Section 25.92.030 Particular permitted accessory uses and structures.

2. A structure for storage incidental to a permitted use, provided no such structure accessory to a residential building shall exceed one hundred fifty square feet in gross floor area, and provided that no such structure accessory to any other type of principal building has a ground coverage exceeding ten percent of the ground coverage of such principal building;

4. Tennis courts accessory to a residential building and limited to use by the occupants thereof and their guests. Fixed lighting shall be so arranged to prevent glare of beams onto any adjacent property;

5. A private swimming pool and bathhouse accessory to a residential building and limited to use by the occupants thereof and their guests; provided that such swimming pool, or the entire property on which it is located, shall be walled or fenced to prevent uncontrolled access to such swimming pool from the street or from adjacent properties. Fixed lighting shall be arranged so as to prevent the direct glare of beams onto any adjacent property;

6. Fallout and storm shelters, provided they shall not be used for any principal or accessory use not permitted in the zone;

7. Outdoor storage, within the rear yard only, of no more than one boat and boat trailer, pickup camper top, camping trailer or camping vehicle; provided such boat, trailer or vehicle shall not be used for living, sleeping or housekeeping purposes and further provided, such equipment may be parked in any lawful driveway when in immediately usable condition and during the normal use season;

8. Building management offices when limited to the management of the building in which such office is located or a complex of buildings forming an integrated development of which such building is a part;

9. Golf courses, Par 3 golf courses, swimming pools, tennis courts, and clubhouses when designed and operated within an authorized planned development;

10. Keeping of dogs, cats and other household pets, but limited to three such animals in the RS-70, RD-60, RG-50, RG-28, RG-20 and RG-8 zones;

11. Child care facilities located in churches, community centers or public or private eleemosynary institutions;

15. Factory outlet store accessory to a permitted use in an MH or ML zone not exceeding five thousand square feet gross floor area limited to the sale of seconds or surplus production manufactured in the principal use of the premises;

16. Bona fide warehouse clearance sales accessory to a permitted warehouse in an MH or ML zone not to exceed seven days duration at any one sale nor more than twenty-eight sale days in one year. When conducted as an accessory use in an MH or ML zone, sale merchandise shall be limited to the stocks normally stored in the principal structure and shall not consist of merchandise shipped in specifically for such clearance sale.

17. Private residential clubhouse accessory to a multiple family dwelling and limited to use by the occupants thereof and their guests. A "private residential clubhouse" means those premises which are part of a multiple family dwelling complex and are devoted to the social and recreational use of the occupants of said multiple family dwellings.

18. A structure to store personal property or to enclose a hobby or a home occupation in conformance with chapter 25.90.

19. Telecommunication towers up to the maximum height allowed in the zoning district. Accessory telecommunication towers up to 75 feet in height may be authorized as a minor modification pursuant to subchapter X of chapter 25.12.

20. Roof-mounted telecommunication towers and antennas in the BC, BG, BGM, MA, ML, and MH zones, subject to the following restrictions:

a. The height of the tower shall not be more than 25 percent of the height of the building;

b. The combined height of the tower and building shall not exceed the maximum height allowed in the zoning district; and

c. The tower and any supports shall be set back from the edge of the roof at least as far as the height of the tower above the roof.

21. Telecommunication antennas on existing structures such as water towers, telecommunication towers and utility poles in any zoning district.

22. Structures built to house accessory uses when the primary use of the property does not normally occur within a building provided the proposal meets the following conditions:

b. The board of adjustment determines that it is unlikely that the structure will be used for a use not associated with the property’s principal use.

c. The board of adjustment determines that the structure will not be a detriment to the neighborhood.