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Buffalo Grove · 17.36.030

Additional regulations—Parking

Summary

This section outlines regulations for the use of off-street parking facilities in Buffalo Grove, specifying who can park there, how joint facilities are managed, and requirements for off-site parking locations and maintenance.

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street parking facilities accessory to residential use and developed in any residential district in accordance with the requirements of this Chapter shall be used solely for the parking of passenger automobiles owned by occupants of the dwelling structures to which such facilities are accessory or by guests of said occupants, except as permitted in Section 17.36.030H. Under no circumstances shall required parking facilities accessory to residential structures be used for the storage of commercial vehicles or for the parking...street parking spaces results in a requirement of a fractional space, any fraction shall be interpreted as one parking space. 3. Open and Enclosed Spaces. Parking areas may be open or enclosed except that when parking facilities accessory to a multiple dwelling are located in a residential or B-1 or B-2 District elsewhere than on the same zoning lot with the principal use served, such parking facilities shall be open to the sky. 4. Access. Parking facilities shall

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Downers Grove · Sec 28.5.030

Residential Use Category

Summary

This section defines the Residential Use Category, outlining different types of household living arrangements allowed in Downers Grove. It specifies subtypes such as detached and attached houses, two-unit buildings, apartments/condos, and manufactured housing units, with explicit prohibitions for certain types.

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homes or manufactured housing units are available for lease or upon which spaces for mobile homes or manufactured housing units are available for lease. Mobile home parks are expressly prohibited in the Village. Caretaker/Security Dwelling. A single dwelling unit that is accessory to an allowed use and that is occupied solely by an individual who is responsible for maintenance or security in association with the principal non-residential use of the property. Group Living . Residential occupancy of a building

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Vernon Hills · 4.7

Control over accessory structures, uses, and recreational equipment

Summary

This section outlines regulations for accessory structures, uses, and recreational equipment in Vernon Hills. It specifies prohibited recreational equipment in residential areas, restrictions on animal keeping, and dimensional and placement limitations for accessory buildings like sheds, playhouses, garages, and gazebos.

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practice nets utilized for the purpose of hitting, throwing, batting or kicking any type of ball, disc, puck or object into, over or under a net, matt or goal must be disassembled and stored within the dwelling unit or approved accessory structure which complies with this ordinance between November 1 and March 1 of each year. Exceptions: 1. Basketball standards, backboard, basket and net assemblies. 2. Recreational equipment customary to passive winter recreational activities. 3. Portable hockey nets six feet.../pick-up configuration, proximity to other home daycares, availability of outdoor space, and comments from life safety inspections. 4.7.3.14. Except as provided, the parking or storing of construction or landscaping equipment, vehicles, or materials outside the dwelling, within an attached garage, or detached accessory structure, is prohibited. Exception: Not more than one vehicle, and trailer, used in connection with a home occupation shall be stored or parked on the property or on the public right-of-way adjacent to the property

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Huntley · 156.106

Parking

Summary

This section establishes minimum off-street parking requirements for properties to prevent street congestion and promote public safety, applying to existing, new, and expanded uses, with specific provisions for changes in use and increased intensity.

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serving more than one lot or parcel may be permitted to exceed this distance, upon approval, in writing, of the Village Engineer. (d) Turnaround area. Every parking lot or garage, other than a parking lot or garage accessory to a single-family dwelling, shall be provided with a turnaround area or other means to permit cars to exit the parking lot or garage without backing onto any street or sidewalk. (e) Slope. No area of any parking lot or garage...under pavement) and buried at a depth of two feet. (d) All lighting system designs shall be reviewed for approval by the Village Manager. (7) Car stops. Every parking lot and garage, except parking lots and garages accessory to a single-family dwelling, shall be bordered by a six inch high concrete curb and shall be provided with curbs, car wheel stops, guard rails, barrier fences or other suitable devices designed and located to protect required screening, landscaping, structures

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Winnetka · Section 15.44.030 Awnings And Rigid Canopies.

Summary

This section requires a permit and a certificate of design appropriateness from the Design Review Board for the installation, erection, construction, or replacement of awnings and rigid canopies on most buildings, excluding those attached to single-family dwellings or their accessory structures. The fee for the permit is established by the Village Council.

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Permit Required. No person shall install, erect, construct or replace an awning or rigid canopy (other than one attached to a single-family dwelling or a building or structure accessory to such single-family dwelling) without first obtaining a permit from the Director pursuant to this chapter and Section 12.24.010 of this code, and also obtains a certificate of appropriateness of design from the Design Review Board, as provided in this title. The fee for such permit shall

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Evanston · 5.7.3

DEFINITIONS

Summary

This section defines key terms used in the Evanston Inclusionary Housing Chapter, such as Applicant, Approved Community Land Trust, Area Median Income, Contracted Agency, Covered Development, Covered Unit, Department, Inclusionary Housing Provider, and Inclusionary Housing Unit.

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list and/or tenant annual income certification. COVERED DEVELOPMENT. A development or concurrent developments containing seven (7) or more covered units under common ownership or control by an applicant. COVERED UNIT. Any dwelling unit including, but not limited to, an accessory dwelling unit, live/work unit, and age-restricted unit, that is either: 1. A new dwelling unit in a newly constructed development or a new dwelling unit in an existing development 2. A dwelling unit in an existing development that

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Lake Forest · 159.087

Gr-3 General Residence District

Summary

This section establishes the GR-3 General Residence District for two-family dwellings, outlining permitted uses, lot size and yard requirements, and height limitations. It aims to maintain the character of areas traditionally zoned for one- and two-family residential use.

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Parks, playgrounds and community buildings operated by municipal agencies; (3) Two-family dwellings; (4) Truck and flower gardens and nurseries, provided, on the premises and no building shall be erected upon the premises other than a dwelling and the usual accessory buildings; and (5) Accessory uses and buildings incidental to and on the same zoning lot as a principal use. (C) Special uses. Special uses may be allowed in the GR-3 District as provided in § 159.045. (D) Lot size...requirements are given in linear feet.) (1) Permitted uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Single-family attached dwellings 40 6 12 35 Single-family detached dwellings 40 6 12 30 All other permitted uses 40 6 12 35 (2) Accessory uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Buildings, accessory 40 6 12 10 (F) Height requirements. The maximum height of all principal buildings and structures shall

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Lake Forest · 159.088

Gr-2 General Residence District

Summary

This section establishes the GR-2 General Residence District, a moderate-density, multiple-family residential zone intended to transition between commercial areas and single-family residences and encourage redevelopment. It outlines permitted uses, special uses, and specific lot size, yard, and height requirements for various dwelling types.

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square feet or more; (5) Truck and flower gardens and nurseries, provided, however, that the products shall not be sold at retail on the premises and no building shall be erected upon the premises other than a dwelling and the usual accessory buildings; and (6) Accessory uses and buildings incidental t and on the same zoning lot as a principal use. (C) Special uses. Special uses may be allowed in the GR-2 District as provided...Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Multiple-family dwellings 40 20 (2-story) 15 35 30 (3-story) Single-family detached dwellings 40 6 12 30 Two-family attached dwellings 40 6 12 35 All other permitted uses 40 10 15 35 (2) Accessory uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Buildings, accessory 40 6 12 10 (F) Height requirements. The maximum height of all principal buildings and structures shall

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Lake Forest · 159.089

Gr-1 General Residence District

Summary

This section establishes the GR-1 General Residence District, designed for moderate-density multi-family housing as a transition between business and lower-density residential areas. It outlines permitted uses, special uses, lot and yard requirements, and height restrictions.

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Multiple-family dwellings; (5) Truck and flower gardens and nurseries, provided, however, that the products shall not be sold at retail on the premises and no building shall be erected upon the premises other than a dwelling and the usual accessory buildings; and (6) Accessory uses and buildings incidental to and on the same zoning lot as a principal use. (B) Special uses. Special uses may be allowed in the GR-1 District as provided in § 159.045. (C) Lot size...dwelling 50 ft. (D) Yard requirements. (Yard requirements are given in linear feet.) (1) Permitted uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Single-family detached dwellings 40 6 12 35 All other permitted uses 40 10 15 35 (2) Accessory uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Buildings, accessory 40 6 12 10 (E) Height requirements. The maximum height of all principal buildings and structures shall be governed

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Chicago · 17.17.0200

General Terms.

Summary

This section of the Chicago municipal ordinance provides definitions for various zoning-related terms. It defines terms such as 'Abandoned Sign Structure', 'Abutting Property Line', 'Accessory Building', 'Accessory Parking', 'Accessory Structure', 'Accessory Use', 'Administrative Adjustment', and 'Inclusionary Application'.

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more rooms arranged, designed or used as independent living quarters for a single household . Buildings with more than one kitchen or more than one set of cooking facilities are deemed to contain multiple dwelling units unless the additional cooking facilities are clearly accessory and not intended to serve additional households . 17-17-0248.5 Dynamic image display sign. Any sign , or portion thereof, with characteristics that appear to have movement or that appear to change, caused by any method other than...exterior wall of a building or to a roof-top mechanical equipment penthouse or other roof-top feature that is integral to the building upon which it is located. 17-17-0269 Home Occupation. An accessory use of a dwelling unit for business or commercial purposes. Home occupations are subject to the standards of Sec. 17-9-0202. 17-17-0269.5 Hookah bar. An establishment where patrons share flavored tobacco from a communal hookah or similar type water pipe, smoking

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Darien · 5A-7.3.2

Permitted Uses

Summary

This section outlines the permitted uses for buildings, structures, and land within the specified residence districts. It allows for uses permitted in the R-1 District, various types of multi-family dwellings, accessory uses, and home occupations.

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which is arranged, intended or designed for other than one of the following uses: (A) Any use permitted in the R-1 District. (B) Two-family dwellings and duplexes. (C) Single-family attached dwellings. (D) Limited multi-family dwellings. (E) Accessory uses and buildings to the above permitted uses. (F) Home occupations

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Elmhurst · 22.94

Neighborhood transition district

Summary

This section establishes the Neighborhood Transition (NT) District, designed to offer moderate residential density and act as a buffer between single-family homes and more intense commercial districts. It outlines permitted uses, maximum lot coverage, yard requirements, parking, and minimum lot dimensions.

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Uses. The following uses are permitted in the NT District: (Numbers within parentheses () indicate parking class of each permitted or conditional use. For specific parking requirements, see subsection 22.242(b).) Single-family attached dwellings (1). Single-family detached dwellings (1). Accessory uses and buildings, incidental to and on the same zoning lot as the principal use. (b) Maximum Lot Coverage. No building, together with its accessory structure, shall occupy in excess of fifty (50) percent of the area

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Hometown · 22.19

Permitted uses

Summary

This section of Hometown's municipal code outlines permitted uses within the A Single-Family Dwelling District, detailing regulations for single-family dwellings, home occupations, temporary construction buildings, private garages, and tool sheds.

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following uses are permitted in the A Single-Family Dwelling District: (A) Single-family dwellings, and accessory uses. (B) Home occupations, as defined in this chapter. (C) Temporary buildings for uses incidental to construction work, which buildings shall be removed upon completion or abandonment of the construction work, but shall not be in place for more than one year. (D) Garages, private. No garage shall exceed an area of 396 square feet, nor outside dimensions of 18 feet in width...garage shall exceed 14 feet in height. No part of any garage shall be located closer than five feet to the rear lot line, two feet to the side lot line, and three feet to any house or dwelling; nor shall said garage encroach upon any easement. No garage shall be located on any lot which cannot provide a paved approach apron which permits the entry of two cars and independently of the maneuverability of the others. Any garage

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Berkeley · 10.3.1

Adoption Of Code

Summary

This section adopts the 2024 edition of the International Residential Code, including specific appendices, as Berkeley's residential code. It governs the construction and demolition of various dwelling types and accessory structures, with noted amendments in another section.

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published in pamphlet form, are adopted as the residential code of the village governing the construction, alteration, movement, enlargement, replacement, repair, equipment, location, removal, and demolition of detached one- and two-family dwellings and attached single-family dwellings and accessory structures, with such amendments as are set forth in section 10-3-2 of this chapter. (2016 Code

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Berwyn · 1254.02

Definitions

Summary

This section of the Berwyn municipal ordinance provides definitions for various terms related to zoning and land use, including accessory structures and uses, additions, adjacent properties, and establishments catering to adult entertainment or materials.

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post-secondary educational institution that grants associate's, bachelor's, master's, and/or doctoral degrees. HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOOLS may include professional schools, theological schools, and/or research facilities. HOME OCCUPATION. An occupation carried on in a dwelling by a resident which is accessory to the residential use of the dwelling. HOSPITAL. An institution that provides healthcare and medical services for the sick and injured, which may include, but shall not be limited to, in-patient facilities, out-patient facilities, training facilities...premises as a single housekeeping unit. IMPERVIOUS COVERAGE. The proportion of the gross area of a lot occupied by surfaces that do not allow stormwater filtration, such as principal structures, accessory structures, walkways, paved driveways, and paved parking lots. INDEPENDENT LIVING FACILITY. A residential facility that contains dwellings where at least one of the residents occupying a unit is 55 years or older. Such facilities do not provide regular in-patient medical or nursing care but may provide common areas

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Elgin · 20.04.010

Terms defined

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This section of Elgin's municipal ordinance provides definitions for terms related to historic preservation and building regulations. It clarifies the meaning of concepts such as adaptive use, alterations, construction, demolition, and various certificates and commissions involved in the process.

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City of Elgin. Commission means the city heritage commission. Commissioners means voting members of the city heritage commission. Construction means the act of adding an addition to an existing structure or the erection of a new principal or accessory structure on a lot or property. Demolition means any act or process that destroys in part or in whole a landmark or a structure within a historic district. Design guidelines means the Design Guideline Manual, dated adopted March 23, 2022, originally...Replication means constructing a building so that it is an exact replica or imitation of a historic architectural style or period. Residential structure means a structure used exclusively as a dwelling unit and for other uses permitted as accessory to a dwelling unit under title 19. Restoration means the act or process of accurately taking a building's appearance back to a specific period of time by removing later work and by replacing missing earlier features to match the original

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Lindenhurst · Appendix A: Building Permit Fees

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This section of Lindenhurst's Building Permit Fees ordinance outlines the costs associated with various building permits, including an annual adjustment mechanism based on inflation or a local index. It details fees for residential permits, with specific rates for principal building construction/additions and a list of over-the-counter approved registrations.

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incidental associated with accessory buildings $40.00 Accessory buildings at and under 100 square feet of floor area (Registration Fee) $32.00 PLUMBING Base Charge $180.00 Fixture each @ $29.00 Domestic Water heater each @ $29.00 Swimming Pool Residential - Above Ground $86.00 Residential - Below Ground $172.00 Alteration $89.00 Sprinkler (Fire) per head $11.00 Sprinkler (Lawn) per head $10.00 a) Minimum plumbing alterations $89.00 b) Minimum electrical alterations $89.00 ELECTRICAL WORK New 1 & 2 Family Dwelling Base Charge (per living unit) $180.00 Residential remodeling, alterations...Alterations $89.00 AIR CONDITIONING Residential (per living unit) $89.00 Residential remodeling additions $89.00 Replacement of a unit $89.00 Ductwork $89.00 WATER SUPPLY Administration and Enforcement $47.00 SEWER DISPOSAL CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY 1 and 2 Family Dwellings (per livening unit) $180.00 Garages, Accessory buildings over 100 square feet $42.00 Additions over 100 square feet $45.00 EXAMINATION OF PLANS The fee for plan review(s) shall be paid for a principal building and all accessory building as follows: 1 & 2 Family Dwellings

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North Aurora · 13.8

Design of off-street parking spaces

Summary

This section outlines the design standards for off-street parking facilities in North Aurora, specifying dimensions for parking spaces and aisles, and requirements for vehicular access.

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curbing around the perimeter of the lot with the exception of entrance and exit drives. The requirements of this section do not apply to single-family, two-family and townhouse dwellings. F. Slope. Except for parking spaces accessory to a single-family dwelling, no area of any parking facility shall have a slope of more than five percent. Single family residences shall have a slope of no more than eight percent. No pedestrian access ramp shall have a slope

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Lake Forest · 159.084

R-2 Single-Family Residence District

Summary

This section establishes regulations for the R-2 Single-Family Residence District, outlining permitted uses such as single-family dwellings and parks, specifying lot size and setback requirements for various structures, and referencing height limitations and special use provisions.

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operated by municipal agencies; (3) Truck and flower gardens and nurseries, provided, however, that the products shall not be sold at retail on the premises and no building shall be erected upon the premises other than a dwelling and the usual accessory buildings; and (4) Accessory uses and buildings incidental to and on the same zoning lot as the principal use. (B) Special uses. Special uses may be allowed in the R-2 District as provided...Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Parks, playgrounds and community buildings operated by municipal agencies; permanent structures 40* 20* 20* 40* Single-family detached dwellings 40 12 40 35 Truck or flower gardens and nurseries; permanent structures 100* 100* 100* 100* * If no structures are established, no yard requirements (2) Accessory uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Buildings, accessory 40 12* 30 10 * Unless an entire structure is located

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Lake Forest · 159.085

R-1 Single-Family Residence District

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This section outlines the permitted uses, special uses, lot size requirements, setback requirements, and height restrictions for the R-1 Single-Family Residence District in Lake Forest. It specifies allowable residential and limited agricultural/horticultural uses, along with requirements for accessory structures.

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operated by municipal agencies; (3) Truck and flower gardens and nurseries, provided, however, that the products shall not be sold at retail on the premises and no building shall be erected upon the premises other than a dwelling and the usual accessory buildings; and (4) Accessory uses and buildings incidental to and on the same zoning lot as the principal use. (B) Special uses. Special uses may be allowed in the R-1 District as provided...Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Parks, playgrounds and community buildings operated by municipal agencies, permanent structures 40* 20* 30* 40* Single-family detached dwellings 40 10 40 35 Truck or flower gardens and nurseries, permanent structures 100* 100* 100* 100* * If no structures are established, no yard requirements. (2) Accessory uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Buildings, accessory 40 5 30 5 (E) Height requirements. The maximum height

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Kenilworth · 153.003

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used throughout the Kenilworth chapter, covering topics such as abandoned WES, accessory structures, administrative officials, adult-use cannabis establishments, alleys, ambient sound, and artisan and maker spaces.

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teas and a limited selection of food items incidental thereto. COVERED ENTRY. An unenclosed entrance area adjacent to an exterior door to a single-family dwelling, with the perimeter determined by the outline of any roof. CRAFT BREWERY/DISTILLERY/MEADERY/ WINERY. A commercial facility at which fermented beverages are produced on-site, with or without an accessory tasting shop. CURB LEVEL. The mean level of the established curb in front of a building. DAYTIME HOURS. The hours of the day from...from which any of the persons who own or reside in the dwelling unit or its premises derive any direct or indirect benefit in the form of money, property or services) carried on at or from a dwelling unit or any accessory structure by one who resides in the dwelling unit, provided that, in connection with the conduct of the activity: (a) No stock-in-trade or other commodity is displayed or sold on the premises and all storage, repairs

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Antioch · 10.5.3

Accessory Buildings And Structures

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This section outlines the location, height, and bulk regulations for accessory buildings and structures in Antioch. It differentiates setback requirements based on zoning districts, particularly the Downtown Form Based District and Traditional Neighborhood Development.

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village board. C. Bulk And Density Regulations: All accessory buildings or structures shall be included in the computations for floor area ratio, maximum lot coverage, and maximum impervious surface coverage. The minimum floor area per dwelling unit shall not include accessory buildings or accessory uses. D. Percentage Of Yard Occupied: Detached accessory buildings shall comply with maximum lot coverage and maximum impervious area coverage requirements outlined in this title. E. Sequence Of Construction: No accessory building, structure or use shall

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Plainfield · 9.16

Accessory buildings, structures, and uses of land

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This section outlines the location and setback requirements for accessory buildings, structures, and uses in Plainfield. It distinguishes between attached and detached accessory structures and provides different setback rules based on zoning districts, including specific provisions for properties with common lot lines.

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permitted per residential lot. (5) Bulk and density regulations. All accessory buildings or structures shall be included in the computations for floor area ratio, maximum lot coverage, and maximum impervious surface coverage. The minimum floor area per dwelling unit shall not include accessory buildings or accessory uses. (6) Percentage of yard occupied. Detached accessory buildings shall comply with the maximum building coverage, maximum impervious area coverage, and open space requirements located within section 9-54. (7) Sequence of construction

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Lake Forest · 159.081

R-5 Single-Family Residence District

Summary

This section outlines the permitted uses within the R-5 Single-Family Residence District, including single-family dwellings, public facilities, agricultural uses with restrictions, and accessory uses. It also permits secondary living units under specific conditions.

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veterinary or animal hospital; (5) Truck and flower gardens and nurseries, provided, however, that the products shall not be sold at retail on the premises and no building shall be erected upon the premises other than a dwelling and the usual accessory buildings; and (6) Accessory uses and buildings incidental to and on the same zoning lot as a principal use. (7) SECONDARY LIVING UNITS (defined as an accessory residence located on the same lot as, and under the same...community buildings operated by municipal agencies; permanent structures 50** 50** 50** 50** Single-family detached dwellings 50 50 50 50 Stables and kennels 200 200* 200 200* Truck or flower gardens and nurseries; permanent structures 100** 100** 100** 100** * When structures housing horses, dogs, poultry or farm animals are established, otherwise 50 feet ** If no structures are established, no yard requirements (2) Accessory uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Buildings, accessory

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Lake Forest · 159.082

R-4 Single-Family Residence District

Summary

This section outlines permitted uses within the R-4 Single-Family Residence District in Lake Forest. It primarily allows single-family dwellings but also permits certain community facilities, agricultural uses with restrictions, and accessory uses, notably including secondary living units under specific conditions.

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veterinary or animal hospital; (5) Truck and flower gardens and nurseries, provided, however, that the products shall not be sold at retail on the premises and no building shall be erected upon the premises other than a dwelling and the usual accessory buildings; and (6) Accessory uses and buildings incidental to and on the same zoning lot as a principal use; and (7) SECONDARY LIVING UNITS (defined as an accessory residence located on the same lot as, and under...community buildings operated by municipal agencies; permanent structures 50** 50** 50** 50** Single-family detached dwellings 50 20 50 50 Stables and kennels 200 200* 200 200* Truck or flower gardens and nurseries; permanent structures 100** 100** 100** 100* * When structures housing horses, dogs, poultry or farm animals are established, otherwise 50 feet ** If no structures are established, no yard requirements (2) Accessory uses. Required Setbacks Front Yard Interior Side Yard Corner Side Yard Rear Yard Buildings, accessory

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