Taos City Zoning Code

§ 16.16.100.3

Permitted accessory uses.

The following accessory uses shall be permitted in the R-4 zone:

Guesthouse, so long as it is used only as an accessory to the primary residence, and is not an accessory to a two-family attached or semiattached residence.

Storage of no more than a total of one sports trailer, recreational vehicle, motor home, trailer or camper, provided that such unit:

Is located within the setback requirements of this zone;

Is not more than thirty feet (30') in length;

Is not used for human habitation, while parked, for more than two (2) weeks in a calendar year;

Is not permanently connected to any public or private utility system such as water, gas or electricity;

Is parked on the side or rear of the lot and are not parked or situated on any public street, thoroughfare or right-of-way; and

Is currently licensed and registered as required by the State of New Mexico.

Other uses customarily accessory, clearly incidental and subordinate to the permitted principal uses which are located on the same lot or parcel and do not involve the conduct of a business, other than a business permitted in the R-4 zone.

(Ordinance 99-05 adopted 1999; Ordinance 03-07 adopted 2003)

Taos City Zoning Code

§ 16.16.100.3

Permitted accessory uses.

The following accessory uses shall be permitted in the R-4 zone:

Guesthouse, so long as it is used only as an accessory to the primary residence, and is not an accessory to a two-family attached or semiattached residence.

Storage of no more than a total of one sports trailer, recreational vehicle, motor home, trailer or camper, provided that such unit:

Is located within the setback requirements of this zone;

Is not more than thirty feet (30') in length;

Is not used for human habitation, while parked, for more than two (2) weeks in a calendar year;

Is not permanently connected to any public or private utility system such as water, gas or electricity;

Is parked on the side or rear of the lot and are not parked or situated on any public street, thoroughfare or right-of-way; and

Is currently licensed and registered as required by the State of New Mexico.

Other uses customarily accessory, clearly incidental and subordinate to the permitted principal uses which are located on the same lot or parcel and do not involve the conduct of a business, other than a business permitted in the R-4 zone.

(Ordinance 99-05 adopted 1999; Ordinance 03-07 adopted 2003)