Height. No building or structure shall exceed 35 feet in height as measured using the Oregon Structural Specialty Code.

Yard Size Requirements. There shall be a side yard, a rear yard and a front yard for every multi-family dwelling, unless provided for in Section 10.76.050 (General Exceptions to Yard Requirements); which yard shall have a minimum depth as follows:

The yard separation between two or more main buildings on the same lot shall be equal to that interior side yard depth measured to an assumed property line drawn between the buildings. The yard depth between the assumed property line and the building shall be not less than as provided in this Title.

Landscaped Yards. Criteria for a Multi-family Development Permit shall include landscaped yards provided according to or in excess of the following:

Lot Area and Width. The minimum lot area for multi-family use shall be 10,000 square feet for a three or more dwellings; each additional dwelling shall require 2,000 square feet in the R-3 zone and 1,500 square feet of lot area in the RM and RLC zones. No main building or group of main buildings shall occupy more than 60% in the R-3 zone and 40% in the RM and RLC zones of the lot area, and no detached accessory structure may occupy more than 25% of any side or rear yard.

Parking Requirements. All multi-family uses shall conform to the requirements of Chapter 10.52 of this title.

The accessory dwelling unit may be established by:

The square footage of the accessory dwelling shall not exceed 50% of the primary dwelling exclusive of the garage, or 1,000 square feet, whichever is less. The minimum area shall not be less than 300 square feet.

The accessory dwelling shall meet all applicable standards for this zone including, but not limited to, setbacks, height, and building codes in effect at the time of construction.

The primary residence shall provide parking per Section 10.52.050. The accessory dwelling unit does not require on-site parking.

The accessory dwelling unit may have independent services that include, but are not limited to, water, sewer, and electricity. The accessory dwelling unit may connect to the primary dwelling for water and sewer if it has adequate capacity as determined through the Building Plan Review process. An accessory dwelling unit cannot be partitioned or subdivided from the parcel of the primary dwelling if there are shared water and sewer lines.

Not more than one accessory dwelling unit shall be allowed per lot or parcel.

The accessory dwelling unit shall contain a kitchen, bathroom, living, and sleeping area that completely independent from the primary dwelling.

Owner occupancy of the primary unit or accessory dwelling unit is not required.

Water and sanitary sewer connections shall either be new services to the City system, or connected to the primary structure based on building permit review of adequacy of water and sanitary pipe sizes.

Recreational vehicles, motor vehicles, travel trailers and all other forms of towable or manufactured structures not built in accordance with the Residential Specialty Building Code shall not be used as an accessory dwelling unit.

All towers and/or antennas shall be fenced. Landscaping shall be required around the outside of the fence to visually reduce the impact of the tower and/or antenna at ground level.

In all zones, all equipment placed on the site with the tower and/or antenna shall be placed within an enclosed building.

The tower and/or antenna shall not be placed in any required setback area.

Towers and/or antennas shall be so located, designed and installed as to minimize their conflict with solar access and scenic values of the area.

No direct or indirect lighting of towers and/or antennas shall be permitted unless required by state or federal law.

Single-room occupancies are permitted as follows:

Review Procedure.

Single-room occupancies must include a minimum of four attached units that are independently rented and lockable.

Each unit must provide living and sleeping space for the exclusive use of an occupant.

Occupants must share sanitary or food preparation facilities with the other units in the occupancy.

The developer may provide both facilities as shared facilities; however, when one of the facilities isn't shared, it must be provided in each unit for the exclusive use of the occupant.

The parking maximum is one parking space per unit.

Bicycle Parking.

Single-room occupancies with more than six units must provide a minimum 15% landscaping.

Height. No building or structure shall exceed 35 feet in height as measured using the Oregon Structural Specialty Code.

Yard Size Requirements. There shall be a side yard, a rear yard and a front yard for every facility, unless provided for in Section 10.76.050 (General Exceptions to Yard Requirements); which yard shall have a minimum depth as follows:

The yard separation between two or more main buildings on the same lot shall be equal to that interior side yard depth measured to an assumed property line drawn between the buildings. The yard depth between the assumed property line and the building shall be not less than as provided in this Title.

Landscaped Yards. Criteria for a Development Permit shall include landscaped yards provided according to or in excess of the following:

Lot Area and Width. The minimum lot area shall be 8,000 square feet. No main building or group of main buildings shall occupy more than 40% of the lot area.

Parking Requirements. Parking shall be provided as listed in Chapter 10.52 of this Title.

All new developments shall adhere to the fence regulations which shall be provided in accordance with Chapter 10.60, Fence and Wall Regulations.

All new developments shall adhere to clear-vision requirements which shall be provided in accordance with Chapter 10.68, Clear-Vision Area.

All signs shall be subject to the provisions of Chapter 1064, Sign Regulations.