(a) 
No more than one residential unit may be constructed on any one “lot” or “parcel” if such property is less than 10,000 square feet in size.
(b) 
If a lot or parcel is larger than 10,000 square feet in size, each residential unit shall be allocated 10,000 square feet of land. Newly developed subdivisions must comply with the subdivision regulations of the city and this article. Where there is a conflict, the terms of this article will prevail.
(Ordinance 110607, sec. II(A), adopted 11/6/07; Ordinance 2011-3 adopted 3/15/11)
All property on which there are or will have structures shall have the following setback lines:
(1) 
Along the entire property line fronting on a street, there shall be a setback line of twenty (20) feet from the property line.
(2) 
Along the side and back property lines, there shall be a setback line of ten (10) feet extending the full depth of a lot or parcel that is not adjacent to a street or other public right-of-way.
(3) 
Along the side of a property where the side of the building is adjacent to a street or other public right-of-way, there shall be a setback line of not less than twenty (20) feet extending the full depth of the property.
(4) 
Only one home or dwelling shall be permitted per lot, unless a variance is approved by the city council. Each home or dwelling must have a separate water connection and sewer tap.
(Ordinance 110607, sec. II(C), adopted 11/6/07; Ordinance 2024-3 adopted 7/15/2024)
Construction on all lots and parcels shall provide off-street parking spaces suitable for the type and use of the primary structures.
(Ordinance 110607, sec. II(D), adopted 11/6/07)
(a) 
Residential property.
On property for residential development, no more than 50% of the usable land shall be used for buildings or structures and including parking areas and accessory use.
(b) 
Nonresidential property.
On property for nonresidential development, no more than 75% of the usable land shall be used for buildings or structures and including parking areas and accessory use.
(Ordinance 110607, sec. II(E),(F), adopted 11/6/07)
(a) 
Generally.
Accessory structures and uses include, but may not be limited to the following:
(1) 
Greenhouses, not for commercial use.
(2) 
Hobby or craft shops.
(3) 
Swimming pools.
(4) 
Home occupation, including the right to advertise such address and telephone number only.
(b) 
Detached accessory structures prohibited in front yard.
No detached accessory structure shall be located in any required front yard area.
(Ordinance 110607, sec. II(G), (H), adopted 11/6/07)
Special exception uses may be permitted by the city council after a public hearing on applications filed with the city secretary.
(Ordinance 110607, sec. II(I), adopted 11/6/07)