(A) The following uses shall be permitted as accessory to a principal use:
(1) Signs; pursuant to Chapter 1290.
(2) Home occupation; pursuant to Chapter 1282.
(3) Satellite dish; pursuant to Chapter 1282.
(4) Fences and walls; pursuant to Chapter 1282.
(5) Uses, buildings and structures incidental to a principally permitted use.
(B) Accessory uses and buildings shall be incidental and subordinate in height, area, bulk extent and purpose to the principal use. Accessory buildings shall not be erected prior to the principal building. Every accessory building larger than 480 square feet and every accessory building taller than 12 feet is subject to design review. Any utilities serving an accessory building shall be extended from, and metered through the facilities in the principal building. Any lines, pipes, wires, cables or other infrastructure making the extension of these utilities shall be installed underground.
(C) The temporary use of construction dumpsters and the temporary use of storage containers commonly known as PODS, SAMS or any similar item is allowed provided the following conditions are met:
(1) Administrator or his designee prior to the placement of such dumpster or storage device on any residential lot. Such permits shall be valid for 30 days. At the discretion of the Zoning Administrator, two 30-day extensions may be granted. Under no circumstances shall such construction dumpster and/or storage container be on site for more than 90 days. Each permit will describe in detail where such construction dumpster and/or pod will be placed on the residential lot;
(2) The required permit is posted upon the dumpster and/or storage container;
(3) No hazardous materials or kitchen wastes may be stored or disposed of in any permitted dumpster or storage container;
(4) No more than one dumpster and one storage container shall be permitted on any lot at any one time; each requires a separate permit; and
(5) Permit fees have been paid according to the fee schedule available in the building department.
(Ord. 2003-51, passed 5-20-03; Ord. 2010-57, passed 8-10-10)