The purpose of the R-3000-D zone is to provide for the development of detached single family residential dwelling units on a single lot. The intent of this designation is to provide for a low intensity residential living environment in typically one to two-story units.

The performance of major automobile repairs and replacement of engines, transmissions, clutches, axles, pumps, alternators, brakes, shocks and similar work, including the repair and painting of automobile body or parts, outside a permitted structure and for a period exceeding seventy-two consecutive hours within any thirty-day period, shall be prohibited. Allowed repairs shall be limited to vehicles registered to the owner or occupant of such property, or an immediate family member of such owner or occupant.

Yard requirements for the R-3000-D zone are as follows (for exceptions and other yard provisions, see Chapter 19.54):

The minimum lot size for any new lot created in the R-3000-D zone shall be six thousand square feet (for related provisions concerning small lots, see Chapter 19.42.).

Every new lot created in an R-3000-D zone shall have a minimum width along a street of fifty feet (for related provisions concerning small lots, see Chapter 19.42.).

No principal building or structure shall exceed two stories or twenty-six feet in height, whichever is less. No accessory building or structure shall exceed fifteen feet in height. For exceptions to these height limits see Chapter 19.40.

No buildings shall be located less than ten feet from any other building on the same lot.

For provisions on usable open space and landscaping applicable in the R-3000-D zone, see Chapter 19.50.

The maximum allowable density in the R-3000-D zone shall be one detached dwelling unit for each three thousand square feet of lot area, not to exceed a maximum density of fourteen dwelling units per net acre. For lot combining restrictions see Section 19.42.070.

For provisions on parking applicable in the R-3000-D zone, see Chapter 19.48.

For provisions on signs applicable in the R-3000-D zone, see Chapter 19.52.

At least one distinct ground level, street facing pedestrian entryway shall be provided to a residential dwelling unit for each fifty feet of linear street frontage and a minimum of twenty percent of the first floor of that portion of a residential structure facing a front or side street shall consist of clear glass windows allowing visibility into the dwelling unit.

Parking areas shall meet the following standard: