[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of County Commissioners of
Charles County 8-31-1992 by Ord. No. 92-62.[1] Amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Trailers and trailer parks — See Ch. 130.
Zoning Map — See Ch. 145.
Planning Commission — See Ch. 200.
Agricultural Preservation Districts — See Ch. 215.
Building construction — See Ch. 224.
Farming — See Ch. 235.
Fees — See Ch. 236.
Flood damage control — See Ch. 238.
Impact fees — See Ch. 249.
Land use — See Ch. 252.
Mobile homes and mobile home courts — See Ch. 257.
Stormwater management — See Ch. 274.
Subdivision regulations — See Ch. 278.
Forest conservation — See Ch. 298.
Attachment 1 - Figure IV, Table of Permissible Uses
Attachment 2 - Figure V, Residential DensitiesAttachment 3 - Figure VI, Schedules of Zone Regulations for Base ZonesAttachment 4 - Figure VII, Planned Development ZonesAttachment 5 - Figure X, Road Corridor Bufferyards and Building SetbacksAttachment 6 - Figure XIV, Cluster DevelopmentAttachment 7 - Figure XIX, Maximum Sign Size and Height by Road ClassificationAttachment 8 - Parking Occupancy Rate TableAttachment 9 - Figure XX-1, Table of Parking RequirementsAttachment 10 - Figure XXII, Bufferyards Between Adjacent ZonesAttachment 11 - Appendix A, Master Plan and Site Plan Required InformationAttachment 12 - Appendix B, Driveway SpecificationsAttachment 13 - Appendix C, Street Design and Construction SpecificationsAttachment 14 - Appendix D, Parking Area Surface SpecificationsAttachment 15 - Appendix E, Landscaping GuideAttachment 16 - Appendix F, Endorsements and Certifications for Major Subdivision PlatsAttachment 17 - Appendix G, Model Certifications and FormsAttachment 18 - Appendix H, Noise Levels GuideAttachment 19 - Appendix I, Design Criteria for Cluster Developments and Planned Development ZonesAttachment 20 - Appendix J, Historic/Scenic Road Inventory FormAttachment 21 - Appendix K, Pilot Ag Tourism Sign ProgramAttachment 22 - Appendix L, Swan Point Alternative for Buffer Modification AreasAttachment 23 - Appendix M, Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Shore Erosion Protection MeasuresAttachment 24 - Appendix N, Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Erosion Protection Measures Above Mean High WaterAttachment 25 - Appendix O, Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Habitat Protection Area Management GuidelinesAttachment 26 - Appendix P, Hughesville Streetscape Project Corridor
Attachment 2 - Figure V, Residential DensitiesAttachment 3 - Figure VI, Schedules of Zone Regulations for Base ZonesAttachment 4 - Figure VII, Planned Development ZonesAttachment 5 - Figure X, Road Corridor Bufferyards and Building SetbacksAttachment 6 - Figure XIV, Cluster DevelopmentAttachment 7 - Figure XIX, Maximum Sign Size and Height by Road ClassificationAttachment 8 - Parking Occupancy Rate TableAttachment 9 - Figure XX-1, Table of Parking RequirementsAttachment 10 - Figure XXII, Bufferyards Between Adjacent ZonesAttachment 11 - Appendix A, Master Plan and Site Plan Required InformationAttachment 12 - Appendix B, Driveway SpecificationsAttachment 13 - Appendix C, Street Design and Construction SpecificationsAttachment 14 - Appendix D, Parking Area Surface SpecificationsAttachment 15 - Appendix E, Landscaping GuideAttachment 16 - Appendix F, Endorsements and Certifications for Major Subdivision PlatsAttachment 17 - Appendix G, Model Certifications and FormsAttachment 18 - Appendix H, Noise Levels GuideAttachment 19 - Appendix I, Design Criteria for Cluster Developments and Planned Development ZonesAttachment 20 - Appendix J, Historic/Scenic Road Inventory FormAttachment 21 - Appendix K, Pilot Ag Tourism Sign ProgramAttachment 22 - Appendix L, Swan Point Alternative for Buffer Modification AreasAttachment 23 - Appendix M, Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Shore Erosion Protection MeasuresAttachment 24 - Appendix N, Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Erosion Protection Measures Above Mean High WaterAttachment 25 - Appendix O, Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Habitat Protection Area Management GuidelinesAttachment 26 - Appendix P, Hughesville Streetscape Project Corridor[1]
Editor's Note: This ordinance also repealed former Ch. 295,
Zoning, adopted 3-30-1992 by Res. No. 92-25.
