SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. Revised 6/25
(A) Purpose. This district permits a low density of population in which the primary land use is a single-family dwelling unit.
(B) Permissive uses.
(1) One single-family dwelling unit per lot; provided such dwelling unit meets the design standards of Article III, Section 154.60;
(2) Accessory buildings or structures, as defined in Article III, Section 154.70(A);
(3) Accessory living space, as defined in Article I, Section 154.03 and Article III, Section 154.70(A);
(4) Noncommercial gardens, swimming pools, tennis courts and greenhouses;
(5) Parks, open spaces, recreational parks, and public facilities;
(6) Home occupations;
(7) Construction trailers, as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(C);
(8) Temporary (emergency, construction, or repair) residences, as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(C);
(9) Family child care facility with a capacity of six or less;
(10) Second kitchen. A second kitchen is permitted and may be located within the primary residence or accessory dwelling unit, but not both;
(11) Model home or sales office, as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(A);
(12) Community residential care facility up to 10 persons, including any staff residents, providing all city regulations are met as set forth in Chapter 120;
(13) Public utilities, including electric facilities including, but not limited to, substations, switching stations and generation;
(14) Churches and other places of worship, Sunday school buildings, and parish houses;
(15) Amateur radio antenna;
(16) Accessory dwelling unit; as defined in Article I, Section 154.03 and Article III, Section 154.70(A);
(17) Short-term rental unit, as defined and regulated in Chapter 123.
(C) Conditional uses (requiring use permit).
(1) Hospitals and private institutions of an educational nature;
(2) Family child care facility with a capacity of seven or more;
(3) Hobby breeders or animal foster care providers as regulated by Chapters 90 and 116, provided the lot has an area appropriate to the type and size of the animals being bred.
(Ord. 18-20; Am. Ord. 21-15; Am. Ord. 24-24)
SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. Revised 6/25
(A) Purpose. This district permits a low density of population in which the primary land use is a single-family dwelling unit.
(B) Permissive uses.
(1) One single-family dwelling unit per lot; provided such dwelling unit meets the design standards of Article III, Section 154.60;
(2) Accessory buildings or structures, as defined in Article III, Section 154.70(A);
(3) Accessory living space, as defined in Article I, Section 154.03 and Article III, Section 154.70(A);
(4) Noncommercial gardens, swimming pools, tennis courts and greenhouses;
(5) Parks, open spaces, recreational parks, and public facilities;
(6) Home occupations;
(7) Construction trailers, as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(C);
(8) Temporary (emergency, construction, or repair) residences, as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(C);
(9) Family child care facility with a capacity of six or less;
(10) Second kitchen. A second kitchen is permitted and may be located within the primary residence or accessory dwelling unit, but not both;
(11) Model home or sales office, as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(A);
(12) Community residential care facility up to 10 persons, including any staff residents, providing all city regulations are met as set forth in Chapter 120;
(13) Public utilities, including electric facilities including, but not limited to, substations, switching stations and generation;
(14) Churches and other places of worship, Sunday school buildings, and parish houses;
(15) Amateur radio antenna;
(16) Accessory dwelling unit; as defined in Article I, Section 154.03 and Article III, Section 154.70(A);
(17) Short-term rental unit, as defined and regulated in Chapter 123.
(C) Conditional uses (requiring use permit).
(1) Hospitals and private institutions of an educational nature;
(2) Family child care facility with a capacity of seven or more;
(3) Hobby breeders or animal foster care providers as regulated by Chapters 90 and 116, provided the lot has an area appropriate to the type and size of the animals being bred.
(Ord. 18-20; Am. Ord. 21-15; Am. Ord. 24-24)