Figure 3. An illustration of the potential development pattern in the R-1 Zone.
(a) Intent. The Residential Single-Family (R-1) Zone is intended to maintain and promote existing and provide for new suburban-style, single-family neighborhood development patterns in numerous areas throughout the City. The desired development pattern in the R-1 Zone follows a suburban-style development pattern of single-family residential structures situated on front yards.
(b) Uses. The uses permitted or conditionally permitted, including accessory uses, in the R-1 Zone are set forth on the Use Table in Section 1103.06.
(c) Development Standards. The standards applicable to the development of property within the R-1 Zone are set forth in the following tables and illustrated in the following diagrams. Building placement, form, and component standards are as follows:
Building Placement
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Building Placement
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Lot Dimensions | |
Lot Size (min.) | 6,000 SF |
Lot Width (min.) | 50 ft |
Setbacks | |
Front Yard (min.) | 25 ft |
Side Yard (min., each side) | 5 ft |
Side Yard (min. aggregate) | 10 ft |
Rear Yard (min.) | 30 ft |
Use Area | |
Unit Area (min.) | 1,200 SF |
Building Form & Components
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Building Form & Components
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Height | |
Building Height (max.) | 35 ft |
Accessory Building | |
Building Location | Rear yard only; 5 ft min. from any lot line; 10 ft min. from rear wall of primary structure |
ADU Height (max.) | Not Permitted |
Height, non-ADU (max.) | 18 ft |
Parking Location | |
No parking except on gravel, asphalt, concrete, pavers or similar surface in front or side yards | |
Signs | |
1 monument per subdivision entrance | |
(Ord. A-3075. Passed 1-24-22; Ord. A-3116. Passed 11-28-22.)