The purpose of the Patio Home Zone is to provide an acceptable housing style for single-family “empty nest” type housing that is a sustainable quality product within the city. To provide for areas in appropriate locations where quiet residential neighborhoods may be established and protected.
(E) Any use not specifically permitted or conditional is strictly prohibited.
(Ord. 13-2026, passed 7-1-2026)
§ 157.414 BUILDING LOT REQUIREMENTS.
(A) Density. There shall be no more than five residential units per acre contained within the boundaries of each phase of every subdivision or planned unit development; except when previously completed phases of the same development have sufficiently low density that the average is still five residential units per acre or less.
(B) Lot area. There shall be a minimum of 6,000 square feet in each lot. Corner lots shall be a minimum of 6,400 square feet. Each primary dwelling shall be built on its own individual lot.
(C) Lot width. Minimum lot width shall be 50 feet; corner lots are 60 feet.
(1) Front setback. Twenty feet from the property line to garage, 18 feet for the home;
(2) Side setback. Five feet minimum on each side, except 15 feet minimum for side fronting on a street;
(3) Rear setback. The rear lot line has to average 18 feet.
(B) Detached accessory buildings and garages.
(1) Front setback. All accessory buildings must be behind the home or behind the plane of the rear wall of the home.
(2) Side setback. Five feet.
(3) Rear setback. Five feet.
(4) Maximum size. Two hundred square feet, except for detached accessory dwelling units.
(5) Detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs). DADUs within the PH Zone shall comply with all other requirements of this title and §§ 157.455 through 157.480 for accessory dwelling units that are not specified within this chapter.
(A) Main buildings or dwellings, and DADUs shall be limited to one story in height and shall not exceed a height of 25 feet. Basements and below-grade habitable spaces are strictly prohibited. Only a single habitable room in the attic may be permitted, limited to the area directly above the garage and shall not exceed 576 square feet.