A. Accessory buildings, structures, and uses shall be compatible with the principal use, and no accessory building or structure shall be constructed on a lot or property nor shall any accessory use be made of the land, prior to the construction of the principal building to which it is accessory. (Ord. 90-2, 1-23-1990)
B. Except as permitted for a specific permitted use, accessory buildings and structures or land shall not be used for keeping, propagation, or culture of pigeons, poultry, rabbits, bees, or livestock, whether or not for profit.
C. Except as otherwise regulated herein, an accessory building or structure hereafter erected, altered, enlarged, or moved on a lot shall conform with the following:
1. No detached accessory building shall be nearer than ten feet (10') from the nearest wall of a principal building, except an accessary building constructed of fire resistive materials as approved by the building official, may be located nearer than ten feet (10') from a principal building.
2. No detached accessory building, or when structurally a part of the principal building, shall be located in a front yard, side yard, or side yard abutting a street.
3. Detached accessory buildings or structures in a rear yard shall not occupy more than thirty percent (30%) of the area of the rear yard or be located less than three feet (3') from an interior lot line. On a corner lot, accessory buildings or structures in a rear yard shall be no nearer to a lot line abutting a street than the applicable distance required for a side yard abutting a street, and for a through lot no nearer than the applicable distance required for a front yard. (Ord., 12-15-1964 as amended)
4. No detached accessory building accessory to dwellings shall have more than one story or exceed twelve feet (12') in height, except as otherwise regulated herein. Such building height shall be measured from the average grade of the ground or pavement at the accessory building walls. (Ord. 87-27, 10-27-1987)
5. No detached accessory building shall exceed one hundred sixty (160) square feet in total area. (Ord. 97-19, 6-17-1997)
6. No detached accessory building shall be located not less than three feet (3') from a lot line of adjoining lots, except:
a. On corner lots, not nearer to the rear lot line than the distance of the required side yard for the lot adjoining the rear lot line and not nearer to the side street line than the distance required for a side yard adjoining a street, or in the case of a reverse corner lot, the required front yard on such lot adjoining the rear lot line; and
b. On through lots that do not have a rear lot line adjoining a no-access-strip, not nearer to the rear lot line adjoining a street than the distance required for a front yard. (Ord., 12-15-1964 as amended)
D. No land in the village shall be developed or used for accessory parking to serve a principal structure or building located outside the village corporate limits, except upon the grant of a special use permit by the village for that purpose. Such special use permit shall not be granted in any zoning district existing by virtue of this title unless the corporate authorities shall determine that such accessory parking use shall not cause undue traffic, congestion or other condition adversely impacting the public health, safety, comfort, morals, and welfare, giving due consideration to surrounding land uses, conditions, values and aesthetics.
In addition, no such special use shall be granted where the accessory parking shall serve a principal structure, building or development, located outside the village corporate limits, in or upon which retail business establishments conduct business, unless the owner of the land located within the village assures the village an equitable and reasonable portion of the municipal retailers' occupation tax revenues generated from the conduct of retail business in the principal structure, building or development to which the village land is accessory. The assurance of the owner shall be in the form of an agreement and covenant running with the accessory land, binding the adjoining municipality, the landowner and his or its grantors, successors and assigns to the terms of the proration of such tax revenues. The village reserves the right to determine whether the proration of such tax revenues between the village and an adjoining municipality is equitable and reasonable as a condition of granting a special use permit. (Ord. 90-2, 1-23-1990)