(A) In a residential district, an accessory building may be located no closer to a side lot line than six feet and no closer to the front lot line than the minimum front yard for a principal building.
(B) If an interior lot abuts a corner lot or an alley separating them and the front yards of the two lots are perpendicular to each other, an accessory building on the rear lot line of the corner lot may be located no closer to the street abutting the interior lot than the principal building on the interior lot.
(C) If a fence is otherwise permitted by this chapter, then there shall be no setback requirement for that fence, so long as: the owner of the lot or parcel can demonstrate to the City Building Inspector that the fence will be placed upon the owner's property as shown by stakes, markers, pins or other such monuments placed by a registered land surveyor, evidencing the boundary line upon which the fence is to be placed; or with the written consent of the adjoining property owner, whose property abuts the owner's property line upon which the fence is to be constructed.
(Ord. 614, passed 2-22-1999; Ord. 617, passed 6-14-1999; Ord. 676, passed 6-9-2003)