This district is intended to promote and preserve residential development. Regulations are designed to stabilize and protect the single-family residential character of the district, to promote and encourage creation of a favorable environment for family life, and to prohibit all incompatible activities. Land use is composed chiefly of individual homes, together with required recreation, religious and educational facilities as the basic elements of a balanced neighborhood. Certain essential and complementary uses are permitted under conditions and standards which must assure their compatibility with the character of the district.
(Ord. 736 Art. IV § (A)(2)(a), 1997)
Limited to fences and walls (as noted in A-D below), garage, enclosed storage, barn, satellite earth station, swimming pool, amateur radio tower, game court (unlighted), home occupation (see Section 17.52.020) and household pets. Storage containers (see Definitions, 17.08.020) may be permitted on a construction site.
A. 
Fences and walls, provided they are no higher than three feet in the front yard, no higher than six feet six inches in the side or rear yard.
B. 
The side yard fence shall not extend beyond the front of the principal building.
C. 
Open wire fences exceeding the above heights are allowed around schools and other public or quasi-public uses when necessary for the safety or restraint of the occupants thereof.
D. 
No fence may contain barbed wire, electrical current, broken glass, or other hazardous material.
(Ord. 736 Art. IV § (A)(2)(d), 1997; Manual, Amended, 06/18/2004)