No accessory use shall be permitted to the main uses set forth in Section 1268.02, other than the following:
(a) A private garage shall be permitted as regulated under Section 1268.09.
(b) Private gardens, private recreational uses, yard structures, pools, fences and walls, where the landscaping and garden features, such as hedges, trees and shrubs, and the structures, include fences, trellises and walls, and these do not interfere with the reception of sun, light and air on the adjacent residential lots.
(c) Fireplaces may be located in the rear yard if the nearest part thereof is 5 feet from the lot lines and 8 feet from adjacent buildings, and provided the chimney is screened to arrest sparks.
(d) Private swimming pools shall be permitted under the condition they comply with Chapter 1484.
(e) Signs, nameplates and bulletin boards shall be permitted as regulated in Chapter 1484.
(f) Home professional offices of any recognized profession, including accountants, attorneys, engineers, musicians and physicians, shall be permitted, provided:
(1) The profession is conducted solely by the resident or members of the resident's family that reside therein.
(2) The profession employs no assistants other than a secretary, who need not reside within the dwelling.
(3) No equipment shall be used which will create objectionable disturbances beyond the premises.
(4) The number of automobiles attracted to the premises at any one time does not exceed two.
(5) No motor vehicle used in the profession is parked in an open yard.
All accessory uses are subject to the regulations hereinafter provided.
(Ord. 13-95. Passed 3-21-95; Ord. 111-2002. Passed 12-17-02.)