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Stanton City Zoning Code

§ 9.04.015

Accessory buildings.

(a) 
Accessory buildings allowed.
(1) 
Accessory buildings in residential districts.
(A) 
On a lot in any residential district having less than nine thousand six hundred (9,600) square feet, accessory buildings including a private garage, wash house, tool house or den, but excluding structures designed for dwelling purposes, may be permitted.
(B) 
On a lot in any residential district having nine thousand six hundred (9,600) square feet or more, accessory buildings including a private garage, wash house, den, guest house or servant's quarters may be permitted. (No rental property is permitted.)
(2) 
Accessory buildings in commercial or industrial districts.
On a lot in any commercial or industrial district, accessory buildings including structures designed or intended as living quarters may be permitted provided an accessory building designed or intended as living quarters shall be an integral part of a planned industrial development and shall meet all the requirements of an SF-2 District, provided further such accessory building shall be approved by the city council after having the recommendation of the planning and zoning board regarding the suitability of the plan for dwelling purposes.
(b) 
Location of accessory buildings.
Location of accessory buildings shall be the same as in the Single-Family-1 District.
(c) 
Coverage.
An accessory building shall occupy no more than thirty-five (35) percent of the minimum required rear yard.
(d) 
Double garage.
A double garage with a fire resistant wall at least six (6) inches thick of masonry construction, along a common property line, dividing the two (2) stalls may be constructed provided that the party wall along the common property line extends above the roof line at least eighteen (18) inches.
(e) 
Temporary structures.
Construction of material sheds shall be located as shown on the copy of plot plans and approved by the building inspector before any construction is undertaken.
(Ordinance 1053 adopted 6/11/1984)