Districts
Residential districts and their regulations are established in order to achieve, among others, the following purposes:
HISTORY:
(Ord. 1993-05, 6-6-1993)
District
Permitted Buildings And Uses
RR1-10 acres rural residential
Animals: The commercial raising of livestock, other farm animals or household pets shall not be permitted. Domestic animals may be maintained upon the premises, but only in compliance with all applicable animal control ordinances
Home occupation for which a conditional use permit is not required as provided by subsection 10-15-4A of this title
Single-family dwellings
Structures, accessory to single-family dwellings
R1-2 acres very low density
Any permitted building or use in the RR1-10 district
R1-1 acre very low density
Any permitted building or use in the RR1-10 district
R1-80 very low density residential
Any permitted building or use in the RR1-10 district
R1-40 low density residential
Any permitted building or use in the RR1-10 district
R1-19 medium density residential
Any permitted building or use in the RR1-10 district
HISTORY:
(Ord. 2006-03, 1-24-2006; amd Ord. 2019-04, 8-27-2019; amd. Ord.2025-12)
Buildings, structures and uses of land shall be allowed in residential districts as set forth in the following schedule, but only upon obtaining a conditional use permit in accordance with the requirements of chapter 15 of this title:
District
Conditional Uses
RR1-10 acres rural residential
Guest facilities (1 per residential lot) not operated for commercial purposes, provided there is a residence on the lot
Home occupations, except those for which a conditional use permit is not required by subsection 10-15-4A of this title
Parking and garage facilities
Private recreation uses (such as golf courses, cross country skiing, snowmobiling and equestrian facilities, when included as part of a planned unit development project) and including related accessory commercial uses
Public works facilities
Satellite dish antenna having any dimension greater than 5 feet
Temporary buildings and enclosures
R1-2 acres very low density
Any conditional use in the RR1-10 district
R1-1 acre very low density
Any conditional use in the RR1-10 district
R1-80 very low density residential
Any conditional use in the RR1-10 district
R1-40 low density residential
Any conditional use in the RR1-10 district
R1-19 medium density residential
Any conditional use in the RR1-10 district
R1-2PUD
Any conditional use in the RR1-10 district
R1-1PUD
Any conditional use in the RR1-10 district
HISTORY:
(Ord. 2006-03, 1-24-2006)
Land and buildings shall be used only in accordance with the lot area regulations; and buildings shall be erected, altered, moved and maintained only in accordance with the area, yard and building height regulations set forth in the following section:

G. Flag Lots: Flag Lots shall not be permitted. All lots must have full required frontage along the roadway.
HISTORY:
(Ord. 1993-05, 6-6-1993; amd. Ord. 2021-15, 5-26-2021)
District
Dwelling Type
Min. Lot Area
Min. Lot Width (ft.)
Min. Front Setback (ft.)
Min. Side Setback (ft.)
Min. Rear Setback (ft.)
Min. Corner Lot Setback Front/Side (ft.)***
Height Max.
Driveway Setback (ft.)
Lot Coverage By Bldg. (Max %)
RR1-10
One-family dwelling
10 acres
300
50
40
40
50
35 ft.
20
10%
R1-2
One-family dwelling
2 acres
200
50
30
30
50
35 ft.
20
25%
*R1-2 PUD
One-family dwelling
2 acres
200
50
15
30
50
35 ft.
20
25%
R1-1
One-family dwelling
1 acre
150
50
30
30
50
35 ft.
20
35%
*R1-1 PUD
One-family dwelling
1 acre
150
50
30
30
50
35 ft.
20
35%
R1-80
One-family dwelling
80,000 sq. ft.
200
50
30
30
50
35 ft.
10
25%
R1-40
One-family dwelling
40,000 sq. ft.
150
50
30
30
50
35 ft.
7.5
25%
R1-19
One-family dwelling
19,000 sq. ft.
100
30
20/15
30
30
35 ft.
7.55
25%
**Mountain Villa Overlay Zone
One-family dwelling
19,000 sq. ft.
60/65
25
Varies
20
30
35 ft.
5
50%
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* Setback requirements for R1-1 PUD and R1-2 PUD are as shown, unless changed or modified in article 10-10A governing planned unit development zones (PUDs)
** This zone comprises two lot sizes. One, an Estate Lot (larger lot) which is one-half acre or larger, and a Village Lot (smaller) which is less than one-half acre in size. Setbacks for Estate lots are the same as for the R1-19 zoning; while setbacks for the Village Lot are as stated in section 10-10B-6.
*** For all zones, corner lots shall have a side yard setback along the street equal to the front yard setback. Where the rear yard of a corner lot abuts the side yard of an adjacent lot, the rear yard setback of the corner lot shall be equal to the side yard setback of the adjacent lot if they are in the same zone. For accessory building setbacks, see City Code 10.11.2 and 10.11.3C(D).
HISTORY:
(Ord. 2006-03, 1-24-2006; Ord. 2021-09, 5-11-2021; Ord. 2021-24, 10-26-2021;Ord. 2023-13, 06-27-2023; Ordinance 2026-03, 01-27-2026; Ord. 2026-15, 08-15-2026)
Off-street parking requirements for an allowed use shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of chapter 16 of this title.
HISTORY:
(Ord. 1993-05, 6-6-1993)
Signs shall be permitted in accordance with the provisions of chapter 13 of this title.
HISTORY:
(Ord. 1993-05, 6-6-1993)
Site plan review requirements shall be in accordance with the provisions of chapter 12 of this title.
HISTORY:
(Ord. 1993-05, 6-6-1993)
The requirements for planned unit development in residential districts shall be in accordance with the provisions of chapter 10, article A of this title.
HISTORY:
(Ord. 1993-05, 6-6-1993)
Any light source which exceeds one thousand two hundred (1,200) lumens (about a one hundred (100) watt incandescent bulb, or equivalent) must have its light source shielded such that:
HISTORY:
(Ord. 1993-05, 6-6-1993)