The regulations for each district pertaining to minimum lot area, minimum lot frontage, minimum lot depth, minimum front yard depth, minimum side yard depth, minimum rear yard depth, maximum height of buildings, maximum number of stories, maximum building area, maximum floor area ratio and minimum open space shall be as specified in this section.

These requirements are set forth in Table 2: Table of Dimensional and Density Regulations, subject to the further provisions of this section. Table 2, as referenced and included as Appendix B, plus attached notes, is declared to be a part of this chapter.[1]

A fence, wall or other enclosure is not regulated except as provided in Table 1.[1]

The lot or yard areas required for any new building or use may not include any part of a lot that is required by any other building or use to comply with any provisions of this chapter, nor may these areas include any property of which the ownership has been transferred subsequent to the effective date of this chapter if such property was a part of the area required for compliance with the dimensional regulations applicable to the lot from which such transfer was made.

Lots shall not be so separated or transferred in ownership so as not to comply with the provisions of this chapter.

Projecting eaves, chimneys, bay windows, balconies, open fire escapes and like projections which do not project more than three feet, and unenclosed steps, unroofed porches and the like which do not project more than six feet beyond the line of the foundation wall, may extend into the minimum yard otherwise required for the district in which the structure is built.

The provisions of this chapter governing the height of buildings and structures in all districts shall not apply to chimneys, water towers, air-conditioning equipment, elevator bulkheads, skylights, ventilators and other necessary features appurtenant to buildings which are usually carried above roofs and are not used for human occupancy; nor to domes, towers, or spires above buildings if such features are not used for human occupancy; nor to wireless or broadcasting towers.

In any district, no structure, fence or sign shall be constructed and no vegetation shall be planted or maintained in the plane above curb level so as to interfere with traffic visibility across a corner within that part of the lot which is within a triangle formed by the street lines and a third line joining points on the street lot lines 25 feet from their intersection.

Unless specifically exempted by the Building Commissioner because of exceptional architectural design and/or site considerations, new single- and two-family structures shall be designed so that the principal facade, i.e., that facade containing the principal entrance (front door), shall be basically parallel to the front lot line.

Once a principal facade has been established for any structure or building, whether existing or new, the area between such facade and the adjacent street or public approach to the structure or building shall not be built upon or used for an unattached building or structure in excess of 10 feet in height. This shall apply to the RU and RH Zoning areas only.

In all residential and commercial districts, a detached accessory building shall conform to the following provisions: it shall not occupy more than 25% of the area of the rear yard; it shall not be less than 20 feet from the front street line, nor less than five feet from any other lot line or from any principal building; and it shall not exceed 20 feet in height.

In the RR and RS Districts, an agricultural building, such as a barn, shall be not less than 25 feet from the side lot line.

In all residential and commercial districts, an accessory building attached to the principal building shall be considered as an integral part thereof and shall be subject to front, side and rear yard requirements applicable to the principal building.

In any district, an accessory swimming pool shall conform to the following provisions: it shall not be located in the required front yard; it shall not be less than five feet from any rear or side lot line; and it shall not exceed a height of six feet.