No permit shall hereafter be issued for the
erection or alteration of a residence building unless the arrangement
of the building on the lot makes ample provisions for either a garage,
a prospective garage or a parking space with necessary driveway adequate
in size and width.
No accessory building shall be placed nearer
than five feet to a rear or side lot line. No accessory building or
buildings located in the rear yard shall occupy an area greater than
30% of the area of the rear yard.
No accessory building shall be located within
10 feet of a rear or side lot line when such line forms part of the
front half of the side line of an adjacent lot or the front quarter
of the side line of an adjacent through lot.
In the case of an interior lot, no accessory
building shall be erected or altered so as to encroach upon that half
of the lot depth nearest the street.
In the case of a through lot, no accessory building
shall be erected or altered so as to encroach upon that fourth of
the lot depth nearest each and every street.
In the case of a corner lot fronting upon two
streets, no accessory building shall be erected or altered so as to
encroach upon the area between each respective street and a line drawn
parallel to each such street in a manner to divide the lot into two
equal parts.
In the case of a corner lot fronting upon three
or more streets, no accessory building shall be erected or altered
so as to encroach upon that fourth of the lot depth nearest each and
every street.
In no case shall an accessory building project
beyond the setback line controlling the adjoining main buildings on
the same side of the street within the block.
Notwithstanding any requirement in this article,
the foregoing rules shall not prohibit any accessory building 70 feet
or more from any street line bounding the block.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Original § 53-22, Masonry garages
restricted by ground height, which immediately followed this section,
was repealed 4-18-2011 by Ord. No. 658.
[Added 9-19-2011 by Ord. No. 663]
An accessory building in a residential district shall not exceed
a height of 16 feet.
The limitations imposed by this article upon
the location of an accessory building shall be waived when the accessory
building is incorporated as an integral part of the building to which
it is accessory.
