Division 5 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

Sec. 30-498. - Accessory buildings.

Accessory buildings may be located on a lot within the required setback areas. Accessory buildings shall conform to the same setback requirements applicable to primary structures.

Sec. 30-499. - Antenna, radio, television, satellite dishes, and wireless telecommunications.

Refer to Chapter 32 of the Municipal Code.

Sec. 30-500. - Fences and walls.

(a)

Height limits. The height limitations outlined in Table 30-500.A shall apply.

(b)

Design. All walls and fences shall be wrought iron, solid decorative masonry or a combination of both. Fencing shall be designed to augment the site, be aesthetically pleasing, and not hinder public safety.

(1)

Walls and fences shall be integrated with landscaping along the base of the wall or fence.

(2)

Wall heights and surfaces shall be articulated with varying façade depths or pilasters to promote architectural interest and may include a cap along the top of the wall.

(3)

Walls visible from public streets shall be decorative and complement the design of on-site buildings.

(4)

Wall and fencing materials may consist of brick, stone, stucco, wrought iron or tubular steel. Wall and fencing colors should match building colors, with neutral earth tones.

Table 30-500.A Wall Height Limits Commercial and Mixed-Use Zoning Districts
Location	Maximum Permitted Height(a)
1. Within required street frontage setback	3 feet 0 inches
2. Outside required street frontage landscape setback
Tubular wrought iron fencing	6 feet 0 inches
3. Abutting residential front yard setback	3 feet 6 inches
4. Abutting residential side or rear yard setback	8 feet 0 inches
5. All other areas	8 feet 0 inches

a.

Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, walls, fences, hedges at a street corner shall not create obstruction to the sight triangle and shall not interfere or obstruct the line-of-sight for motorists.

b.

Residential development shall conform to the residential section of the Code.

(c)

Temporary fencing.

(1)

Vacant land. An open mesh type fence limited to eight feet in height may be located around the perimeter of a vacant parcel of land (at property line) until such time as the subject parcel is developed.

(2)

Abandoned buildings. An open mesh type fence limited to eight feet in height may be located around a parcel of land (at property line) that contains an abandoned building(s) until such time as the subject parcel is developed.

(Ord. No. 1865, § 8(Att. 2), 3-23-21)