Same as for the residence M-1 district, except that the occupations permitted in Section 17.44.010(C) shall not be allowed. (Prior code § 17.335(1))

A.    Setback: fifty (50) feet minimum; one hundred (100) feet minimum between buildings across private streets or drives.

B.    Offset: twenty (20) feet minimum; forty (40) feet minimum between buildings. (Prior code § 17.335(2))

A.    Principal building: thirty-five (35) feet maximum.

B.    Accessory building: fifteen (15) feet maximum. (Prior code § 17.335(3))

A.    Floor Area.

1.    Minimum required: see Chapter 17.116.

2.    Maximum FAR permitted: twenty (20) percent on lots greater than one acre in area, twenty-five (25) percent on lots one acre or less in area.

B.    Lot Size.

1.    Minimum area: twenty thousand (20,000) square feet.

2.    Minimum frontage: one hundred twenty (120) feet.

C.    Open space: seven thousand five hundred (7,500) square feet minimum per unit.

D.    Maximum lot coverage: twenty (20) percent all principal buildings; five percent all accessory buildings.

E.    For conditional uses, minimum landscape surface ratio (LSR) required: fifty (50) percent.

F.    For conditional uses, pavement offset required: twenty-five (25) feet; pavement setback required: twenty-five (25) feet. (Ord. 2606-20 § 9, 2020; prior code § 17.335(4))

A.    All residential structures must be connected to public sewer. No connection shall be allowed unless the water and sewer board certifies the adequacy of the sewers and the treatment plant to accommodate the added discharge.

B.    Setbacks shall be green areas, occupied only by necessary driveways and sidewalks, and not by any parking or loading areas or facilities. If two or more buildings are on a common driveway, they must be set fifty (50) feet off the center line of the driveway.

C.    One parking space required under Section 17.120.010 must be in an enclosed garage and none may be in the driveway.

D.    Repealed by Ord. 2888-24.

E.    Repealed by Ord. 2888-24.

F.    Repealed by Ord. 2888-24.

G.    If a developer permits the storage of recreational vehicles, he must provide a separate, adequate area, properly screened.

H.    Multiple-family units or projects in existence on the date of the passage of this section shall not be approved for expansion in this or any other multiple-family classification unless they meet the requirements of this section. (Ord. 2888-24 §§ 6, 7, 2024; Ord. 2024-05 § 5 (part), 2005; prior code § 17.335(5))