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c. The entire structure, including any base material, must be designed to be easily moved if deemed necessary by the city. d. Removal of an accessory structure or portion thereof for the purpose of utilizing the easement shall be at the property owner's expense. 6. In Rural and Residential districts, Gazebos that are attached to the dwelling by a raised deck, porch, or patio shall not be counted towards the maximum area or number of accessory structures allowed on a site, so long as the sides of the gazebo remain at least 50%, though the open areas may be covered with screens. 7. In Rural and Residential districts, Fabric structures are considered an accessory structure and are therefore counted towards the maximum area and number of accessory structures allowed on a site. (b) Sport Courts. In all Rural and Residential districts, the following standards shall apply to outdoor sport courts, whether temporary or permanent: 1. A building permit shall be required for all private residential sport courts. 2. An application for a building permit or a conditional use permit shall include a site plan showing the following along with all required information: a. The size, shape, pavement and sub -pavement materials. b. The location of the court. c. The location of the house, garage, fencing, septic systems and any other structural improvements on the lot. d. The location of structures on all adjacent lots. e. A grading plan showing all revised drainage patterns and finished elevations at the four corners of the court. f. Landscaping and turf protection around the court. g. Location of existing and proposed wiring and lighting facilities. 3. Sport courts shall not be located closer than ten (10) feet to any side and rear lot line. Sport courts shall not be located within any required front yard or side yard abutting a street. 3-16