[Amended 9-11-2017 by Ord. No. 2017-25]
The following uses and no other are permitted as of right in
the residential districts:
A. Single-family
detached dwellings.
Accessory structures and uses are permitted in the residential districts, subject to the provisions of §
260-901 of this code.
Home occupations are permitted in the residential districts, subject to the provisions of §
260-902 of this code.
Temporary uses are permitted in the residential districts, subject to the provisions of §
260-903 of this code.
The following uses may be permitted in the residential districts, subject to the issuance of a special use permit as provided in §
260-1162 of this code and subject to the additional standards hereinafter set forth:
A. Planned unit developments, but only in the A District and only subject to the special procedures and standards set forth in this article and in §
260-1163 of this code.
B. Public utility stations, subject to the following additional standards:
(1)
Structure appearance and screening. All buildings and structures either shall have exteriors which give the appearance of a single-family residential structure or shall comply with the screening requirements applicable to nonresidential uses abutting a residential district pursuant to §
260-908H of this code.
(2)
Safety fencing. All such uses shall be fenced where any hazard
to the safety of human or animal life is present.
(3)
Service and storage prohibited. No service or storage yard or
building shall be permitted.
C. Additional amateur radio facilities, subject to the limitations of §
260-901D(9)(a) of this code.
D. Personal wireless services antennas, provided that such antennas shall be mounted on principal residential buildings only and be subject to the regulations of §
260-910. Such antennas may be located within 500 feet, but not less than a distance equal to 150% of the height of any such antenna at its highest point, from the outside wall of a single-family dwelling on another zoning lot.
[Added 2-23-1998 by Ord. No. 98-07]
E. Temporary pool and garden enclosures as temporary uses, but only in accordance with the requirements of §
260-903 of this code and any conditions established in the ordinance granting such special use permit approval. In addition:
[Added 8-24-1998 by Ord. No. 98-23]
(1)
No such special use permit shall be granted for an enclosure
to be used in connection with a nonconforming pool structure.
(2)
The granting of a special use permit under this subsection shall not entitle the owner of a zoning lot to the issuance of a certificate of zoning compliance under §
260-903 of this code.
(3)
In the event that a certificate of zoning compliance is not sought or obtained pursuant to §
260-903 for more than two consecutive winter seasons, the special use permit shall be deemed abandoned and shall no longer have any force or effect. Abandonment of a special use permit under this subsection shall not disqualify a lot owner from seeking a special use permit under this subsection in the future.
(4)
The violation of any terms of the ordinance granting a special use permit pursuant to this subsection or of the provisions of §
260-903 shall be sufficient grounds for revocation of a special use permit for a pool or garden enclosure.
F. Congregate homes, provided that no congregate home shall be located
within 1,000 feet (as measured from lot line to lot line) of any other
congregate home within the Village.
[Added 9-11-2017 by Ord.
No. 2017-25]
The parking and loading requirements applicable in the residential districts are set forth in §§
260-904 and
260-905 of this code.
The sign regulations applicable in the residential districts are set forth in §
260-906 of this code.
The requirements relating to bufferyards, landscaping, and screening of certain uses and structures in the residential districts are set forth in §§
260-907 and
260-908 of this code.
[Amended 3-13-2000 by Ord. No. 2000-10; 12-9-2005 by Ord. No.
2005-34; 1-22-2007 by Ord. No. 2007-03; 1-25-2010 by Ord. No.
2010-02; 11-12-2013 by Ord. No. 2013-21]
The building height, lot, yard, floor area ratio, coverage,
and spacing requirements applicable in the residential districts are
set forth in the following table. Footnote references appear in Subsection
G of this section at the end of the table.
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Residential District
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A
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B
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A.
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Maximum building height (whichever is less)(1)
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(1)
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Feet
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31(2)
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31(2)
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(2)
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Stories
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3
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3
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B.
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Minimum lot area and dimensions(3)(15)
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(1)
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Total lot area (square feet)
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(a)
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Planned unit developments
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800,000
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N/A
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(b)
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All other uses
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160,000
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80,000
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(2)
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Lot area per dwelling (square feet)
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160,000(4)(5)
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80,000
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(3)
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Lot width (feet)
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200(6)
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142
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C.
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Minimum yards(6)(7)(8)(15)
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(1)
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Front and corner side (feet)(9)(10)
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20% of lot depth, but no less than 50
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20% of lot depth, but not less than 35
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(2)
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Side (feet)(11)
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25
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25
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(3)
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Rear (feet)(11)(12)
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20% of lot depth, but no less than 50
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20% of lot depth, but no less than 35
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D.
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Maximum gross floor area (square feet)(15)
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2,500 plus 5% of total lot area; plus an additional 650 for
garage space only; plus an additional 100 plus 0.6% of total lot area
for canopies, covered porches, covered walkways, and accessory buildings
other than garages
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2,500 plus 5% of total lot area; plus an additional 650 for
garage space only; plus an additional 100 plus 0.6% of total lot area
for canopies, covered porches, covered walkways, and accessory buildings
other than garages
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E.
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Maximum lot coverage (square feet)(15)
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1,500 plus 15% of total lot area(13)
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2,000 plus 20% of total lot area
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F.
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Minimum spacing between principal and accessory structures (feet)(14)
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10
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10
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G.
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Exceptions and explanatory notes:
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(1) Height limitation for accessory structures. The maximum building height of any accessory structure shall be 15 feet; provided, however, that private stables with lofts used solely for the storage of feed or equestrian equipment may extend to a maximum building height of 20 feet and flagpoles may extend to a height of 10 feet above the highest point of the roof of the principal structure, and the height of antennas shall be governed by §
260-901D of this code.
(2) Maximum building height extensions. The measured building height
and maximum building height shall not exceed 31 feet, except that:
[Amended 9-24-2012 by Ord. No. 2012-23]
(a)
The maximum building height may extend up to 33 feet if:
[1] The front and rear yards are each at least 57 feet in depth;
[2] Each side yard is at least 38 feet in width; and
[3] The lot area is at least 80,000 square feet.
(b)
The maximum building height may extend up to 35 feet if:
[1] The front and rear yards are each at least 80 feet in depth;
[2] Each side yard is at least 40 feet in width; and
[3] The lot area is at least 160,000 square feet.
(3) Nonconforming lots. See §
260-1005 of this code for lot requirements with respect to legal nonconforming lots of record.
(4) Clustering in planned unit developments. In A District planned unit
developments, minimum lot size per unit requirements are intended
only as a limit on overall development density and not as a requirement
that each individual unit be placed on a lot of the specified size.
Therefore, in A District planned unit developments, single-family
detached dwelling units may be clustered together so long as sufficient
common open space is provided within the development to meet the average
minimum lot size requirement of the development taken as a whole.
(5) Density adjustments in A District planned unit developments.
(a)
Authority to approve increased density. The Plan Commission
may recommend and the Board of Trustees may authorize a reduction
of the minimum lot size per dwelling unit requirement, and thus an
increase in the overall density of development, when approving a special
use permit for a planned unit development in the A District.
(b)
Maximum permissible adjustments and specific standards. The
Board of Trustees may authorize an increase in the permitted intensity
of development up to, but not in excess of, the maximums hereinafter
provided for upon compliance by the planned unit development with
the conditions hereinafter set forth with regard to such maximums:
[1]
One unit per 120,000 square feet. Intensity of use may be increased
to a minimum average lot size per dwelling unit of 120,000 square
feet if the Board of Trustees finds that the following conditions
are satisfied:
[a] The planned unit development is adequately serviced
by public sewers or, where such public sewers are not currently available
or are not adequate, the applicant has established the ability, willingness
and commitment (including the posting of a satisfactory guarantee
of performance) to provide such facilities either by extending such
sewers in a manner approved by the Board of Trustees as consistent
with the Comprehensive Plan, the Village's current sewer program and
ordinances and the best overall interests of the Village considering
all of its current needs, obligations and goals; or by making a cash
contribution, in an amount deemed adequate by the Village in light
of the benefit to be received by and the burden to be imposed by the
planned unit development, to a fund established to implement Village
plans for constructing public sewers to serve an area or areas including
the area of the proposed planned unit development; and
[b] The planned unit development is adequately supplied
with water from the public water system or, where not so supplied,
the applicant has established the ability, willingness and commitment
(including the posting of a satisfactory guarantee of performance)
to provide a water supply system by extending mains of the public
water system in a manner approved by the Board of Trustees as consistent
with the Comprehensive Plan, the Village's current water supply program
and ordinances and the best overall interests of the Village considering
all of its current needs, obligations and goals; or by making a cash
contribution, in an amount deemed adequate by the Village in light
of the benefit to be received by and the burden to be imposed by the
planned unit development, to a fund established to implement Village
plans for constructing public water mains and facilities to serve
an area or areas including the area of the proposed planned unit development;
and
[c] The planned unit development is adequately served
by public streets with sufficient capacity to accommodate any projected
traffic increase; and
[d] The planned unit development provides storm drainage
and retention facilities which reduce the risk of flooding and damage
from storm runoff in the Village and which meet the minimum standards
established by the Bannockburn storm and sanitary sewerage systems
and facilities regulations.
[2]
One unit per 80,000 square feet. Intensity of use may be increased
to a minimum average lot size per dwelling unit of 80,000 square feet
if the Board of Trustees finds that the following conditions, in addition
to the conditions set forth in the foregoing Subparagraph [1], are
satisfied:
[a] The subject property comprising the planned unit
development is either zoned in Lake County for permitted uses more
intense than single-family dwellings on lots of 120,000 square feet
and subject to a petition to annex to the Village of Bannockburn;
or located adjacent to the Milwaukee Road railroad tracks; and
[b] The planned unit development provides direct vehicular
access to either Route 22 or Waukegan Road; and
[c] The planned unit development provides special environmental
amenities such as the perpetual preservation of significant wooded
areas or natural prairie land or the provision of natural or man-made
lakes; and
[d] The planned unit development demonstrates excellence
in site planning, layout and landscaping; and
[e] The planned unit development provides, both for
the total development and for each separate lot within it, a maximum
lot coverage of 2,000 square feet plus 20%.
[3]
Inclusion of streets. The maximum intensity of development permitted
in an A District planned unit development may be increased to the
extent of including the area of all streets and rights-of-way in excess
of a width of 22 feet as part of the required minimum area per dwelling;
provided, however, that no such increase shall be allowed unless the
Board of Trustees shall expressly find such increase to be necessary
to compensate for the developer's installation of streets of unusual
length in order to accommodate unusual physical features of the site
or to preserve specific natural features of the site.
(c)
General standards for adjustment. No such adjustment shall be recommended or authorized except on the basis of the development's achieving the purposes for which planned unit developments may be approved pursuant to §
260-1163B of this code and satisfying the standards applicable to such developments as set forth in §
260-1163E of this code.
(6) Lot dimensions and yards in A District planned unit developments.
(a)
Authority to waive. The Plan Commission may recommend and the
Board of Trustees may authorize the waiver of the lot dimension and
yard requirements of the A District when approving a special use permit
for an A District planned unit development.
(b)
Special requirements; limitation of waiver authority. Special landscaping, perimeter treatment, and spacing requirements for planned unit developments are set forth in §
260-1163E(2)(f) and
(g) of this code. Such requirements shall not be waived under any circumstances.
(c)
Standards for waiver. Such waiver shall be recommended or authorized only if the development achieves the purposes for which planned unit developments may be approved pursuant to §
260-1163B of this code and satisfies the standards and procedures applicable to such developments as set forth in §
260-1163E and
H of this code.
(7) Special setbacks for signs. Special setbacks established for some signs by §
260-906F and
H of this code shall control over the yard and setback requirements established in the table.
(8) Permitted obstructions in required yards. See §
260-909 of this code for certain structures and uses that may be located in certain required yards.
(9) Special street setbacks. No building or use or accessory building
or use or any part thereof shall be erected or conducted within 90
feet of the center line of Wilmot Road or Telegraph Road, or within
83 feet of the center line of any other street.
(11)
Side and rear yard regulations for accessory structures and
uses. Accessory structures and uses may be located in required side
or rear yards, provided said accessory structure or use is located
not less than 15 feet from the side and rear lot lines; and provided,
further, that any accessory structure of more than 10 feet in height
shall be set back one additional foot from said lot lines for each
foot or fraction thereof by which said structure exceeds 10 feet in
height; provided, however, that this regulation shall not apply to
residential recreational facilities, stables, or antennas and antenna
support structures; and provided, further, however, that no accessory
structure or use, or any combination of such structures or uses, located
within an otherwise required side or rear yard pursuant to this subparagraph
shall occupy more than 30% of such required yard.
(12)
Rear yard regulation exception for decks. Decks may be located
in rear yards, provided they are located at least 40 feet from the
rear lot line in the A District and 25 feet from the rear lot line
in the B District.
(13)
Maximum lot coverage in certain planned unit developments.
(a)
Density adjustments. See Subparagraph G(5)(b)[2][e] of this
section [Footnote (5) above] regarding permissible density adjustments
in A District planned unit developments.
(b)
Certain planned unit developments (average lot size of 80,000 square feet). Notwithstanding the maximum lot coverage restrictions of Subsection E, an A District planned unit development authorizing the development of one unit per 80,000 square feet in area pursuant to Subparagraph G(5)(b)[2] of this section that also includes the area of streets within the lot area pursuant to Subparagraph G(5)(b)[3] shall be subject to a maximum lot coverage restriction of 2,000 square feet plus 20% for any one lot and for the development as a whole; provided, however, that a variation may be granted pursuant to the procedures in §
260-1153 of this code to authorize a maximum lot coverage of 25% for a lot that does not meet the 2,000 square feet plus 20% maximum lot coverage restriction as of December 11, 2006.
(14)
Spacing regulation exception for specified structures. This
limitation shall not apply to air-conditioning units, decks, antennas,
or antenna support structures, nor to any accessory structure protected
by a fire separation wall approved by the Building Commissioner.
(15)
Credit for right-of-way dedication. For any zoning lot included
within the A Residential District that has any frontage along Half
Day Road (Illinois Route 22), to the extent that any land from such
lot is dedicated or otherwise conveyed for right-of-way purposes for
Half Day Road, the Half Day Road lot line(s) for such lot shall be
deemed to be the lot line(s) as existing on September 22, 2008. The
prededication lot area and dimensions of such lot shall be applied
for purposes of calculating lot area and dimensions, yards, gross
floor area, and lot coverage requirements; provided, however, that
this provision shall not apply to any zoning lot from which additional
right-of-way has been taken, dedicated, or otherwise conveyed beyond
the rights-of-way lines set forth in the Illinois Department of Transportation
Plats of Highway for Illinois Route 22, consisting of 16 pages, and
dated September 22, 2008.