The following regulations shall apply to any and all accessory uses, buildings and structures, wherever situated:
A. Buildings or structures attached to or forming an integral part of a principal building or structure and utilized for an accessory use shall not be considered as accessory buildings or structures and shall conform to all requirements for a principal structure for the district in which situated.
B. Accessory buildings, structures or uses shall not be located between the principal building and any public street right-of-way, except that a detached vehicle garage of a dwelling may be allowed within the second front yard on a corner lot, provided it is behind the dwelling.
C. Offices to sell dwellings in a development are permitted accessory uses, but such uses must be removed or converted to an allowed use upon the sale of the last on-site residential unit offered for sale. A sales office may also be temporarily located in a permanent dwelling that is later used as a dwelling.
D. All in-ground swimming pools, as defined in § 600-2202, shall conform to all requirements as a structure for the district in which situated. The water surface of a pool shall not be less than seven feet from the side and rear property lines. Pools shall meet the fence and gate requirements of Chapter 180, Construction Codes.
E. In-ground pools as defined and regulated in Chapter 527, Part 1, Private Swimming Pools, of the Code of the City of Reading shall be included in computing impervious coverage. The water surface of a swimming pool shall be set back a minimum of 10 feet from any lot line or street right-of-way line.
F. Human habitation in accessory buildings is prohibited.