(a) Temporary structures require a zoning permit.
(b) Temporary structures are structures that are not attached to the ground and are readily movable. They are also known as red barns and sheds as sold by department stores.
(c) Temporary structures are permitted so long as no dimension in any direction exceeds twelve feet and the height does not exceed ten feet.
(d) Temporary structures may be placed as close as three feet to the lot line with the signed consent of the abutting property owner. If consent is not given, normal setbacks apply.
(e) Temporary structures may not be attached or added to other buildings.
(f) Only one temporary structure is permitted per lot.
(Ord. 2001-081. Passed 8-6-01.)