(A) Any accessory use shall be deemed permitted in a particular zoning district if the use:
(1) Meets the definition of "accessory use" found in § 155.007 above;
(2) Is accessory to a principal structure or use that is allowed in a particular zoning district as a permitted or special use; and
(3) Is in compliance with the restrictions set forth in division (B) below.
(B) If an accessory structure is attached to a principal structure, it shall be considered part of the structure. Accessory use restrictions:
(1) Height. No accessory use shall be higher than:
(a) Fifteen feet in the Conservation District or in any residential district; or
(b) Twenty-five feet in any other zoning district. Provided, that there shall be no height limit on agriculture-related accessory structures.
(2) Setbacks. No accessory use in any zoning district shall be located in any part of any yard (front, side, or rear) that is required because of the setback regulations of the district; provided that, except as specifically provided otherwise, in the Conservation District or in any residential district, an accessory use may be located as close as five feet to any side or rear lot line.
(3) Yard coverage. Accessory uses shall not cover more than 30% of a required rear yard.
(4) Use as dwelling. Use of any accessory structure as a dwelling is strictly prohibited throughout the village.
(1994 Code, § 40-3-12)