The following uses and structures shall be permitted in the Residential District R-3:

1. Accessory uses as defined 
2. Bed and Breakfast, with a conditional use permit and in accordance with the provisions of Sec. 21-262
3. Church or Place of Religious Worship
4. Community Center, with a conditional use permit and as an accessory use to a Church or Place of Religious Worship
5. Community Garden, over one (1) acre with a conditional use permit
6. Day Care Center, with a conditional use permit and as an accessory use to a Church or Place of Religious Worship
7. Day Care Center, Adult, with a conditional use permit and as an accessory use to a Church or Place of Religious Worship
8. Dwelling, Accessory Apartment, with a conditional use permit and in accordance with the provisions of Sec. 21-264
9. Dwelling, Single-Family Attached, with a conditional use permit
10. Dwelling, Single-Family Detached
11. Educational Facility, with a conditional use permit and as an accessory use to a Church or Place of Religious Worship
12. Home Occupation
13. Parks, over one (1) acre with a conditional use permit
14. Public Facilities, with a conditional use permit
15. Schools, with a conditional use permit
16. Utilities, Major, with a conditional use permit
17. Utilities, Minor

Editors Note: Section 4 of an ordinance adopted Oct. 27, 1987, amended § 21-48 by adding subsection (n) thereto. Inasmuch as there already existed such a designation, the editor has relettered the new provision as subsection (o).

1. Front. The minimum front setback shall be twenty (20) feet. 
2. Side. The minimum side yards for main buildings shall be a cumulative of twenty (20) feet, with the minimum for one-side being six (6) feet. For example, the side yards can be ten (10) feet each, or one side at six (6) feet and the other at fourteen (14) feet. For single-family attached lots, one of the side yards shall have a zero-lot line setback. The minimum street side yard for all buildings and structures shall be twenty (20) feet.
3. Rear. The minimum rear yard for main buildings shall be twenty-five (25) feet.
4. Accessory structures. The minimum side and rear yards for accessory structures shall be five (5) feet.

1. Window percentage. A minimum of fifteen percent (15%) of the front facing building façade shall consist of windows. Elements to count towards the achievement of the minimum window percentage include any opening in a wall, roof, dormer, front door, or garage door which functions or appears to function to admit light to a building or structure. Glass block and vents do not meet this standard. See the Design Guidelines Handbook for guidance on window percentage calculation. On corner lots where a building has more than one street facing side, the minimum window percentage would only be required for the street facing façade with the primary entrance to the building. 
   
   
2. Street entrance. The primary structure shall have a minimum one (1) pedestrian street-facing entrance on the front façade. The entrance must be within eight (8) feet of the longest street-facing wall and shall:
   1. Face the street;
   2. Be at an angle of up to 45 degrees from the street; or
   3. Open on to a porch.  
      
      On corner lots where a building has more than one street facing side, the required entrance would only apply to one street facing façade for the primary entrance to the building.
      
      
3. Garage location. If the garage is attached to the primary dwelling, then the garage door opening shall not face the primary frontage of the parcel, or if the garage is front-loading, it must be recessed from the primary façade of the main structure by a minimum of five (5) feet. For development of multiple lots (more than one), no more than fifty (50%) percent of dwellings may have a recessed front-loading, attached garage. 
   
   
4. Consistent materials. Exterior finish materials on the majority of the façade (greater than fifty-percent) shall be the same type on the majority (greater than fifty-percent) of all elevations of the primary structure so that the main body provides a consistent palette of materials, finishes, and colors for wall and roofing materials. See the Design Guidelines Handbook for guidelines and examples.
   
   
5. Material quality. Concrete masonry units, or cinderblock, shall not be a visible exterior finish material from the public road, right-of-way, or adjacent residential property.  

Where a proposal is for an alteration or addition to existing structure, these requirements will only be applied to the portion of a structure being altered or added.