(1) Permitted Principal Uses. The following principal uses, and no others, are permitted in the LDR zone:

(2) Permitted Accessory Uses. Accessory uses and structures are permitted in the LDR zone, provided they are incidental to and do not substantially alter the character of the permitted principal use or structure. Such permitted accessory uses and structures include, but are not limited to, the following:

(6) Side Yard - Driveway. (See Section 14.37.100, Provo City Code)

(7) The Development Services Director, or designee, may reduce the setbacks of this zone subject to finding that all of the following conditions exist:

(8) Accessory Buildings Within the Buildable Area. Accessory buildings meeting all setback requirements (within the buildable area) for the main dwelling shall:

(9) Accessory Building Outside the Buildable Area. Accessory buildings that do not meet the setback requirements (outside the buildable area) for the main dwelling shall meet the conditions in Subsection (8) of this Section and shall:

(1) The following structures may be erected on or project into any required yard:

(2) The structures listed below may project into a minimum front or rear yard not more than four (4) feet, and into a minimum side yard not more than two (2) feet.

(1) Maximum building height: thirty (30) ft.

(2) Maximum main floor elevation: thirty (30) inches above the lowest adjacent street curb elevation.

(1) Signs (see Chapter 14.38, Provo City Code).

(2) Landscaping (see Chapter 15.20, Provo City Code).

(3) Trash storage (see Section 14.34.080, Provo City Code).

(4) Fencing (see Section 14.34.500, Provo City Code).

(5) Parking, Loading and Access. Each land use in the LDR zone shall have automobile parking sufficient to comply with the requirements of Chapter 14.37, Provo City Code.

(6) In any new project consisting of twenty (20) or more residential units, an area equivalent to twenty percent (20%) of the gross lot area must be developed as residential amenities in accordance with the requirements set forth in Section 14.34.330, Provo City Code. Landscaping within the required setbacks may not be counted towards meeting this provision.

(7) In any new project consisting of twenty (20) or more residential units, the open space must be massed or accumulated to be functional as a recreational amenity or gathering space.

(1) Prior to the issuance of a building permit for any multiple residential project over two (2) dwelling units, a contract must be entered into between Provo City and the developer agreeing to a determined occupancy based on a given number of parking spaces. This contract shall be recorded with the Utah County Recorder’s Office and shall be a covenant running with the property. A copy of a recorded deed for the property in question must also be submitted prior to the issuance of a building permit which indicates the maximum allowable occupancy as a deed restriction. Attached to the deed must be a document that separately lists the occupancy according to Provo City Code, the previously mentioned deed restrictions and any other use restrictions pertaining to parking and occupancy such as restrictions of use as noted in condominium covenants. This document must be signed, dated and notarized indicating that the owner acknowledges and agrees to all restrictions and regulations stated on the deed and attachments.

(2) Upon submittal of the documents required in this Section any violation to the restrictions and regulations noted therein will be considered a misdemeanor offense and will be subject to criminal action as provided in Section 1.03.010, Provo City Code.