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2) Accessory Apartments: Accessory apartments are permitted in <br /> existing one family detached dwellings if the following <br /> requirements are met: <br /> a) The dwelling is owner occupied. <br /> b) One paved on-site parking space for the accessory apartment is <br /> provided. <br /> c) The unit' shall meet one of the following criteria: a) it <br /> shall not exceed 600 square feet in size,. or b) it shall not <br /> have more than one bedroom. <br /> d) Entrances for an accessory apartment in dwellings constructed <br /> after the effective date of the ordinance shall not be placed <br /> on the building front; no new entrances shall be established <br /> along the building front of an existing dwelling to serve an <br /> accessory apartment. <br /> e) The total number of adults that may occupy an accessory <br /> apartment is two. <br /> f) An accessory apartment may not be established where a home <br /> occupation is already located on the property except through <br /> approval of a Type II Conditional Use Permit. <br /> 3) Boarders: In the R-3 and R-4 Districts a dwelling designed as a <br /> one family dwelling and utilized as a rental unit may be used to <br /> house the number of individuals approved by the housing official, <br /> with the stipulation that one additional off-street parking space <br /> is provided for each sleeping unit beyond the fourth. <br /> 4) Rear Dwellings: In the R-1 or R-2 district, a building to the <br /> rear of an existing principal building may be used for residential <br /> purposes only if it conforms to all the lot area, yard, <br /> landscaping area and off-street parking requirements of the zoning <br /> ordinance. For the purpose of determining the front yard in such <br /> case, the rear line of the required rear yard for the principal <br /> building in front shall be considered the front -lot line for the <br /> building in the rear. In addition, there must be provided for any <br /> such rear dwelling an unoccupied and unobstructed accesswa to a <br /> public street of no less than eighteen (18) feet in width. <br /> 5) Private Swimming Pools . and Tennis Courts: No swimming pool or <br /> tennis court shall be allowed in any residential district unless <br /> it complies with the following requirements: <br /> a) The pool or court is not operated as a business or private <br /> club, except when allowed as a permitted home .occupation. <br /> b) It shall not be located in any required front or required side <br /> yard, and shall not be closer than ten ' (10) feet to any <br /> property line of the property on which it is located. Puap <br /> and filter installations for pools shall not be closer than <br /> twenty (20) feet to any property line . <br /> 135 - December 19, 1991 <br />