Residential, (1) Accessory Dwelling Unit), leased or sold separately from the primary structure, see p. Miscellaneous Use, (4) Home Occupation below.
H. Accessory Use – Residential Vehicle Storage/Repair. All licensed drivers residing at a residential dwelling are permitted to locate a principal vehicle at the residential dwelling, and licensed drivers employed at a business establishment that permits a vehicle owned by such business to be driven to and from and work are permitted to locate such a vehicle at the residential dwelling, in accordance with the following standards:
Proof of Ownership .
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1. Licensed Vehicle . Each vehicle shall display a current and valid license plate, inspection sticker if required, and proof of insurance if requested in accordance with North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 20.
2. Title . Each principal vehicle shall have a current title in the name of the person(s) residing at the residence.
3. Business Vehicle . A business vehicle located at the residence shall have the current title in the name of the person residing at the residence or if the title is in the name of the business owner only for the purpose of driving the business vehicle to and from work. All vehicles shall be standard sized vehicles which fit into a standard sized parking space. No oversized vehicles or construction equipment shall be stored at a residence. ii. Stored & Dismantled Vehicle . A principal vehicle(s) located on property zoned residential for the purpose of storing or dismantling a principal vehicle shall be prohibited, except under the following standards: 1. Stored Vehicle . No residential lot shall be permitted more than one (1) vehicle stored outside of an enclosed structure meeting North Carolina State Building Code regulations or not screened from view by an opaque fence or evergreen planting, or combination of both, from all adjacent properties. If plant material is used in the plant shall be a minimum of four (4) feet high at installation and obtain a minimum height of six (6) feet at maturity.
2. Dismantled Vehicle . A dismantled vehicle on a residential lot shall be located within an enclosed structure meeting the North Carolina State Building Code regulations or screened from view by an opaque fence or
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