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18-10-101. Adult bookstores.
18-10-102. Adult movie theater.
18-10-103. Agritourism.
18-10-104. Alcoholic beverage uses as accessory to other uses.
18-10-105. Assisted living facilities.
18-10-106. Assisted living facilities II, community-based.
18-10-107. Automobile gasoline stations.
18-10-108. Automobile, truck, and recreational vehicle sales.
18-10-109. Bed and breakfast homes.
18-10-110. Bingo, commercial.
18-10-111. Bird sanctuaries.
18-10-112. BRAC Mixed Use Development.
18-10-113. Business complexes in a residential district.
18-10-114. Business complexes with auxiliary uses.
18-10-115. Carnivals, circuses, and fairs, temporary.
18-10-116. Carwashes.
18-10-117. Commercial telecommunication facilities.
18-10-118. Composting facilities.
18-10-119. Country clubs, private clubs, and service and nonprofit charitable organizations with less than 125 onsite parking spaces.
18-10-120. Country clubs, private clubs, and service and nonprofit charitable organizations with 125 or more onsite parking spaces.
18-10-121. Data storage centers in the BWI/Fort Meade Growth Area.
18-10-122. Dwelling units, accessory.
18-10-123. Dwelling units, adult independent.
18-10-124. Dwellings, duplexes and semi-detached.
18-10-125. Dwellings, multifamily.
18-10-126. Dwellings, townhouses.
18-10-127. Farm alcohol production facility.
18-10-128. Farm dual uses.
18-10-129. Farm or agricultural heritage site special event, 9 to 15 annual events.
18-10-130. Farm or agricultural heritage site stay.
18-10-131. Farm tenant houses.
18-10-132. Funeral establishments.
18-10-133. Garden centers.
18-10-134. Golf course facilities, private.
18-10-135. Government reuse facilities.
18-10-136. Group homes II.
18-10-137. Gunsmiths and ammunition sales facilities.
18-10-138. Home occupations.
18-10-139. Housing for the elderly of moderate means.
18-10-140. Kennels, commercial.
18-10-141. Licensed dispensaries, growers and processors of cannabis.
18-10-142. Natural wood waste recycling facilities.
18-10-143. Nurseries with landscaping and plant sales.
18-10-144. Nursing homes.
18-10-145. Package goods stores.
18-10-146. Piers and launching ramps, community.
18-10-147. Piers, recreational.
18-10-148. Processing facilities for clay, sand, gravel, and similar materials.
18-10-149. Produce market.
18-10-150. Race track for horses.
18-10-151. Recreational uses, active.
18-10-152. Restaurants, taverns, retail sales, and consumer services in a multifamily structure.
18-10-153. Retail sale of liquefied petroleum gases accessory to and on the same lot as an allowed use.
18-10-154. Rooming houses.
18-10-155. School bus facilities.
18-10-156. Schools, private academic and public charter, with less than 125 onsite parking spaces.
18-10-157. Schools, private academic and public charter, with 125 or more onsite parking spaces.
18-10-158. Self-service storage facilities.
18-10-159. Small cell systems.
18-10-160. Small wind energy systems.
18-10-161. Solar energy generating facility – community.
18-10-162. Solar energy generating facility – utility scale.
18-10-163. Stables or riding clubs.
18-10-164. State-licensed medical clinics.
18-10-165. Storage of watercraft, covered and dry.
18-10-166. Storage, multilevel watercraft rack.
18-10-167. Structures, permanent, accessory to active recreational uses.
18-10-168. Veterinary clinics, if overnight stays are limited to those necessary for medical treatment without outside runs or pens.
18-10-169. Video lottery facilities.
18-10-170. Waterman’s home commercial use.
18-10-171. Wholesale trade, warehousing, and storage establishments in the BWI/Fort Meade Growth Area.
18-10-172. Workforce housing.
Attorney's note – Conditional uses shall comply with the requirements of this title and with the requirements of the district in which the use is located to the extent not inconsistent with this title.
Attorney's note – In 2019 the Maryland Court of Appeals held that state law preempts by implication local zoning law with respect to solar energy generating systems that require a certificate of public convenience and necessity issued by the Maryland Public Service Commission, but cautioned that local zoning law should still receive due consideration by the Public Service Commission in rendering its ultimate decision, Board of County Commissioners of Washington County v. Perennial Solar, 464 Md. 610, 644–45 (2019).