1325.05 SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL (SR) DISTRICT.
   The following regulations govern land Use within the Suburban Residential (SR) District:
   (a)   Purpose. The SR District provides for a moderately compact residential development at an average density of approximately under ten (10) dwelling units per acres with slightly higher density confined to specific blocks. This district includes single family housing neighborhoods with large front yards to provide privacy. Streets are lined with trees and landscaping, and blocks may or may not include Alleys for rear access. The maintenance and protection of the existing established residential neighborhoods is a major goal of the district and future development will generally occur in a gradual manner, through the infilling of vacant lots or the replacement of older structures. New infill should reflect the character, scale, and site placement of the neighboring homes on any given block.
   (b)   Building Form Regulations. Figures 1325-3 and 1325-4 specify the SR District’s building form regulations.
   (1)   Figure 1325-3 SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL; SR-1.
   
         A.    USE
            See Table 1327-01
         B.   BUILDING CONFIGURATION
Principal Building
2.5 stories max. 1 min
32' max height
Outbuilding
1.5 stories max
Principal Building
2.5 stories max, 1 min
32' max height
Outbuilding
1.5 stories max
Impervious Coverage
40% max
Lot Width
80' min
Lot Depth
120' min
Lot Area
9,600 sf min
          C.    SETBACKS - PRINCIPAL BUILDING
 
(c.1) Front Setback Principal
30' min, 50' max*
(c.2) Corner Lot Secondary Street Front Setback
may treat secondary frontage as a side or front
(c.3) Side Setback
10' min
(c.4) Rear Setback
30' min
(c.5) Frontage Buildout
50% min at setback
                        
D.    SETBACKS - OUTBUILDING
 
(d.1) Front Setback
10' + front setback
(d.2) Side Setback
10' min
(d.3) Rear Setback
5' min
         E.    PRIVATE FRONTAGES
 
Porch
permitted
Fence
permitted
Terrace or Forecourt
permitted
Stoop
permitted
Shopfront & Awning
not permitted
Arcade
not permitted
F.    PARKING PROVISIONS
 
See Martinsburg Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance, Article 1307 , Parking and Loading Standards
(f.1) Most lots in SR-1 are front-loaded. Alley access is encouraged where possible. Corner lots should access parking from the secondary street
*CLEARLY PREVAILING YARD PATTERN:
For lots surrounding by pre-existing structures, the setback may match the smallest neighboring setback as shown in g.1, even if it exceeds the maximum as stated in c.1.
   (2)   Figure 1325-4 SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL; SR-2.
         A.    USE
            See Table 1327-01
         B.   BUILDING CONFIGURATION
 
Principal Building
2.5 stories max, 1 min
35' max height
Outbuilding
1.5 stories max
Impervious Coverage
50% max
Lot Width
50' min
Lot Depth
100' min
Lot Area
5,000 sf min
C.    SETBACKS - PRINCIPAL BUILDING
 
(c.1) Front Setback Principal
16' min, 25' max*
(c.2) Corner Setback
secondary frontage qualifies as a side
(c.3) Side Setback
5' min
(c.4) Rear Setback
50' min
(c.5) Frontage Buildout
80% min at setback
         C.a    ALLOWANCES FOR FRONT-LOADED LOTS
 
(c.2a) Side Setback
5' min
(c.5a) Frontage Buildingout
50% min to setback
(d.1a) Outbuilding Front Setback
10' + bldg setback min, 35' max permitted in front
   
         D.    SETBACKS - OUTBUILDING
 
(d.1) Front Setback
50' max from rear
(d.2) Side Setback
5' min
(d.3) Rear Setback
5' min
         E.    PRIVATE FRONTAGES
 
Porch
permitted, may extend up to 8' beyond front setback
Fence
permitted
Terrace or Forecourt
not permitted
Stoop
permitted
Shopfront & Awning
not permitted
Arcade
not permitted
         F.    PARKING PROVISIONS
 
See Martinsburg Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance, Article 1307 , Parking and Loading Standards
(f.1) Alley access is encouraged where possible. Existing lots without alley access may use the allowances in section C.a to obtain a larger setback.
(Ord. 2021-07. Passed 7-21-21.)