On any corner lot, where front or side yards 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 obstruction shall be moved.

(Ord. No. 2006-14, § 17-32, 7-11-2006)

Only one main building for single-, two- or multiple-family use with permitted accessory buildings may be located upon a lot. Every dwelling shall face or front upon a street or officially approved place, other than an alley, which means of access, shall have a minimum width of 30 feet. Where a lot is used for retail, commercial, industrial, or a combination of the same, or for a combination of retail and dwelling purposes, more than one main building may be located upon the lot, but only when such buildings conform to all the setbacks, height, parking and density requirements applicable to the uses and districts and when all such main buildings face upon a street or officially approved place, other than an alley. Wherever two or more main buildings will not face upon a street or officially approved place, the same may be permitted when the site plan for such development is approved by the planning and zoning commission. No yard, setback, parking area, storage area, or other requirement for one building shall be computed as being the yard, setback, parking area or other requirement for any other dwelling or use.

(Ord. No. 2006-14, § 17-33, 7-11-2006)

(a)

Front yard.

(1)

Residential accessory buildings shall have a front yard not less than that specified for the main building.

(2)

Nonresidential accessory buildings shall not be located in front of the main building.

(b)

Side yard.

(1)

Residential accessory buildings shall have a side yard not less than five feet.

(2)

Nonresidential accessory buildings shall have a side yard not less than that specified for the main building.

(c)

Rear yard.

(1)

Residential accessory buildings shall have a rear yard of not less than ten feet.

(2)

Nonresidential accessory buildings shall have no minimum rear yard size requirements; however, all nonresidential buildings shall be located in the rear yard.

(d)

Special accessory building regulations. A residential accessory building may have a side and rear yard less than required if other residential accessory buildings, within the same block and the same side of the street or alley, whichever is applicable, legally observe a side yard or rear yard less than required. The side yard with the least restrictive dimension shall establish the minimum side yard requirement, and the rear yard with the least restrictive dimension shall establish the minimum rear yard requirement.

(Ord. No. 2006-14, § 17-34, 7-11-2006)

At least two and no more than nine townhouse units shall be contiguous. A minimum required side yard of five feet shall be provided at the end of each single-family attached housing unit complex so that the end of any two adjacent building complexes shall be at least ten feet apart.

(Ord. No. 2006-14, § 17-35, 7-11-2006)