One-family dwellings (see Subsection 23-3.4A, Schedule of Lot, Yard, and Building Regulations[1]).

A homeowners' association created by master deed may install and maintain accessory buildings and structures and uses and stormwater management uses.

Private garages not in excess of 1,200 square feet of building area, including detached and attached garages.

Customary residential storage buildings not in excess of 200 square feet of building area.

Shelters for domestic pets not in excess of 50 square feet of building area, exclusive of runs.

Other customary residential secondary structures and buildings, such as private swimming pools, private tennis courts, fireplaces, trellises, post lights, recreational apparatus, secondary buildings and structures customarily associated with a swimming pool on the premises (not exceeding 200 square feet and providing that no residential living quarters are contained therein), and the like (unless prohibited by the master deed or bylaws of a homeowners' association).