Wilbur City Zoning Code

Accessory living quarters;

Private garages which shall meet the following requirements (as permitted uses):

Cats and dogs or similar household pets, as provided for in Title 6 of this code, and when on the same lot as the residence of the owners;

Private kennel, as set forth in Title 6 of this code;

Foster family day care home;

Greenhouses, private and noncommercial;

Radio tower, amateur and citizens band;

Swimming pools and other recreational facilities for the sole use of the occupants of premises and their guests;

Portable structures as defined in Section 18.08.010 (93)(A) of this title which do not exceed one hundred sixty square feet;

Temporary structures as defined in Section 18.08.010 (93)(B) of this title;

Nameplates not exceeding two square feet in area and containing the name of the occupant of the premises;

One unlighted sign not exceeding six square feet in area pertaining to the sale, lease or hire of only the particular building, property or premises upon which displayed;

One unlighted identification sign not more than twelve square feet in area, provided such sign shall not extend into any required yard or open space on the lot or site;

Private garages shall be limited to not more than two cars for each dwelling unit;

Lot area, lot width, yards and setbacks, and height shall be no less than those required of single-family dwellings;

Signs as provided for in the R classification;

Private garages shall be limited to not more than two cars for each dwelling unit;

Lot area, lot width, yards and setbacks, and height shall be no less than those required for single-family dwellings;

Signs as provided for in the R classification;

Each apartment building or complex of buildings for which a building permit is issued shall provide a minimum area of one hundred square feet of recreation space for each living unit in the complex, including those of the owner or building management personnel. No more than fifty percent of this area may be indoors or covered. Where the total required area is three thousand square feet or less, the outdoor space shall be one continuous parcel of land, not to be located within the required front yard setback. No part of the area may be used for driveway, parking or other automobile use. Adequate fencing and plant screening shall separate the recreation space from public streets, parking areas and drive-ways;

Where areas devoted to off-street parking are contiguous to residentially classified property, then on the property line common to such residentially classified property there shall be erected and maintained a solid wall or view-obscuring fence or hedge not less than five feet nor more than six feet in height;

All lights provided to illuminate any parking area or building shall be so arranged as to direct the light away from any adjoining premises;

Conform to all requirements of a single-family residence as defined by this title;

Be assembled on the site in accordance with state standards found in Chapter 296-150B WAC;

Have the space between the home and the ground fully enclosed with a foundation facia (skirting) which is aesthetically harmonious and compatible with the home, which provides adequate ventilation and access, and which is properly maintained;

Be landscaped and sited in such a way as to harmonize with the surrounding residential properties and preserve the general character and integrity of the neighborhood;

Be permanently connected to water, sewer and power utilities. All utilities shall be underground if possible;

Manufactured homes shall be a minimum of twelve feet wide by fifty feet in length in all zones. Only double-wide mobile homes with a minimum of twenty-four feet in width shall be permitted in residential zones (except those located in trailer parks);

Be manufactured after July 15, 1976, and bear a tag or seal of approval of the state or of the Department of Housing and Urban Development;

If the manufactured home was built prior to July 15, 1976, and does not have a tag or seal of approval from the state or the Department of Housing and Urban Development, it shall, to the extent possible, be inspected by the building official, following payment of an inspection fee, for the following health and safety criteria, which they must pass to be installed:

The surface of the parking area will be kept free of debris and growth of weeds;

The surface of the parking area will be surfaced with a material that will abate airborne contaminants;

On all common adjoining property lines there shall be erected and maintained a solid wall or view-obstructing fence or hedge not less than five feet nor more than six feet in height;

All lighting provided to illuminate any parking area or building shall be so arranged as to direct light away from any adjoining premises;

No public amusement devices for hire are permitted;

Any lights to provide illumination for any building or recreational area shall be so arranged as to reflect light away from adjacent properties;

Installation of a roof with a 3:12 pitch which roof shall be surfaced with commercial grade roofing and be constructed with gable ends;

The cargo container further would be required to be constructed with eaves which extend not less than one foot from the side wall of the container;

All eaves and gables shall be enclosed;

All cargo containers must be installed on a concrete foundation or otherwise secured to the ground in a manner approved in the conditional use permit (similar to mobile home installations);

The cargo container must be painted or sided in a color which is harmonious with the neighborhood and the property owner must continue the condition of the cargo container paint or siding in a neat appearing state of maintenance or the conditional use permit would be subject to revocation by the land use hearing officer after notice and hearing.