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Sounds like an easy enough question, doesn’t it? An eskimo would point to his igloo. A hermit would gesture toward his cave. A suburbanite would look at his bi-level. A citydweller might look up at the 20th floor of a highrise apartment. All of these people are correct, since they live at those places.

A city zoning ordinance that states that “residences only shall be put up in a certain area of land” could conceivably include any or all types of “residences”. It is for this reason that most ordinances are quite specific with regard to the types of residences that can be built.

Regarding this matter, people sometimes ask if

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