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Article 11: Interpretation and Definitions

Section 11.5. Terms and Uses Defined

11.4.2. Exceptions and Variations

June 23, 2017

Morrisville, NC

Page 11-52

Unified Development Ordinance

M

EDIUM

B

ASE

The size of lamp socket designed to accept a medium or Edison base lamp.

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ICRO

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BREWERY

An establishment primarily engaged in the brewing ale, beer, malt liquors, and nonalcoholic beer that is

licensed to do so in accordance with N.C.G.S. 18B-1104 and regulations of the Alcoholic Beverage

Control Commission, with a capacity less than 15,000 barrels per year, and with 75 percent or more of

its ale, beer, and malt liquors sold off-site. A restaurant/brewery where more than 25 percent of

produced ale, beer, and malt liquors are sold on-site is classified as a restaurant (with the brewery as

an accessory use). Accessory uses include a restaurant, a public tasting room, and the retail sales of ale

or beer, or related products.

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ICRO

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INERY

An establishment primarily engaged in the manufacture of unfortified or fortified wine of not more than

25,000 gallons per year that is permitted to do in accordance with N.C.G.S. 18B-1100 and regulations

of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission. Accessory uses include a public tasting room and retail

sales of wine and related products.

M

INIMUM

H

EATING

S

YSTEM

E

FFICIENCY

The heating system efficiency as measured using the U.S. Department of Energy Annual Fuel Utilization

Efficiency rating, which measures the percentage of heat delivered to a building or structure to the

amount of fuel delivered to the system. A system with a 95 percent rating converts 95 percent of the

fuel supplied to the system to heat.

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INI

-S

TORAGE

A building or group of buildings divided into separate self-contained units or areas offered for rent for

self-service storage of household and personal property. The storage units or areas are designed to

allow private access by the tenant for storing and removing personal property. Accessory uses may

include leasing offices, outdoor storage of boats and recreational vehicles, incidental sales or rental of

moving supplies and equipment, and living quarters for a resident manager or security guard. The rental

of trucks or trailers is a separate principal use and not considered accessory to this use.

M

INOR

T

HOROUGHFARE

An accessway that primarily functions to provide travel mobility among the Town’s major activity centers

by connecting local streets, collector streets, and other minor thoroughfares with major thoroughfares. It

generally handles moderate vehicular travel speeds and traffic volumes, and may provide some direct

driveway access to abutting development, particularly in commercial and industrial areas, but to a

degree and in a way that minimizes interference with through movements along the minor thoroughfare.

M

INOR

V

ARIANCE

A variance from the minimum statewide watershed protection or Jordan rules that results in a relaxation,

by a factor of up to five percent of any buffer, density, or built-upon area requirement under the high

density option; or that results in a relaxation by a factor up to 10 percent, of any management

requirement under the low density option. See

Section 6.6, Variances from Riparian Buffer Regulations.

M

OBILE

A

UTO

D

ETAILING

A business engaged in traveling to and thoroughly cleaning and refurbishing of automobiles, inside and

out, at the site where the automobile is parked.

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OBILE

C

LASSROOMS

Temporary building installed on the grounds of a school or church to provide additional classroom space

where there is a shortage of capacity.