Victor Village City Zoning Code
ARTICLE III
Lot and Building Restrictions
§ 170-6 Residence buildings.
Every building used or designed to be used for residence purposes shall be built upon permanent foundation walls and shall occupy a minimum building area of 900 square feet for a structure of one story in R, B and I Districts; and such buildings shall occupy a minimum building area of 900 square feet for a one-and-one-half-story building in R, B and I Districts; and such buildings shall occupy a minimum building area of 750 square feet for a two-or-more-story building in R, B and I Districts.
§ 170-7 Accessory buildings.
Except in an R-2 District, no accessory building shall:
Be constructed nearer to the highway line than is permitted for a principal building or nearer to any side or rear lot line, respectively, than 10 feet;
Exceed 12 feet in height; or
Be installed in violation of restrictions on real property, including, but not limited to, easements or rights-of-way, or in violation of other Village Code provisions.
A garage attached to a principal building shall be deemed a part of the principal building for the purposes of this chapter. No business, occupation or service shall be permitted in a private garage.
§ 170-8 Corner and through lots.
All corner or through lots shall have such yard areas on abutting streets or rights-of-way as are provided for herein, except that the owner may choose which lot line he desires to consider his front line.
§ 170-9 Joining lots.
Two or more buildings or structures may be, in B and I Districts, constructed jointly or on lot lines, provided that the exterior walls of such buildings or structures are of fire-resistant materials. The setbacks of both front, rear and sides in the schedule in §§ 170-13F and 170-14G relate to residential dwellings only in District B and in District I.