There shall be no more than one main building per lot in any single-family residential district and in any portion of a planned development zoned for single-family residential use.

On properties zoned R-5 Residential (multi-family) or for any nonresidential zoning districts (commercial, industrial, aviation) or any portion of property zoned PD Planned Development for multi-family or nonresidential uses, multiple buildings may be located on a single lot provided adequate access for occupants of the buildings and property and for fire protection and other emergency services is provided to each building.

On any corner lot on which front and side setbacks are required, no wall, fence, structure, sign, tree, shrub, or hedge may be maintained as to cause danger to traffic by obstructing the view and when topography prevents a clear view, the bank shall be removed to address the visibility obstruction.

A clear and unobstructed view referred to as a sight triangle or visibility easement shall be maintained at the intersection of a driveway with a public or private street in a nonresidential development within a triangular area created by connecting a point which is 10 feet along the right-of-way at the intersection and a point extending away from the intersection of two or more roadways a distance of 40 feet.

This line shall extend by projection to the back of curb on improved streets or the edge of pavement on unimproved streets along both streets impacted. The sight triangle herein referenced shall include all area between the above-defined line and the street pavement between a height of 30 inches above the pavement and eight feet above the top of curb if on an improved street or eight feet six inches above the pavement surface on an unimproved street.

Where berms are used as a screening device, they shall vary in height from a minimum of 18 inches to a maximum of 30 inches and be teardrop in form for a natural look and to avoid a “levee” effect or appearance. Shrubs and/or low walls must be provided atop any berm such that the total height of the berm plus the shrub or wall shall be equal to the height of the elements being screened within three years of installation.

Decorative walls or retaining walls must be approved structurally and aesthetically by the city manager or designee.

Dumpsters shall be located on a concrete pad enclosed on three sides by a solid masonry wall with solid gates across the front. This wall shall be at least six feet in height, and at least two feet higher than the top of the dumpster. The style and finish of the wall and gates shall be drawn under the seal of a registered professional engineer.

All trash receptacles shall be oriented perpendicular to the principal means of access to such receptacle and located in such a manner as to provide a minimum turning radius of 40 feet for the collection vehicle.

Any trash receptacle not perpendicular to the principal means of access to such receptacle shall be oriented at a 30-degree angle from the fire lane, alley or other means of access.

Alternative design standards must be approved by the city manager or designee.

Fences: Fences shall be permitted within setbacks.

Signs: Signs shall be permitted within setbacks adjacent to a street or roadway.

Flagpoles: Flagpoles shall be permitted within setbacks, provided, however, that all flagpoles must be located a distance from the property line at least equal to the height of the flagpole.

Utility infrastructure: Infrastructure necessary to provide utility service to an individual property shall be permitted within setbacks. This includes, but is not limited to, water meters, electric service pedestals and poles, sewer and septic systems, and water wells. This authorization does not apply to auxiliary or supplemental utility service infrastructure, including, but not limited to, rainwater collection systems, electrical generators, and solar panels.

Driveways: Driveways and driveway approaches shall be permitted within setbacks.

Mailboxes: Mailboxes constructed in accordance with the standards established by the United States Postal Service.

Structures related to stormwater drainage and detention shall be permitted within setbacks.