The term applied to a building, structure or use which is clearly incidental or subordinate to and customarily in connection with the principal building, structure or use. Any accessory building or structure attached to a principal building or structure is deemed to be part of such principal building or structure in applying the bulk requirements to such building or structure. No building, structure or use shall be considered accessory where such building, structure or use requires a greater area of a lot or for which greater restrictions apply than for the principal building, structure or use on the lot area imposed by this chapter.

Any sign related to a business, service or profession conducted upon the premises where such sign is located.

A sidewalk or pathway affixed to the land, not more than two inches in height measured from grade level, and not more than 48 inches in width.

Physically touching or bordering upon or sharing a major portion of a common property line.

A facility for the care and treatment of animals by licensed doctors of veterinary medicine. This does not include animal kennels, shelters and/or similar facilities.

A dwelling unit generally located above commercial or retail uses. The structures which are commonly known as "apartment houses" are now defined as "multiple-family dwellings."

The measure of land in a horizontal plane, uncorrected or adjusted for legal encumbrances, surface conditions or slope.

That portion of a building immediately below the roof and wholly or partly within the roof framing, between the roof and the net finished floor or floor/ceiling beams below.

See "car and van wash."

An area or facility where two or more motor vehicles in operating condition are offered or displayed for sale, lease or rental.

A nonpermanent roof-like structure, regardless of materials or composition projecting from and supported by a building.

A platform projecting from and attached at least to one wall of a building, above the first floor level enclosed on all unattached sides by guard rails or other low walls and not accessible by any staircase.

That portion of a building which is partly underground, but which has at least 50% of its interior height, measured from floor to ceiling at the front of the building, above the average finished grade of the ground adjoining the building.

A habitable space within a dwelling or dwelling unit, primarily used as sleeping quarters, in excess of 80 square feet, other than dining room, bathroom, hallway, kitchen or cellar.

A sign which directs attention to a business, commodity, service, entertainment or attraction, which is generally conducted, sold, offered or existing elsewhere than on the same lot where such sign is displayed.

That property abutting on one side of a street and lying between the two nearest intersecting or intercepting streets or nearest intersecting or intercepting street and railroad right-of-way, park or boundary.

Any family member of the following group: parent, child, grandparent or grandchild.

A person, unrelated to the owner or tenant of a premises, occupying, on a transient basis, at least a single room in a dwelling without individual kitchen facilities.

See "screen or screening."

Any completed permanent structure or extension thereof or addition thereto, having a roof supported by such things as columns, posts, piers or walls and intended for the shelter, business, housing or enclosing of persons, animals or property.

The aggregate of the maximum horizontal area of the building and accessory buildings on a lot.

A building in which is conducted the main or principal use of the lot on which said building is situated.

That part of a building, structure or nonbuilding use which does not conform to one or more of the applicable bulk requirements of this chapter and the Building Code.

A roof-like cover, regardless of materials or composition, projecting from a building (but not supported by the building), totally supported vertically by means of pillars, poles, columns or posts, and is to be construed as a permanent structure.

A projecting beam or member, supported on at least one end and which supports a usable living area (floor, balcony, terrace, etc.), whether open or closed.

A facility used primarily for washing cars and small vans.

An open-sided roofed automobile shelter generally attached to the side of a building.

That portion of a building which is partly (or wholly) underground but which has less than 50% of its interior height, measured from floor to ceiling, at its front or entrance above the average finished grade of the ground adjoining the building.

Official certification that a building or structure or part thereof or an open nonbuilding use conforms to the use requirements and other pertinent provisions of this chapter and may be used in conformity with law.

Official certification that a building or structure conforms to this chapter and the New York State Fire Prevention and Building Code and may be occupied.

Any use which differs substantially or categorically from the previous use of a building, structure or nonbuilding use.

A building, completed structure, lot or land area, authorized by law to be used for the benefit or operation of a private or public organization, which shall be deemed to include community centers, fraternal organizations, meeting halls, service organizations and philanthropic and charitable organizations.

Any motor vehicle registered or defined as a commercial vehicle or livery vehicle by the Department of Motor Vehicles of New York State or County of Nassau and/or used in a trade or business.

See "trade storage yard."

An opened or unroofed enclosure adjacent to or attached to a building; more specifically, a service area adjoining a multiple-family dwelling, hotel or commercial structure that may be used to supply required light and ventilation as required by code.

The area of the lot covered by a building or buildings.

A place in the road where the actual curb exists or is intended to exist.

Any room, hall, building or portion of a building in which dancing is the principal use and to which the public may gain admission with or without payment of a fee.

A platform projecting from and generally attached to a building or other structure and to the ground below not less than eight inches in height measured from the ground to the top of the platform and which may be protected on all unattached sides by guard rails or other low walls.

See "street line."

An electromagnetic device which can convert an electromagnetic wave transmitted from a satellite into either visual or audible signals, or both, for television viewing.

In the following list, each district and the uses it allows shall be deemed to be more restrictive than the districts following it and each district and the uses it allows shall be deemed to be less restrictive than the districts preceding it: PK, P, SC, R-2, R-1, R-A, CX, C-1, C-2, C-3.

A paved area or hardened surface leading from a public road to a garage or legal parking space.

A covering attached to a building which may be retractable, used to protect pedestrians or outdoor areas from the elements.

A heavy metal container with a cover having a capacity of nine cubic feet or more, with or without wheels, used to contain nontoxic waste temporarily while awaiting pickup or transport to disposal site.

A building containing one or more dwelling units which is designed, used or occupied for residential purposes.

A group of two or more single-family, two-family or multiple-family dwellings occupying a lot in one ownership, having any yard in common.

A building or entirely self-contained portion thereof containing complete housekeeping facilities for only one family, including any domestic servants employed on the premises, having no enclosed habitable space (other than vestibules, entrances or other hallways or porches) cooking or sanitary facilities in common with any other dwelling unit. A house trailer, boarding or rooming house, convalescent home, dormitory, fraternity house, hotel, inn, lodging, nursing or other similar home or other similar structure shall not be deemed to constitute a dwelling unit or units.

A detached dwelling containing one dwelling unit, located on its own lot, which is separated from other dwellings by open space.

A dwelling which comprises one dwelling unit for one family which is attached or connected on each side to another dwelling unit for one family at the common property lines by means of a party wall, with each dwelling unit on its own lot.

A dwelling unit which comprises one dwelling unit for one family and which is attached or connected to another dwelling unit for one family at the common property line by means of a party wall and which is separated from any other dwelling by open space on the side lot line opposite the party wall and by open space on the front and rear lot lines with each dwelling unit on its own lot.

A detached dwelling containing two dwelling units, located on its own lot, which is separated from other dwellings by open space.

A dwelling which comprises two dwelling units, each for one family and which is attached or connected on each side to another dwelling which comprises two dwelling units, each for one family, at the common property lines by means of a party wall, with each two-family dwelling on its own lot.

A dwelling which comprises two dwelling units and which is attached or connected to another dwelling which comprises two dwelling units, each for one family, at the common property line, by means of a party wall and which is separated from any other dwelling by open space on the side lot line opposite the party wall and by open space on the front and rear lot lines. Each two family dwelling must be on its own lot.

Whenever reference is made in terms or substance to the "effective date of this chapter," it shall mean September 9, 1990.

Any act, play, show, review, pantomime, scene, song or dance, participated in by one or more employees, guests, customers or any other person or persons. Cabaret- type entertainment shall include the playing of records or tapes in conjunction with the foregoing. The sole playing of background music, jukeboxes, piano or recorded music does not constitute cabaret-type entertainment.

One or more persons related by blood, adoption or marriage, living and cooking together as a single housekeeping unit, exclusive of household servants, or a number of persons, but not exceeding two, living and cooking together as a single housekeeping unit, though not related by blood, adoption or marriage, shall be deemed to constitute a "family."

A barrier utilized for confinement, protection, separation or aesthetics. This definition does not include retaining walls, building walls or structural walls or cultivated or natural growth of shrubs and trees.

A fence being less than 1/2 solid per square foot.

A fence being more than 1/2 solid per square foot.

A change or adjustment to an approved site development plan, due to an undiscovered physical site condition or other previously unknown condition, that will not substantially alter the intent, layout or design of the approved plan.

Regulations set forth in the Building Code requiring the use of fireproof or non-fireproof-type construction.

This ratio expresses the relationship between the amount of habitable floor area permitted in a building and the area of the lot on which the building stands. The size (or bulk) of a building on a lot is determined by such floor area ratio assigned by this chapter to each CX or R District. It is intended to control the volume (cubic) of a main dwelling.

A premises or portion thereof, used or intended to be used for the operation of more than three vending machines for amusement purposes accessory to a permitted principal use of the premises.

A premises or portion thereof, used or intended to be used for the operation of not more than three vending machines for amusement purposes accessory to a permitted principal use of the premises.

An enclosed building or structure or part thereof intended for the storage or parking of vehicles.

An enclosed building or structure or part thereof, used solely for the parking and storage of commercial vehicles.

An enclosed or partly enclosed building or structure, including a carport, detached or attached to the main building, designed or intended to be used as an accessory use for the parking and storage of noncommercial motor vehicles and with a height not exceeding 15 feet.

A building or part thereof, other than a private garage or commercial storage garage, used for the storage and/or repair of motor vehicles for a fixed fee or charge or where any such vehicles are kept for hire.

See "motor vehicle maintenance and repair facility."

The gross aggregate area of all floors having a finished ceiling height of not less than seven feet measured from the finished floor to the finished ceiling surface, excluding cellars and rooms for heating equipment, garages, breezeways and unroofed porches. Habitable floor area under a sloping ceiling shall include such floor area for which the headroom is not less than five feet above the finished floor surface and then only if at least 50% of such floor area has a ceiling height of not less than seven feet and only if such floor that is located above another floor has access to the floor below by a permanent built-in staircase. This term and definition shall be limited solely to the purpose of computing minimum bulk requirements for residential uses and shall not be demanded to contradict or replace the terms "habitable space" or "uninhabitable space" as defined in the Building Code.

The vertical distance measured from the average level of the established center-line grade of the street adjacent to the building lot measured at the front of the building to the highest level of a flat or mansard roof or to the average height of a pitched, gable, hip or gambrel roof.

The vertical distance measured from the average grade of the lot on which the structure is located to the highest point of the structure.

An accessory use of a personal-service character conducted entirely within the primary building of a dwelling, by the owner-resident thereof, which is incidental and secondary to the residential use of the dwelling, does not change the character thereof, and does not have any exterior evidence of such accessory use other than a permitted announcement sign. A home occupation does not include the outside storage of any commercial vehicles, construction equipment or materials. A home occupation does not include a kennel, barbershop, beauty parlor, pet groomer or boarding, photographer's home, funeral home or retail stores of any kind. A home occupation shall be limited to the lesser of 15% of the habitable floor area of the principal building or 750 square feet.

Permissible home professional office uses include, but are not limited to, the following: clergymen, lawyers, physicians, dentists, architects, engineers and accountants. A home professional office area is limited to the lesser of 15% of the habitable floor area of the principal building or 750 square feet.

A facility existing solely for treatment and care of chronic and/or terminally ill patients.

A facility for the treatment and care of human ailments.

A building or part of building in which:

A place where dogs are bred or boarded for periods of more than two days, except for purposes relating to veterinary care.

A room or area within a dwelling unit which contains one or more of the following cooking facilities: a conventional stove, oven, broiler, cooktop, range or combination thereof; a microwave oven, convection oven, hot plate, barbecue or any other permanent or portable cooking appliance.

A facility wherein the principle use involves the experimentation, study, applied research, analysis, testing, design, production or development of substances, materials, products or scientific principles. Any such facilities which involve the use of highly hazardous, biological or chemical substances, drugs, explosives or any other materials which may be injurious to the health, safety and welfare of the community shall be prohibited in all districts in the Village.

See "manufacturing, light."

Any nonintermittent source of light, string or group of lights located or arranged to cast illumination on a sign, structure, lot area or which is used to attract the attention of the public to the premises.

See "entertainment, cabaret-type."

Any off-street space designated for the loading or unloading of goods, not less than 15 feet wide, 25 feet long and 14 feet high, and having direct usable access to a street, alley or parking area except that where one such loading space has been provided, any additional loading space lying alongside, contiguous to and not separated from such first loading space need not be wider than 12 feet.

A portion or plot of land which is separate and distinct as to ownership from any abutting land.

The total horizontal area included within lot lines.

The mean horizontal distance between the front and rear lot lines, measured completely within the lot and in the general direction of the side lot lines or perpendicular to the front lot line.

The narrower boundary line of a lot abutting a street, regardless of the location of the principal entrance of a building thereon, measured completely within the lot along the shortest straight line and abutting the front lot line at one or more points. Curvilinear or irregular front lot lines shall not be measured along the arc or irregular front lot line.

Any boundary line of a lot.

The lot line which abuts or runs along the street line. In the case of a lot situated to the rear of another lot and which has no lot line abutting a street, its front lot line shall be the rear lot line of the front lot for purposes of measuring the front setback.

The lot line generally opposite and parallel to the street line, measured on a straight line completely within the lot. If the rear lot line is less than 10 feet in length or if the lot comes to a point in the rear, the rear lot line shall be deemed to be a line generally parallel to the street line not less than 10 feet long lying farthest from the front lot line, measured completely within the lot for the purpose of establishing the rear lot line.

The lot line which separates or divides two abutting parcels and which is not a rear or front line as defined by this chapter.

See "accredited zoning lot."

A lot at the junction of and abutting on two or more intersecting streets, when the interior angle of intersection does not exceed 135°.

A lot other than a corner lot.

An interior lot having frontages on two streets.

The distance measured along a straight line drawn parallel to the front lot line at a distance equal to the minimum front setback requirement and measured completely within the lot.

A lot which conforms to the minimum lot area and frontage regulations imposed by the district in which such lot is located.

The process or operation of making, assembling, packaging or processing materials, articles or products by hand or by machines, provided that said process does not create excessive dirt, noise, traffic, fumes or other noxious characteristics normally associated with heavy manufacturing. Light manufacturing uses shall not employ more than 10 persons and no one machine shall exceed 10 horsepower, nor shall any combination of machines exceed 25 horsepower in the aggregate.

A permanent cantilever-roof-type structure supported solely from a building, used as a covering over an entrance.

A facility used for the diagnosis and treatment of all ailments for humans on an outpatient basis. A drug treatment facility or sanitarium is not to be deemed a medical clinic.

A building that has a nonresidential use on the first floor limited to retail use, business office use, professional use or restaurant and a residential use on all floors above the first floor.

A building or group of detached, semidetached or attached buildings containing guest rooms or dwelling units, each of which or each pair of which has a separate entrance leading directly from the outside of the building with garage or parking space conveniently located to each unit and which is designed, used or intended to be primarily used or intended to be used primarily for the accommodation of motor vehicle transients. Motels do not include hotels, boardinghouses or trailer camps.

A separate and second dwelling unit within a detached single-family dwelling, altered to include an additional kitchen facility and bedroom(s) for the sole use by a blood relative of the fee owner of said single-family dwelling and which must contain at least one unobstructed passageway between the main dwelling unit and the mother-daughter dwelling unit. The fee owner must reside in one of the two such dwelling units.

Any device intended for operation on a street or highway, in, upon or by which any person or property is or may be transported, capable of self-propulsion by use of its own generated or stored power.

A business which offers for sale, lease or rental, new and/or used vehicles that are stored and/or displayed at the property. A separate special use permit shall be required for that portion of the dealership which relates to service and repair.

This title is intended to apply to the following uses:

See "bulk, noncomplying."

A structure lawfully existing at the effective date of this chapter, or any amendment thereto, affecting such structure or lawfully existing prior to October 11, 1952, which does not comply with the bulk requirements of this chapter for the district in which it is situated, irrespective of the use to which such structure is put.

Any lot or plot of land lawfully existing at the effective date of this chapter, or any amendment thereto, affecting such lot or plot of land or lawfully existing prior to October 11, 1952, which does not comply with the bulk requirements of this chapter for the use or uses permitted within such lot or plot of land for the district in which such lot or plot of land is situated.

Any use of a building or structure, lot or land or part thereof, lawfully existing at the effective date of this chapter, or any amendments thereto, affecting such use or lawfully existing prior to October 11, 1952, which does not conform to the use requirements of this chapter for the district in which it is located.

Any school accredited by the Education Department of the State of New York or permitted under the Social Service Law of the State of New York, designated to provide daytime care or instruction for two or more children from two to six years of age, inclusive, operated at least five days per week and seven months per year.

A facility existing solely for the nursing care of convalescing patients or persons unable to care for themselves properly.

Any map or maps, including any references to more detailed maps, surveys or studies, as may be created and/or adopted and established by the Village Board.

That part of a zoning lot including courts or yards which is open and unobstructed from its lowest level to the sky and is accessible to and usable by all persons occupying dwelling units on the zoning lot. Open space is computed as the square feet gross floor area of the footprint of a main dwelling, including any cantilevered gross floor area, subtracted from the square feet of total lot area. Area occupied by accessory buildings and structures, stoops, stairways, ramps, open porches, chimneys and similar appurtenances and the like are deemed open space for purposes of this definition. This control applies only to residential developments to ensure adequate open space in a neighborhood.

This ratio is expressed by the percentage of total habitable floor area of a building that must be provided as open space on a residential zoning lot. (For example, in a district with an open space ratio of 20%, the amount of open space required on the lot would be 20% of the total floor area of the building).

A building or other structure or a tract of land designed or intended to be used as an accessory use for the parking of commercial or noncommercial motor vehicles, which contains more than one parking space and has access to the street common to all spaces. An accessory parking facility may include but is not limited to the following:

Any building or structure other than one owned or maintained by the Village, which is used for parking or storage of noncommercial registered motor vehicles, upon payment of a fee, whether or not such use is an accessory use.

Any building or structure, other than a public parking facility or public garage or other than one owned or maintained by the Village, designed or intended to be used as an accessory use, solely for the parking or storage of noncommercial and commercial motor vehicles.

The designated area for the parking of one motor vehicle. All parking shall be at or below grade.

An open or enclosed surfaced area, not located on a public or private street or roadway, designed for the transient use of one automobile subject to the regulations prescribed by this chapter. All parking shall be at or below grade.

A platform generally attached to a building or other structure as well as to the ground, not more than eight inches in height measured from the ground to the top of the platform.

A building, structure or open area intended primarily for the conduct of organized or regularly scheduled religious services. No more than two dwelling units for staff members may be included within a place of worship.

A porch or walkway with a roof supported by columns, often leading to the entrance of a building.

The primary or predominant use for which a lot, building or portion of a building is used.

A room, assembly hall or area which is occupied by 50 or more persons and is used for educational, recreational, political, religious, civic, fraternal or amusement purposes or other places of similar-type occupancy.

A building used for the separation, extraction and recovery of usable materials, energy or heat from solid waste through source separation, recycling centers or other programs, projects or facilities.

An establishment that serves and sells food and/or beverages to the ultimate consumer for on-premises or on- and off-premises consumption. Exceptions:

A public or private thoroughfare, the width of which is measured between curblines, commonly traveled by motor vehicles.

Any public or private, elementary or junior high school, high school, college, university or postgraduate school offering courses in general instruction.

Any public or private elementary, junior high school, high school or college offering courses in religious instruction.

Any public or private school conducting a regularly scheduled curriculum of specialized or vocational study.

Any individual who has attained the age of at least 65 years.

A residential development designed exclusively to accommodate senior citizens consisting of a multiple-family dwelling or dwelling group which qualifies to be constructed with the assistance of mortgage financing or other financial assistance of a state or federal governmental agency and is constructed and maintained on a nonprofit basis by an organization or its wholly-owned subsidiary incorporated pursuant to the provisions of the Private Housing Finance Law of the State of New York.

The minimum required distance between a principal building or occupancy, structure or use and a property line of the lot.

The minimum required distance between the principal or accessory building, structure or use and the front lot line.

The minimum required distance between the principal or accessory building, structure or use and the rear lot line.

The minimum required distance between the principal or accessory building, structure or use and any lot line other than the front or rear lot lines.

A structure or structures and customary parking and loading areas providing for a variety of retail/commercial establishments managed as a unit and which may have the following characteristics:

Any surface or device containing a display, the purpose of which is to bring the subject thereof to the attention of the public through the communication of a visual message.

A sign which is located upon the same lot as the business it represents and which is suspended from or attached to and supported by one or more columns, uprights or braces embedded in the ground and in which neither the sign nor the supports thereof are attached to or are dependent on any building or structure for support or bracing. Freestanding signs within a shopping center must only reflect the names of the establishments located within said center.

Any illuminated sign on which the artificial light is not maintained stationary and constant in intensity and color at all times when in use or any sign in which elements are free to move or are caused to move by mechanical means.

Any sign independently supported and not attached to a building.

A sign which is illuminated by an artificial source of light to make the message more discernible and shall include interior and exterior signs.

Any sign located within a building or structure and visible from outside.

Any sign located on or above the roof of a building. Such signs are prohibited in the Village.

For a permitted shopping center, a sign containing the name of the shopping center and the names of the tenants occupying said shopping center:

Any sign directly mounted on the exterior facade of a building or structure not including the roof area.

All putrescible and nonputrescible materials or substances discarded or rejected as being spent, useless, worthless or in excess to the owners at the time of such discard or rejection, including but not limited to garbage, refuse, industrial and commercial waste, sludges from air or water control facilities, rubbish, ashes, contained gaseous material, incinerator residue, demolition and construction debris and discarded automobiles. Solid waste does not include sewage and other highly diluted water-carried materials or substances and those in gaseous form.

The purposeful and systematic transportation, storage, processing, recovery and disposal of solid waste.

Any facility employed beyond the initial solid waste collection process, including, but not limited to, transfer stations, bailing facilities, rail haul or barge haul facilities, processing systems, including resource recovery facilities or other facilities for reducing solid waste volume, sanitary landfills, facilities for the disposal of construction and demolition debris, plants and facilities for compacting, composting or pyrolization of solid wastes, incinerators and other solid waste disposal, reduction or conversion facilities.

A use which involves and is subject to certain regulations of this chapter which the Board of Appeals is permitted to authorize in specific instances listed in this chapter, under the terms, procedures and conditions prescribed herein.

That portion of a building exclusive of cellars but inclusive of basements and penthouses, included between the surface of any finished floor and the surface of the top of the floor beams next above it or if there are no floor beams above it, then the space between the finished floor and the roof beams next above it. However, in any case, each 10 feet of residential building height and each 15 feet of commercial building height shall be deemed a story in the absence of floor beams.

A public or private thoroughfare duly placed on the official map of the Village, the width of which is measured as the distance between property lines and/or right of way lines.

A dividing line between a lot, tract or parcel of land and a contiguous street. For the purposes of this chapter, a street line and a right-of-way line are the same.

Any change in the supporting members of a structure or such an extensive change to a building, either inside or outside, or both, as to constitute, in the opinion of the Superintendent, a substantial change in or renovation of the building.

Any combination of building materials forming any construction assembled or erected on, above or below the ground attached to something having location on, above or below the ground, including but not limited to buildings, fences, tanks, towers, swimming pools, sheds, decks, patios, poles and antennas.

A recreational club with swimming facilities operated for members and their guests, whether or not operated for gain.

A building or area of land where a person, firm or corporation engaged in business or a related field stores materials, equipment and supplies used exclusively in business.

The specific purpose for which land or a building is used or occupied or maintained.

A use in which a particular kind of business is transacted or service supplied which does not involve actual on-site manufacture of goods or direct sale of goods, commodities or services to the ultimate consumer.

See "nonconforming use."

A use which involves the conduct or performance of work or labor commanded or paid for by another for the personal benefit of another but does not deal in the sale or production of tangible commodities. Such uses shall include but shall not be limited to shoe repair, dry cleaners, beauty shops and barbershops, carpet cleaners, seamstresses and tailors.

A use in which a professional person practices or conducts such profession, but does not apply to home professional occupations.

A use which is characterized by dwelling units in which persons maintain their place of abode and carry on their primary family and housekeeping life-styles.

A use which primarily deals directly in the sale of goods.

A facility used for storage or transfer of goods in bulk.

A use which involves the resale of goods and which does not involve the direct sale of goods to the ultimate consumer.

Administrative relief granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals pursuant to power vested by this chapter from the literal import and strict application of the zoning regulations as set forth in this chapter.

Any mechanical device or structure or part thereof which may be operated by use or deposit of money, including bills and coins, tokens or electronic access cards, which dispenses food, drink, merchandise, products or commodities of whatever nature or description or which furnishes services or provides entertainment. This definition shall not include gas, electric, water meters, washing and drying machines, telephone or municipally operated parking meters.

See "animal hospital."

An open space extending along the full length of the front lot line to the front of the building or structure between the side lot lines.

An area situated along the rear lot line to the building or structure and extending the full width of the lot area to the side lines of the lot.

Open and unobstructed ground area extending inward from a lot line, the distance of which is specified in the requirements for the district in which the lot is located.

An open space extending along a side lot line to the building or structure from the front lot line to the rear lot line.