(A) Only one accessory dwelling unit is allowed per lot or parcel and limited to a single-family occupancy at a time;
(B) No accessory building or structure shall be constructed on any lot prior to the time of construction of the principal structure to which it is accessory, unless the existing structure is to become an accessory dwelling to a new primary dwelling, and it meets the remaining requirements;
(C) All required setbacks are maintained;
(D) The accessory dwelling unit shall be within 75 feet of the primary dwelling;
(E) Site plan for the accessory unit must be submitted with the application;
(F) The primary or accessory unit must be owner occupied, no roomers or boarders shall be permitted in either the primary unit or the accessory unit without having first obtained a business license from the county and not more than three unrelated persons shall live in the dwelling unit at a time;
(G) The accessory dwelling unit may not exceed 1,000 square feet and shall be similar architectural
style as the primary dwelling unit;
(H) Access to accessory dwelling unit is restricted to the existing driveway;
(I) Permitted source of water and permitted wastewater disposal following requirements of § 154.216. If a septic system and/or water are required, the applicant cannot claim the agriculture exemption;
(J) Sale of the accessory unit separate from the primary dwelling is prohibited;
(K) Accessory dwelling units are required to have separate electrical and gas utility meters as well as addresses compared to the main dwelling on the property;
(L) RV campers as defined in § 154.003 are not considered an accessory dwelling unit; and
(M) If a conditional use permit is approved, it shall be recorded as required in § 154.140. A building permit issued by the county is required for any accessory dwelling units and the property shall be neatly maintained and shall meet all current codes regarding property maintenance and public health standards.
(Ord. 2024-5-3, passed 5-13-2024)