28 - R-3 DISTRICT—HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FIVE OR MORE UNITS PER STRUCTURE
The R-3 district, high density residential, is comprised of residential areas primarily intended for residential development containing five (5) or more units per structure, including townhouses, condominiums, and apartments.
(Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
Uses permitted in the R-3 district are as follows:
Boarding and lodginghouses;
Crop production;
Dwelling units (five (5) or more per structure);
Elementary schools;
Flower production;
Forest lands;
Group homes;
Home occupation (see Section 17.64.100);
Household pets;
Nursery schools;
Nursing homes;
Orchards;
Public libraries;
Public service and utility uses (distribution elements only; substations, lift stations, etc., must be one hundred (100) feet from residential units);
Religious institutions.
(Ord. 16-2005 §2(part), 2005; Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
Uses permitted only through special use review in the R-3 district are as follows:
Accessory buildings consistent with the primary use;
Child care centers;
City, county, state and federal facilities, uses and buildings, colleges and universities;
Dwelling units (two (2) to four (4) units per structure);
Family care homes;
Homeowner's association clubhouse;
Hospitals;
Junior and senior high schools;
Oil and Gas Exploration and Extraction Operations (for additional requirements, see section 17.64.120 and chapter 15.41);
Personal services;
Professional offices;
Recreational and social facilities, parks, playfields, playgrounds, tennis clubs, swimming clubs, golf courses, and health spa (two (2) acres or more);
Residential auto parking garages;
Residential auto parking lots;
Retailing goods (as part of PUD only).
(Ord. 26-2006 §4, 2006; Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
(Ord. No. 12-2009, § 1.D, 7-6-2009)
Yard and bulk requirements in the R-3 district are as follows:
(Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
For off-street parking space requirements in the R-3 district, see Chapter 17.68.
(Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
See supplementary provision Section 17.64.130 for minimum size of dwelling unit requirements.
(Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
28 - R-3 DISTRICT—HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FIVE OR MORE UNITS PER STRUCTURE
The R-3 district, high density residential, is comprised of residential areas primarily intended for residential development containing five (5) or more units per structure, including townhouses, condominiums, and apartments.
(Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
Uses permitted in the R-3 district are as follows:
Boarding and lodginghouses;
Crop production;
Dwelling units (five (5) or more per structure);
Elementary schools;
Flower production;
Forest lands;
Group homes;
Home occupation (see Section 17.64.100);
Household pets;
Nursery schools;
Nursing homes;
Orchards;
Public libraries;
Public service and utility uses (distribution elements only; substations, lift stations, etc., must be one hundred (100) feet from residential units);
Religious institutions.
(Ord. 16-2005 §2(part), 2005; Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
Uses permitted only through special use review in the R-3 district are as follows:
Accessory buildings consistent with the primary use;
Child care centers;
City, county, state and federal facilities, uses and buildings, colleges and universities;
Dwelling units (two (2) to four (4) units per structure);
Family care homes;
Homeowner's association clubhouse;
Hospitals;
Junior and senior high schools;
Oil and Gas Exploration and Extraction Operations (for additional requirements, see section 17.64.120 and chapter 15.41);
Personal services;
Professional offices;
Recreational and social facilities, parks, playfields, playgrounds, tennis clubs, swimming clubs, golf courses, and health spa (two (2) acres or more);
Residential auto parking garages;
Residential auto parking lots;
Retailing goods (as part of PUD only).
(Ord. 26-2006 §4, 2006; Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
(Ord. No. 12-2009, § 1.D, 7-6-2009)
Yard and bulk requirements in the R-3 district are as follows:
(Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
For off-street parking space requirements in the R-3 district, see Chapter 17.68.
(Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).
See supplementary provision Section 17.64.130 for minimum size of dwelling unit requirements.
(Ord. 3-96 (part), 1996).