§ 94-68. R3 residential district use regulations.  


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  • (a)

    Permitted uses. In the R3 residential district the following buildings and uses are permitted:

    (1)

    Single-family residences.

    (2)

    Churches, Sunday schools, and other places of worship.

    (3)

    Public and parochial schools.

    (4)

    Public buildings, libraries and publicly owned parks, playgrounds and community centers.

    (5)

    Private clubs, private lodges, private social and recreational buildings and grounds for games, sports and camping, including publicly or privately operated playgrounds open to the public without charge.

    (6)

    Hospitals or sanitariums and charitable institutions.

    (7)

    Telephone exchanges, static transformer stations and public utility, water or gas installations, but such uses shall be permitted only if there is no yard for service or storage and no garage.

    (8)

    Customarily agricultural uses, timbering, truck gardening and nurseries not including commercial buildings, except such buildings, structures and facilities as are incident to such uses, but excluding the raising or keeping of hogs, livestock, cattle, goats, poultry or other livestock generally raised or kept on a farm for profit.

    (9)

    Accessory buildings, structures or uses, subordinate and customarily incidental to and located in the same lot with any of the foregoing principal uses, provided that no person who is not a resident of the premises shall be employed in such accessory or secondary use thereof.

    (b)

    Height and area regulations. The required height and area regulations in the R3 residential district are as follows:

    Maximum Building Height

    Stories  2
    Feet 30

    Minimum Lot Requirements

    Single-family Mobile home
    Area (square feet) 7,920 5,280
    Lot frontage (feet)   66   44
    Front yard depth   25   25
    Rear yard depth   30   25
    Total side yard width   12    8
    One side yard width    6    4

(Code 1982, §§ 15-205.05, 15-205.06; Ord. No. 1000, § 4, 2-20-95)