§ 153.064 R-2 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.
   (A)   Description and purpose. The R-2 District is established to provide adequate locations for single-family development and to protect existing single-family development from the undesirable effects of incompatible uses. Certain other residential and nonresidential uses are permitted where such uses are deemed to be compatible with single-family development.
   (B)   Uses permitted as a matter of right. Single-family dwellings.
   (C)   Uses permitted by special use permit.
      (1)   Churches;
      (2)   Schools;
      (3)   Parks and playgrounds;
      (4)   Essential services; and
      (5)   Customary home occupations.
   (D)   Accessory uses permitted when located on the same lot as a permitted primary use. Same as R-1 District.
   (E)   Bulk regulations.
      (1)   Minimum lot area:
         (a)   Single-family dwellings: 8,000 square feet in areas served by both city water and city sewer systems; 10,000 square feet in all other areas; and
         (b)   All other uses: 20,000 square feet.
      (2)   Minimum lot width:
         (a)   Single-family dwellings: 70 feet; and
         (b)   All other uses: 100 feet.
      (3)   Required front yard:
         (a)   Single-family dwellings: 25 feet, except that where the two adjacent lots are developed, the established setback shall apply;
         (b)   Churches and schools: 50 feet; and
         (c)   All other uses: 25 feet, except that where the two adjacent lots are developed, the established setback shall apply.
      (4)   Required rear yard: 20 feet;
      (5)   Required side yard:
         (a)   Residential uses: ten feet, except that the street side of a corner lot shall provide a minimum 25-foot side yard; and
         (b)   All other uses: a 40-foot side yard shall be maintained.
      (6)   Maximum lot coverage: 50%; and
      (7)   Maximum building height:
         (a)   Single-family dwellings: 35 feet;
         (b)   Churches and schools: 40 feet; and
         (c)   All other uses: 35 feet.
(Ord., § 4.4(2), passed 8-5-1991)