Single Family Residential Use definition

Single Family Residential Use means the occupation or use of a residence by a Single Family in conformity with this Declaration and the requirements imposed by applicable zoning laws or other state, county or municipal rules and regulations.

Single Family Residential Use means occupancy by a single housekeeping Unit composed of one (1) person, two (2) people no matter how related; or three (3) or more persons all of whom are related to each other by blood, marriage, legal adoption or acting as guardian, legal custodian, or legal designee of a parent for a minor child residing within the Unit, it being the intention of this provision to prohibit occupancy of a Unit by three (3) or more unrelated adults while clarifying that nothing herein shall be applied or construed to permit discrimination based upon familial status, handicap, or other protected classifications under Fair Housing Laws.

Single Family Residential Use means the occupation or use of a Single Family Residence in conformity with this Declaration and the requirements imposed by applicable zoning laws or other state, county or municipal rules and regulations.

Examples of Single Family Residential Use in a sentence

• All Lots shall be used, improved and devoted exclusively to Single Family Residential Use.

• Except as otherwise provided herein, all Lots shall be improved and used only for Single Family Residential Use.

• For a typical lot, with a Single Family Residential Use and an Accessory Secondary Suite Use or Accessory Coach House Use, the STRA and / or B&B Use may be permitted in either the principal and secondary units, or part of either unit, but not in both.3.2. For a property with two principal Dwelling Units, one STRA and / or B&B Use may be permitted per set of principal and accessory units (i.e. each set of principal / secondary units may have one STRA or B&B Use).

• The applicant had requested a small-scale Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map amendment from Recreation and Open Space Use to Single Family Residential Use.

• Permitted Principal Uses: One Single Family Residential Use, one Duplex Use, or two buildings for Single Family Residential Uses.

More Definitions of Single Family Residential Use

Single Family Residential Use means the occupation or use of a Single Family Residence in conformity with this Declaration.

Single Family Residential Use means occupancy and use of a Residence for single- family dwelling purposes in conformity with this Declaration and the requirements imposed by applicable zoning and other applicable laws or governmental regulations limiting the number of persons who may

Single Family Residential Use means the use of any developed parcel for any of the following or similar purposes: single-family residences, condominiums and planned unit developments, row houses, halfplexes, duplexes, and mobile homes located on individually owned parcels.

Single Family Residential Use means any development project that uses a single-family parcel for only one (1) residential dwelling unit and includes any development project that involves one (1) primary dwelling unit and one (1) accessory dwelling unit on a single lot.

Single Family Residential Use means use as a dwelling or for personal, family or household purposes with not more than four dwelling units, whether rented to particular persons or not, including, without limitation, single family detached housing units, townhouses, condominium units, and mobile homes.

Single Family Residential Use means, with respect to any real property, the use of such real property for residential purposes, comprised of four (4) or fewer units.

Single Family Residential Use means occupancy by a single housekeeping unit composed of: one (1) person; two (2) people no matter how related; or three (3) or more persons all of whom are related to each other by blood, marriage, legal adoption or acting as guardian, legal custodian, or legal designee of a parent for a minor child residing in the Unit, it being the intention of this provision to prohibit occupancy of a home by three (3) or more unrelated adults while clarifying that