect the health or safety of persons residing or
working in the neighborhood of the proposed use, (2) will not be detrimental to
the public welfare or injurious to property or improvements in the neighborhood,
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and (3) ~ £11 be in accord with the purposes of this Ordinance and the Master Plan
of the County of Princess Anne, it shall issue the use permit, 'provided that all
other provisions of law and Ordinance shall have been complied with. In granting
any use permit, the Board sba!! designate such conditions in connection therewith
as will, in its opinion, assure that the use will conform to the foregoing require-
ments and that it will continue to do so.
6. Revocation of Permit: Any such use permit may be revoked by the Board of
Super~isors~if in its opiniou~the terms of this Ordinance o~ the Use Permit are
not complied with after ten (10) days written notice to the property owner and a
hearing before the Board of Supervisors.
SECTION IX. NON-CONFORMING USES.
1. Any building, structure or use of land existing at the time of the enactment
of this Ordinance may be continued even though such building, structure, or use
of land does not conform with the provisions of this Ordinance, and such existing
non-conforming use may be hereinafter altered throughout any parts of a building
provided no additions to the non-conforming use shall be aliowed, provided that
should the buildings sustaining such non-conforming use be vacant for one year or
more, then such non-co~fforming use shall be discontinued and thereafter only a
conforming use may be permitted.
2. Should any non-conforming building be destroyed or damaged in excess of fifty~.
per cent of said building~s original construction cost, such non,conforming use
shall be discontinued and only a conforming use shall thereafter be permitted
when said building is rebuilt.
SECTION X. GENERAL PROVISIONS:
Regulations specified in this Ordinance shall be subject to the following
general .provisions and exceptions:
I. Dwellings and apartments erected in commercial districts shall be subject to
the regulations governing such dwelling or apartment use where first permitted
by the terms of this Ordinance.
2. Where a lot is of a sufficient size to permit the erection of more than one
building in conformity with all area requirements of the district in which it is
located, there may be permitted on the remaining portion of such lot additional
buildings for residential purposes which do not abut~upon a street, provided an
easement or right of way of ten (10) feet or more in width is provided to permit
ingress and egress to any additional residential building constructed on such
lot. Satisfactory- evidence that such easement or right of way has been duly re-
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corded shall be presented and approved by the County Planning Commission be-
for issuance of a building permit.
3. Wedge shaped or irregularly shaped lots may be permitted having a frontage of
less than the frontage required by the district where lots are to be platted, pro-
vided the required lot width is complied with at the building setback line which
shall be shown on a recorded survey of said lot.
4. In any residence district where the lots on each side of a building site are
occupied by residence and their existing front yards are less than the required
front yard setbacks specified in this Ordinance, the average existing front yard
setback shall be observed. However, this shall not be interpreted to permit a
front yard setback of less than~fifteen (15) feet.
5. For the purpose of this Ordinance, attached garages, porches, and stoops
shall be considered a part of the main building. However, steps or covered patios'
shall not be considered a part of the main building and may be constructed within
the required front, side and rear yard setbacks provided they do not come within
six (6) feet of any side or rear line or within twenty-five (25) feet .of any front lot
line.
6. The minimum floor area of residential dwelling units shall be determined ex-
clusive of garages, un{~closed porches, carports, breezeways, or utility rooms.
Dwelling unit areas on second floors may not be included.
7. No outside stairway extending to the second floor of a single family or duplex
dwelling shall be permitted on any building in the Rural Residence, Residence
Suburban and Residence Duplex Districts.
8. In all Rural Residence, Residence Suburban~and Residence Duplex Districts/
no demountable prefabricated buildings shall be erected. '
9. No building shall be moved from one lot to another unless such building con-
forms to all the provisions of this and other County Ordinances.
10. On any corner lot in any residential or commercial district, there shall be
no planting, structure, signboard, fences, shrubbery or obstruction to vision
higher than four (4) feet above the curb level within any front, rear, or side
yard on any such lot. This provision shall not be interpreted to prohibit the
erection of an open mesh type fence enclosing any school or playground site,
or landscape features such as trees, shrubs, flowers or plants, provided they
do not produce a hedge effect obstructing vision contrary to the foregoing pro-
visions.
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11. In any residence district, no building having curved metal roofs, or walls
shall be constructed, movedfor altered within two hundred (ZOO) feet of any pro-
perty line; however said metal frame buildings may be used for temporary head-
quarters by contractors, construction companies and the like for offices or storage
during the time required to complete the building or dwelling for which a building
permit has been issued.
1Z. In any agricultural, commercial, or industrial district, no gasoline pumps or
islands for same sahll be erected closer than twelve (1Z) feet to any right of way.
At all gasoline supply stations and other places where gasoline is dispensed for
public consumption there shall be erected a safety curb, exclusive of driveway
entrances, at least seven (7) inches in height and six (6) inches in width, and all
such curbs shall be of masonry construction and shall also conform to all State
Highway Department regulations.
13. Building materials in all residential, commercial and industrial structures
shall conform to the requirements as set forth in the County Building Code.
14. Signs, billboards and other devices for the advertisement of real estate may
be located in any district without permit if located on the property offered for
s~e; however, such signs or devices shall not exceed sixteen (16') square feet in
area. The erection of larger signs for this purpose shall require a use permit
as provided in an Ordinance entitled "Outdoor Advertising Ordinance", adopted
January Z6, 11954 and subsequently amended.
15. In any industrial district~ no residential structure shall hereafter be erected
and occupied for living purposes; however, this shall not be interpreted to rr, ean
that residences presently occupied and being located in industrial districts at the
time of the passage of this Ordinance shall not be occupied.
16. In any commercial districts where the adjoining lots on each side of a
building site are occupied by buildings and their existing front yards are less than
the required front yard setbacks specified in this Ordinance, the average existing
front yard setback shall be observed.
17. In any R-S 1, Z, 3, 4; R-D 1, Z, and R-M Districts where lots are of record
prior to the passage of this Ordinance and said lots have less than the required
frontage as required herein each side yard setback may be reduced to 1Z per cent
of said lots width. However, in no case shall the side yard setback be less than
6 feet.
18. On lots of thirty (30) feet or less in[width of record at the time of the passage
of this Ordinance, no off-street parking s~_ha11 be required. However, should two
or more lots be combined for a building site, the off-street parkin~area as re-
quired by the district controlling said lot shall apply.
j lg. In all commercial and industrial districts, off-street parking shall be pro-
vided at a ratio of one permanently maintained parking Space of five hundred
(500) square feet for each two hundred (200) square feet of building area.
20. The establishment or maintenance of trailer camps in any district where such
trailer camps are permitted shall conform to the Counter Ordinance regulating such
trailer camps adopted Ju~e 1, 1953, and subsequently amended.
21. Outside toilets and hog farms shall be confined to agricultural districts only.
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1. The County Board of Supervisors may. from time to time o ·
or ~n etiti~n ~rom ~ own , t n
by law and af ~ , ~'~2~2'*'~"'~~!~,~not~ce and
ter repo£t by the ,-~ ..... ~ . ~,~ hearmg ~s re~uira~
or change the dis*r;~+ ~--~--- .~,A~y ~annmg ~ommission
~ -~-o~anaartes or regulattons herein or s'u~j4'~JJ~:,~upp~e~nt
~Mu~a~Ay estabhshed.
~ (a) Before a public hearing is held upon any contemplated amendment or
change in this Ordinance, or the boundaries of any of the districts established by
this Ordinance, at least fifteen (15) days notice therof shall be given by one
publication of such notice in a newspaper of general circulation within Princess
Atone Count.
t~ . .(b) Every application by a property owner to am_end, supplement or change
ne 0istrict boundaries or regulations of this ·
w~th the Secretary of the '~ ...... Ordtnance shall be filed ' · ·
fee of Twenty-fly; Ool,- ~r_u ot ~upervlsors, and sh2~lhbe acco---- ~.n ,w,r~t~ng
lishing and reporting the facts.
(c) The Secretary shall forward any applications for any proposed amend-
ment, supplement or change of district boundaries or regulations to the ,Omxn.t]r
Planning Commission for recommendation and report. ·
2. In determining what, if any, amendments to this Ordinance are to be adopted,
the County Board of ~ut~ervisors ~hall give due consideration to the porper re-
lationship to .such amendr~ents to the entire Zoning Plan and Ordinance for the
County of Princess Anne,~i~t being the intent to retain the integrity and validity
of the Zoning~Districts herein described, and to avoid any isolated spot zoning
changes on the Zoning Map. Any amendments adopted by the Board ot~'~uperv~ao:r.8
may be modified from the form in which they were advertised within the limits
necessary to relate properly such amendment or amendments to the Zoning Plan
and Ordinanc~:~), Final action
report of the ~'lannin~ m~_i~;nion prior to final passage by the ~ounty Board of
~erviaor. s~ o Co " such modifications shall be subject to review and
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3, No application for a Use Permit or change of zoning of any lot, parcel or
portion thereof, shall be considered by the County Board of Supervisors within
one year of the final action of the County Board of Supervisors upon a prior
application covering any of the same described land. This provision however,
shall not impair the right of the County Board of Supervisors to propose any
amendment o~'~change in the boundaries of any of the districts in this Ordinance
on its own motion.
SECTION XII. EN FORCEMENT.
1. This Ordinance shall be enforced by the Building Inspector.
Z. All applications for building permits as required by the Building Cod~ shall
be accompanied by plot plans in duplicate, showing the actu'~l shape and d~men-
sion of the lot to be built upon, the site and location on the lot of the building or
buildings and accessory buildings existing or to be erected or altered, the number
of families the building is designed to accommodate, the location and number of
required off-street parking spaces, and such other informat~ with regard to the
lot as may be necessary to determine and provide for the e~.o_.~rcement of the pro~.~
visions of this Ordinance. One copy of such plot plan shall be returned to the owner
when such plans shall have been approved or disapproved by the Building Inspector.
SECTION XIII. APPEAL.
Any person aggrieved or affected by any action or decision of the Building Inspector,
may appeal as a matter of righr, to the Zoning Board of Appeals as provided in
Chapter 24, Article 3, Secti0~ i5-863 through Section 15-855 and Section 15-850. 1
as amended in 1950, Co'~e of Virginia. The said Board of Zoning Appeals may in
appropriate cases and subject to appropriate conditions and safeguards, vary the
application of the terms of this Ordinance with its general purpose and interest
and in accordance with general rules herein contained.
The Board of Zoning Appeals shall have the following powers, and it shall
be its duty:
(a) To hear and decide appeals where it is alleged there is error in any
order, requirement, decision, or determination made by the Zoning Administrator
in the enforcement of the provisions of this Ordinance.
(b) To grant a variation in the regulations when a property owner can show
that his p~°perty was acquired in good faith, and where by reason of exceptional
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narrowness, shallowness or shape of a specific piece of property at the time
of the effective date of this Ordinance or where by reason of exceptional topo-
graphical conditions or other extraordinary or exceptional situation that the
strict application of the terms of this Ordinance actually prohibit or unreason_
ably restrict the use of his property and where the Board is satisfied, under the
evidence heard before it, the granting of such variation will alleviate a clearly
demonstrable hardship approaching confiscation as distinguished from a special
privilege of convenience Sought by the owner, provided however, that all vari-
ations granted under this clause shall be in harmony with the intended spirit
and purpose of this Ordinance and shall not constitute a direct and obvious amend-
ment of any district regulations or district boundaries.
c. To grant, upon such conditions and safeguards as it may determine,
such variances from this Ordinance as may be in harmony with the general pur-
pose and intent of this Ordinance, so that the spirit of the Ordinance shall be
observed, public safety and welfare secured, and substantial justice done, in-
cluding the following, after report to the Board by the County Planning Commis_
sion:
1. The extension of a district where the boundary line of a district
divided a lot in a single Ownership as shown of record at the time of the effective
date of this Ordinance.
Z. To interpret the provisions of this Ordinance where the Street
layout actually on the ground varies from the street layout as shown on the maps
of the Master Zoning Plan.
SECTION XIV.
VIOLATION AND PENALTy.
1. Any person, firm, corporation,
Ordinance or failing or refusing to or association violating any provisions of this
obtain the license shall be guilty of a misde-
meanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than Five Dollars ($5. 00),
nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and each day's continuation of
such violation shall constitute a separate offense.
2. The Zoning Administrator or any other official of ;the County of Princess Anne
may institute any appropriate action or proceeding to prevent the unlawful erection,
construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair or conversion of any building or
Structure, or the unlawful use of land, to restrain, correct o~ abate such violation
to prevent the occupancy of said buildin s
pre_v~,rl~,~thc oC~ · g, tructure or land 6~ · '
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act, conduct, bus~ :~:~dLg~g~'~l~~e or land ~ ~ '~":ZZ ............. ~~
........ · or use tn or about such ~;~'i~:~ ~' ~ p~event any tllegal
SECTION
XV. REPEAL.
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Ail Ordinances and resolutions or parts thereof in conflict with the provisions of
this Ordinance be and are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.
SECTION XVI. VALIDITY.
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is for any
reason held to be unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions of this Ordinance.
SECTION XVII. ORDINANCE DESIGNATION°
This Ordinance may be known, designated and cited as MASTER ZONING PLAN OF
PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
SECTION XVIII.
EFFECTIVE DATE.
This Ordinance shall be in effect from and after 4~~_-:_:- ~- its adoption.
V~IA:
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John V. Fentreso, Clerk
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Suffolk, Va.
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On motion made by Mr. ~ and duly seconded
by Mr. ~ , the following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, the Viking Construction Corporation of 407 - 31st
Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia, desires to install a water system in the
sub-division of Hilltop Manor, Section Four "A" of Kempsville District in
Princess Anne County, Virginia, beginning at a point approximately sixty
(609 feet south of the intersection of Karen Lane and Hilltop Road, said
point being the termination of an existing (6") six inch water main, thence
south approximately seventy (709 feet to a 45° bend thence southwesterly
approximately (409 forty feet to a 45° bend, thence south 7° 12' E a distance
of approximately four hundred and fifty (4509 feet, said water main to be termin-
ated with a six (6'') inch plug and a two (2~9 inch blow-off valve; approximately
fifteen (159 feet from the termination of the pipe, there shall be installed a
six (6'') inch valve; all particulars and specifications for the installation of the
proposed water main being shown on a plat entitled, "Development Plan",
Hilltop Manor, Section Four "A', Princess Anne County, Virginia, Revised
as of October 1956.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City cf Norfolk be~
and it is hereby requested to make a connection of tile proposed w~t.i::
mains with %he present main of said City at the said designated sit~
and upon the completion of the installation of the proposed mains,
supply water to consumers recidSng thereon, it bein~ expressly under,-
stood and agreed that the supplying of said water by the said City
shall be upon and subject to the following terms and conditions:
1. That the said water mains and hydrants shall be install-
ed in accordance with the specifications of the said City of Norfol~:
and to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works of the said
City.
2. That the water so supplied through said mains to consum~v~
shall be at the same rate now or hereafter charged by the City of
Norfolk to consumers beyond the limits of said City similarly situat-..
ed.
3. That all ordinances of the City of Norfolk and all rules
and regulations of the Division of Water Supply of the said City, v~::'^~
o~ hereafter adopted and put into effect, relating to the furnishLDe
of water, shall apply to the supplying of water through the said
p~oposed mains.
4. That the said City of Norfolk shall be under no obligatic'%
to furnish more water than its distribution system as now laid,
the pressure carried, will deliver into said mains, and if the sa~d
supplying of water shall not be in accordance with the standard
~ervice the said City of Norfolk shall not be held responsible in any
way,
5. That in supplying water to consumers along the said pro-
posed mains the City of Norfolk will supply the same only from its
surplus supply and that in no event shall there be any obligation on
~be Dart of the said City to supply water to any consumers along the
[~oposed mains at any time when, in the judgment of the Council of
t~-e said City of Norfolk, the said City shall not have sufficient
supply for use within its corporate limits, or whenever the supp[yin~
of said water shall interfere with the discharge of the duty of said
City to supply water to its own inhabitants.
6. The title to said water mains and fire hydrants shall
f~om and after its installation be and remain the property of the Cit;'
:,'~ Norfolk as part of its water works system provided, however,
i:, the event the City of Norfolk shall at any time permanently dis-
continue supplying water through said mains then title to said mains
and fire hydrants shall revert to the County.
7. That for every fire hydrant installed, at the request of
Princess Anne County, a rental payment of One Hundred ($100) Dollars
a year for each hydrant shall be paid to the City of Norfolk.
December 15, 1956.
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS of Princess Anne
County, Virginia:
We the undersigned viewers appointed by your Honorable Board
at the 26th of November meeting, 1956, to view the-~~ Landing, known
as Hill ts Landing, Pungo Magisterial District, beg leave to report as
follows:
We are of the opinion that no action should be taken by the Board
of Supervisors to establish Hill's L~mding as a public landing at this time
as our investigation indicates that the public may have already acquired
the legal right to use the landing by virtue of continuous use over a long
period of years. The question presented as to whether the lauding as it
exists is a public landing presents a legal question which the viewers
have no authority to determine.
A map showin~ the proposed landing ~nade by W. B. Gallup,
County Surveyor, is returned herewith, showing more in detail the
Landing.
ResPectful~ submitted,