An accessory use, as defined in §
129-6, shall be subject to the following regulations:
A. Such accessory use is operated and maintained under
the same ownership or by lessees thereof and on the same lot as the
principal permitted use to which it is accessory, except that accessory
farming may be permitted on land adjacent to and under the same ownership
as the premises to which such farming is accessory.
B. Such accessory use does not involve or include any
use, building, structure or structural feature inconsistent with the
principal permitted use.
C. No accessory use shall be operated and no accessory
building or structure shall be erected on any lot prior to the time
of the operation of the principal use or of the construction of the
main building to which it is accessory, as the case may be.
D. In any district a use or building accessory to a principal
dwelling may include, among others, the following, when used for noncommercial
purposes customarily incidental to those of the principal dwelling:
(1) A private garage or stable; air-raid or fallout shelter.
(2) A private toolhouse or children's playhouse.
(3) A family swimming pool and appurtenant bathhouse.
(4) A private tennis court or tennis house.
(5) A private riding ring; noncommercial greenhouse.
E. The following regulations shall govern the keeping
of animals and fowl for domestic purposes:
(1) Such animals or fowl are not maintained for commercial
purposes.
(2) They are housed in suitable structures, which shall
not be located in any minimum yard prescribed by these regulations.
(3) No manure, fertilizer or compost shall be made or
stored within any minimum yard prescribed by these regulations.
(4) Conditions under which saddle horses, cows, sheep
or fowl are kept shall be such as may be prescribed by the County
Department of Health or by other ordinances of the Village.
(5) The location of stables, barns and sheds used to shelter
horses or other livestock shall be subject to the minimum yard requirements
for accessory buildings as set forth in this Zoning Ordinance, except
that any private riding ring, private paddock, corral or other roofless
enclosure for horses and livestock shall be located not less than
25 feet from any lot line in the Residence R2 District and 25 feet
from any side or rear lot line in the Residence E1 District or 50
feet from the front lot line in the Residence E1 District. No keeping
of horses or other livestock shall be permitted in the Residence R1
District.
[Added 3-7-1989 by L.L. No. 1-1989]
F. No accessory use shall include a business, commercial
or industrial use or activity, except that this provision shall not
apply to the incidental sale of products grown on the premises in
connection with a permitted accessory farming use.
[Amended 3-7-1989 by L.L. No. 1-1989; 11-6-2007 by L.L. No.
2-2007]
A. Subject to the measuring requirements set forth in §
129-49, no accessory building or structure shall exceed either 2 1/2 stories or 30 feet in height in the Residence R2 and Estate E1 Districts, and no such building or structure in the Residence R1 Districts shall exceed either 1 1/2 stories or 12 feet in height.
B. The footprint of a roofed accessory building or structure
shall not exceed 500 square feet in the Residence R1 Districts and
1,200 square feet in the Residence R2 and Estate E1 Districts.