- ZONING DISTRICT DIMENSIONAL REGULATIONS
TABLE II
1 Measured from front property line. (See section 30-115 for corner lots.)
2 Does not include spires, chimneys, towers, monuments, flagpoles, etc.
3 Only when adjacent to an R or F district, otherwise no requirements.
4 Any part may be higher if it is set back from lot and street lines one foot for each foot of height in excess of 35 feet [in] addition to the yard regulations.
5 The minimum lot size for agricultural uses is two acres.
6 Subject to the provisions of 30-169, mixed use buildings.
(Ord. of 4-12-2000; Res. of 9-24-2003; Ord. of 8-14-2024(2); Ord. of 2-26-2025(2))
The space in a required front, side or rear yard shall be open and unobstructed with the following exceptions:
(1)
An uncovered porch may extend up to ten feet in a side or rear yard, but must be at least six feet from the boundary line.
(2)
Ordinary projections of windowsills, cornices and other ornamental features may extend up to one foot into a yard.
(3)
A permitted accessory structure may cover up to 25 percent of a side or rear yard area but may be placed no closer than ten feet to a lot line. Such an accessory structure may not project into a front yard area. For waterfront properties a permitted accessory structure may be located in the front yard whenever there is hardship in locating such structure in the side yards.
(4)
Landscape features such as trees, fences, shrubs and terraces may be placed in any yard area.
(Ord. of 5-27-2009)
In a residential or farming district street frontage for lots fronting entirely on culs-de-sac may be reduced up to 20 percent below the lot width required in article IV of this chapter.
The zoning board may, in its discretion, grant a variance to modify the requirement of a minimum setback from the front lot line of the property, in addition to any other reasons herein provided, when it determines that the strict enforcement would not be in harmony with the existing buildings or structures adjoining the land of the applicant involved.
(Ord. of 5-27-2009)
For the purpose of complying with the front yard setback requirements, the longer of the two street lines shall be interpreted as the front lot line of any corner lot. All dimensional regulations of article IV shall apply, except that the side yard which is adjacent to a street shall have a depth equal to one-half the sum of the required side yard and front yard depths for the district.
At street intersections in all districts, no building or structure shall be erected and no vegetation shall be maintained between a height of three feet and ten feet above street level within the triangle formed by the two intersecting street lines and a third line joining points on these street lines 15 feet from the intersection.
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- ZONING DISTRICT DIMENSIONAL REGULATIONS
TABLE II
1 Measured from front property line. (See section 30-115 for corner lots.)
2 Does not include spires, chimneys, towers, monuments, flagpoles, etc.
3 Only when adjacent to an R or F district, otherwise no requirements.
4 Any part may be higher if it is set back from lot and street lines one foot for each foot of height in excess of 35 feet [in] addition to the yard regulations.
5 The minimum lot size for agricultural uses is two acres.
6 Subject to the provisions of 30-169, mixed use buildings.
(Ord. of 4-12-2000; Res. of 9-24-2003; Ord. of 8-14-2024(2); Ord. of 2-26-2025(2))
The space in a required front, side or rear yard shall be open and unobstructed with the following exceptions:
(1)
An uncovered porch may extend up to ten feet in a side or rear yard, but must be at least six feet from the boundary line.
(2)
Ordinary projections of windowsills, cornices and other ornamental features may extend up to one foot into a yard.
(3)
A permitted accessory structure may cover up to 25 percent of a side or rear yard area but may be placed no closer than ten feet to a lot line. Such an accessory structure may not project into a front yard area. For waterfront properties a permitted accessory structure may be located in the front yard whenever there is hardship in locating such structure in the side yards.
(4)
Landscape features such as trees, fences, shrubs and terraces may be placed in any yard area.
(Ord. of 5-27-2009)
In a residential or farming district street frontage for lots fronting entirely on culs-de-sac may be reduced up to 20 percent below the lot width required in article IV of this chapter.
The zoning board may, in its discretion, grant a variance to modify the requirement of a minimum setback from the front lot line of the property, in addition to any other reasons herein provided, when it determines that the strict enforcement would not be in harmony with the existing buildings or structures adjoining the land of the applicant involved.
(Ord. of 5-27-2009)
For the purpose of complying with the front yard setback requirements, the longer of the two street lines shall be interpreted as the front lot line of any corner lot. All dimensional regulations of article IV shall apply, except that the side yard which is adjacent to a street shall have a depth equal to one-half the sum of the required side yard and front yard depths for the district.
At street intersections in all districts, no building or structure shall be erected and no vegetation shall be maintained between a height of three feet and ten feet above street level within the triangle formed by the two intersecting street lines and a third line joining points on these street lines 15 feet from the intersection.
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