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Element | Front, Street Side, and Rear Setbacks | Interior Side Setback | 0 ft setback | |
Setback = 10 ft or less | Setback = greater than 10 ft | |||
Element | Front, Street Side, and Rear Setbacks | Interior Side Setback | 0 ft setback | |
Setback = 10 ft or less | Setback = greater than 10 ft | |||
Bay Windows | 3 feet 4 | 3 feet 4 |
3 feet | Upper floor only, 3 ft into a public
right-of-way
2 |
Balconies
| 6 feet 4 | 6 feet 4 |
3 feet | Upper floor only, 3 ft into a public
right-of-way
2 |
Awnings
3 |
6 feet | 6 feet | 3 feet | 24 in. from the face of the curb 2 |
Stoops
|
6 feet | 6 feet | 3 feet | Not Permitted |
Stairs | 6 feet | 8 feet | 3 feet | Not Permitted |
Porches 1 |
6 feet | 8 feet | 3 feet | Not Permitted |
Roof eaves, chimneys, and ramps | May encroach into all
setbacks
| Roof Eaves only, 3 ft into a public
right-of-way
2 | ||
Cornice | May encroach into all
setbacks
| 1 ft into a public
right-of-way
2 | ||
Notes: 1. The encroachment of porches shall only be permitted in conjunction with residential single-family units. 2. Right-of-way encroachments shall be a minimum of 11 feet above the sidewalk and may require a revocable license agreement in accordance with Code Section 100.35. 3. The placement of awnings shall take into consideration the overall composition of the facade. Awnings shall be designed to fit between vertical architectural elements or features including but not limited to columns, etc. In no case shall the length of an awning exceed 20 feet. 4. Accessory buildings shall be permitted to have balconies or bay windows that encroach a maximum of 3 feet into the rear yard setback. | ||||