What the Miramar zoning ordinance says about special land uses, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Table 402-1 (residential) and Table 403-1 (non-residential) mark each use as permitted by right (P), conditional use permit required (C), or subject to specific use standards under Sec. 405 (marked with an asterisk); a blank cell means the use is prohibited in that district. A conditional use requires review and approval under Sec. 305. Confirm how your specific use is marked in the applicable use table before assuming it is allowed by right.
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