Any use which complies with all of the following conditions may be operated as an accessory use:
is clearly incidental and customary to and commonly associated with the operation of the permitted use;
is operated and maintained under the same ownership and on the same lot as the permitted use;
does not include structures or structural features inconsistent with the permitted use;
does not include residential occupancy;
if operated wholly or partly within a structure containing the permitted use, the gross floor area utilized by the accessory use shall not exceed 30% of the gross floor area of the permitted use;
if in a separate, detached structure from a permitted use, the gross floor area devoted to the accessory use shall not exceed the gross floor area as defined in the International Residential Code (IRC).
home business, provided the conditions set forth under Section 4-11-4 are met;
in all districts, accessory structures shall be located behind the setback line, as defined that that district’s regulations from all streets;
in all residential districts the following setback regulations shall apply side yard five feet, rear yard five feet.
maximum height of detached accessory structures: 20 feet.
General Requirements for Portable and Temporary Storage Structure
Portable storage structures shall be considered an accessory structure in a residential district. A placement permit from City Administration shall be issued prior to placing a portable structure. Such structure shall not be placed on any lot or in any street without the lot owner, renter, or assignee first obtaining the placement permit
Portable storage structures placed for more than 90 days shall not be placed over or within any platted utility easement or any other permanent easement of record.
Setbacks for all portable storage structures placed for more than 90 days in all residential districts shall meet the setbacks as required in Section 4-11-8 of this code.
Temporary Storage structures shall not be placed on any lot or in any street without the lot owner, renter, or assignee first obtaining the placement permit. Such permit will regulate the placement of the temporary structure to be located in either the street, City ROW, front yard, driveway, or side yard of the primary structure.
Temporary storage structures shall not be placed over or within any platted utility easement nor any other easement of record without express permission stated on the acquired permit as issued.
Setbacks for all temporary portable storage structures in all residential districts shall be the setbacks as required in Section 4-1-8 of this code.
For construction projects requesting a building permit, temporary storage structures may be added to the building permit. Under these conditions, temporary storage structures shall be removed prior to issuing the occupancy permit.
Any use which complies with all of the following conditions may be operated as an accessory use:
is clearly incidental and customary to and commonly associated with the operation of the permitted use;
is operated and maintained under the same ownership and on the same lot as the permitted use;
does not include structures or structural features inconsistent with the permitted use;
does not include residential occupancy;
if operated wholly or partly within a structure containing the permitted use, the gross floor area utilized by the accessory use shall not exceed 30% of the gross floor area of the permitted use;
if in a separate, detached structure from a permitted use, the gross floor area devoted to the accessory use shall not exceed the gross floor area as defined in the International Residential Code (IRC).
home business, provided the conditions set forth under Section 4-11-4 are met;
in all districts, accessory structures shall be located behind the setback line, as defined that that district’s regulations from all streets;
in all residential districts the following setback regulations shall apply side yard five feet, rear yard five feet.
maximum height of detached accessory structures: 20 feet.
General Requirements for Portable and Temporary Storage Structure
Portable storage structures shall be considered an accessory structure in a residential district. A placement permit from City Administration shall be issued prior to placing a portable structure. Such structure shall not be placed on any lot or in any street without the lot owner, renter, or assignee first obtaining the placement permit
Portable storage structures placed for more than 90 days shall not be placed over or within any platted utility easement or any other permanent easement of record.
Setbacks for all portable storage structures placed for more than 90 days in all residential districts shall meet the setbacks as required in Section 4-11-8 of this code.
Temporary Storage structures shall not be placed on any lot or in any street without the lot owner, renter, or assignee first obtaining the placement permit. Such permit will regulate the placement of the temporary structure to be located in either the street, City ROW, front yard, driveway, or side yard of the primary structure.
Temporary storage structures shall not be placed over or within any platted utility easement nor any other easement of record without express permission stated on the acquired permit as issued.
Setbacks for all temporary portable storage structures in all residential districts shall be the setbacks as required in Section 4-1-8 of this code.
For construction projects requesting a building permit, temporary storage structures may be added to the building permit. Under these conditions, temporary storage structures shall be removed prior to issuing the occupancy permit.