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Roosevelt City Zoning Code

R17.17 Single-Family

Residential R-1 Zones

R17.17.010 Purpose

  1. Single-Family Residential (R-1-20) Zone. Of essentially rural or estate character.
  2. Single-Family Residential (R-1-10) Zone. To provide areas for medium low-density single-family residential neighborhoods where medium costs of development may occur.
  3. Single-Family Residential (R-1-6) Zone. To provide areas for low density, single-family and two-family residential neighborhoods where low and medium costs of development may occur.

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.020 Use Regulations

No building, structure or land shall be used and no building or structure shall be hereafter structurally altered, enlarged or maintained in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) Zones, except as provided in this Title. 

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.030 Permitted And Conditional Uses

Uses designated in the following land use tables depict the permitted (P), prohibited (X), or conditional (C) uses allowed within the zone districts. 

  1. If a use is permitted (P) no approval is needed from the City to carry out the listed use, excluding potential building inspections, health department, or similar approvals.
  2. Uses not specifically shown in the following land use tables as permitted (P) or conditional (C) may be determined by the Land Use Authority to be similar to uses outlined in the following tables and may be approved in the same manner/zones as the similar use. If the Land Use Authority determines no such similar use exists, the uses shall be determined a prohibited (X) use.
  3. To encourage an appropriate level of review, conditional (C) uses (R17.02.040/17.08) contain the following abbreviations which indicate the designated land use authority for the proposed use: Zoning Administrator (ZA), Planning Commission (PC).  

Single-Family Residential

R-1-6

R-1-10

R-1-20

Land Use Description

Designation



A. Accessory Uses:




Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidental to the permitted or conditional use.

P

P

P

Household pets.

P

P

P

B. Agriculture:




Animals and fowl for recreation or for family food production for the primary use of persons residing on the premises.

X

X

X

Aviary.

X

X

X

Raising of up to two (2) sheep or goats to a maximum age of nine (9) months, keeping of up to six (6) female chickens, keeping of up to six (6) rabbits on condition that the subject parcel is occupied by not more than one (1) single family residence, the parcel is comprised of a total area of not less than six thousand square feet (6,000 sq. ft.). A conditional use permit granted by the City shall not be construed to grant any right or privilege to a tenant which is not expressly granted by the owner of any parcel.

X

X

X

Tilling soil, raising crops, horticulture, gardening.

P

P

P

Tilling soil, raising crops, horticulture, gardening, raising of up to two sheep or goats to a maximum age of nine months, keeping of up to six female chickens, keeping of up to six rabbits.

P

P

P

C. Dwellings And Other Living Quarters:




Cluster subdivision.

C - PC

C - PC

C - PC

Duplex conversion.

C - PC

C - PC

C - PC

Group dwellings when approved as a planned unit development.

X

X

X

Group home for the therapeutic care of the physically and/or mentally disabled under licensed care, not to exceed eight (8) guests and the home family.

X

X

X

Multiple-family dwelling.

X

X

X

Nursing homes, rest homes, and assisted living facilities.

X

X

X

Single-family dwelling.

P

P

P

Short-term rental.

X

X

X

Three- and four-family dwellings.

X

X

X

Twin homes.

C - PC

C - PC

C - PC

Two-family dwellings (duplex)

C - PC

C - PC

C - PC

D. Public And Quasi-Public:




Cemetery.

C - PC

C - PC

C - PC

Churches.

P

P

P

Public agency parks and playgrounds.

P

P

P

Private or public schools.

P

P

P

Public utilities, water and drainage facilities.

X

X

X

Substations or transmission lines of fifty (50) KV or greater capacity.

C - PC

C - PC

C - PC

Water, sewer and utility transmission lines and facilities required as an incidental part of a conventional subdivision, flexible design subdivision or other approved development project in the zone, except those listed as conditional use.

P

P

P

E. Recreation:




Golf course.

C - PC

C - PC

C - PC

Private recreational grounds and facilities, not open to the general public and to which no admission charge is made.

C - PC

C - PC

C - PC

F. Sales And Related Services:




Nursery or greenhouse, wholesale or retail.

X

X

X

Home occupations.

C - ZA

C - ZA

C - ZA

G. Service Activities:




Child daycare or nursery.

C - ZA

C - ZA

C - ZA

Hospital; medical or dental clinic accessory to a hospital and located on the same premises.

X

X

X

Kennel; No more than three dogs may be kept as an accessory use to a use allowed in the district.

X

X

X

Lab; provided that the lab is an accessory use to the permitted professional business as defined in the land use ordinance.

X

X

X

Professional services.

X

X

X

H. Temporary Buildings:




Temporary buildings for uses incidental to construction work, including living quarters for a guard or night watchman, which buildings must be removed upon completion or abandonment of the construction work.

C - ZA

C - ZA

C - ZA

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2019-429 § 1; Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.040 Diagrams

FIGURE 1 - R-1-20 Residential Dwelling Diagram

FIGURE 2 - R-1-10 Residential Dwelling Diagram

FIGURE 3 - R-1-6 Residential Dwelling Diagram

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2016-398 § 1(C); Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.050 Minimum Lot Area

The following minimum lot area regulations apply to lots in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones:

Single-Family Residential

R-1-20

R-1-10

R-1-6

A. Minimum lot square foot area for any dwelling or structure except as modified for duplex:

20,000 Square Feet

10,000 Square Feet

6,000 Square Feet

B. Duplex:


Minimum lot square foot area as required for the zone district listed above plus an additional two thousand square feet (2,000 sq. ft.)

Minimum lot square foot area as required for the zone district listed above plus an additional two thousand square feet (2,000 sq. ft.)

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2016-398 § 1(D); Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.060 Minimum Lot Width

The following minimum lot width regulations apply to lots in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones:

Single-Family Residential

R-1-20

R-1-10

R-1-6

A. Minimum lot width, except as modified for duplex or by the approval of planned unit development or cluster subdivisions:

100 Feet

80 Feet

60 Feet

B. Duplex:

100 Feet

80 Feet

60 Feet

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.070 Minimum Lot Frontage

The following minimum lot frontage regulations apply to lots in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones:

Single-Family Residential

R-1-20

R-1-10

R-1-6

Minimum lot frontage:

50 Feet

45 Feet

45 Feet

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.080 Front Yard Regulations

  1. The minimum depth for the front yard for main buildings in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones shall be thirty feet (30').
  2. Where the average front yard of fifty percent (50%) or more existing buildings on the block is less than the minimum requirement, the minimum depth for the front yard may be reduced to twenty-five feet (25').
  3. Accessory buildings may have the same minimum front yard depth as main buildings if they have the same side yard required for main buildings; otherwise they shall be set back at least six feet (6') in the rear of the main building, except that all carports or garages opening onto a street shall be set back at least twenty-five feet (25').

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.090 Rear Yard Regulations

  1. The minimum depth for the rear yard in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones shall be thirty feet (30') for main buildings, and three feet (3') for accessory buildings. The minimum depth for the rear yard shall be twenty feet (20') for attached covered patios, porches or decks.
  2. On corner lots which rear on a side yard of another lot, accessory buildings shall be located not closer than ten feet (10') to such side yard.

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2012-382, 2012; Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.100 Side Yard Regulations

The following minimum side yard regulations apply to buildings in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones:

Single-Family Residential

R-1-20

R-1-10

R-1-6

A. Residential dwellings except as modified for twin homes:

10 Feet

8 Feet

6 Feet

1. Twin homes:

0 Feet / 10 Feet Minimum Side Yard 24 Foot Total

0 Feet / 10 Feet Minimum Side Yard 20 Foot Total

0 Feet / 10 Feet Minimum Side Yard 20 Foot Total

2. Total width of the two required side yards for dwellings including twin homes, except that the total width of the two side yards shall not be less than the height of the building.

24 Feet

20 Feet

20 Feet

3. Minimum separation required between structures for fire protection unless otherwise provided herein or adequate fire protection is provided according to the adopted construction codes.

16 Feet

16 Feet

16 Feet

B. Main buildings other than dwellings:

20 Feet

15 Feet

15 Feet

1. Total width of the two required side yards for main buildings other than dwellings.

40 Feet

30 Feet

30 Feet

C. Private garages and accessory buildings:

10 Feet

8 Feet

6 Feet

1. Private garages and accessory buildings located at least six (6) feet in the rear of the main building; provided, that no private garage or other accessory buildings shall be located to a dwelling on an adjacent lot closer than ten (10) feet.

3 Feet

3 Feet

3 Feet

D. On corner lots, main and accessory buildings that face a street:

20 Feet

20 Feet

15 Feet

E. Any garage or carport opening which faces a street, set back from the street:

25 Feet

25 Feet

25 Feet

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.110 Height Regulations

  1. Residential dwellings in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones shall have a maximum height of thirty-five feet (35'). Chimneys, flagpoles, and similar structures not used for human occupancy are excluded in determining height.
  2. The maximum height for all main buildings and structures other than dwellings in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones shall be regulated by conditional use permit.
  3. Accessory structures in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones shall not exceed the height of the dwelling.

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-373 (part); Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.120 Lot Coverage Regulations

The following lot coverage regulations apply to lots in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones:

Single-Family Residential

R-1-20

R-1-10

R-1-6

A. The maximum percentage coverage for any lot:

20%

35%

50%

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.130 Cluster Subdivsions

  1. Cluster subdivisions of single-family dwellings may be approved through a conditional use permit; provided, that the residential density is not increased to allow more than one (1) dwelling for each:
  2. Fifteen thousand square feet (15,000 sq. ft.) in the R-1-20 district.
  3. Seven thousand square feet (7,000 sq. ft.) in the R-1-10 district.
  4. Six thousand square feet (6,000 sq. ft.) in the R-1-6 district.
  5. The total area of the cluster subdivision shall not be less than five (5) acres and at least one-third (⅓) of the total area of the subdivision shall be reserved or dedicated as permanent open space for common use of the residents, under planned unit development approval.

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.140 Signs

  1. The following types of signs are permitted on lots within the Single-Family Residential (R-1) zones:
  2. One (1) civil sign, not to exceed sixteen square feet (16 sq. ft.) in sign area.
  3. One (1) development sign, not to exceed eight square feet (8 sq. ft.) in area.
  4. One (1) real estate sign, not to exceed eight square feet (8 sq. ft.) in area.
  5. One (1) residential sign, not to exceed two square feet (2 sq. ft.) in area for the resident of a building.
  6. One (1) identification sign, sign for conditional use.
  7. Civic advertising and residential signs may be illuminated, but the source of illumination shall not be visible. No flashing or intermittent illumination shall be employed, and the other signs shall not be illuminated. All such signs shall be located on the property to which they pertain.

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024

R17.17.150 Special Provisions

  1. All permitted and conditional uses shall be subject to the off-street parking requirements included in Chapter R17.06.
  2. All side and front fences must be set back six feet (6') from the back of the curb.

HISTORY:

(Ord. 2011-366 § 1 (part),  Ords. 79-101 §§ 16, 17 and 18, 82-141 § 3, 83-166, 84-177, 84-180, 86-204 § 2(A), 94-259, 98-283, 2002-304, 2002-306, 2008-344 and 2009-360)

Ord. 2024-441, 12/3/2024