Subdividers Ordinance

E. The Applicant must demonstrate that no reasonable co-location options exist to provide the desired service. F. The application must include a site plan, certificate of liability insurance, engineer’s certification of the building plans, and such other and further provisions as the Board of Adjustment may require in its discretion. 9.18 EAVES OR STRUCTURAL OVERHANGS May extend out to three (3) feet beyond the setback requirement, provided they are two (2) or more feet, from the lot line. 9.19 LOTS ON CUL-DE-SACS Lots on cul-de-sacs must contain the minimum area as required in the lot’s district. Minimum frontage must be 30 feet (chord length). Lots must maintain the minimum width required in the lots’ district at the front yard building setback line. 9.20 FIRST FLOOR & SECOND FLOOR APARTMENTS IN COMMERCIAL ZONES First floor and second floor apartments are permitted in commercial zones when the residential dwelling space is separated from the frontage by no less than 20 (twenty) feet of enclosed all-weather structure suitable for commercial uses. Access ways and hallways connecting the first floor apartment to the frontage are permitted. 9.21 TEMPORARY USES AND STRUCTURES Upon notice provided with the submission of an application for a building permit an applicant may provide temporary housing for one person at a construction site so long as the occupant is involved in the construction project; the temporary quarters are safe and habitable; and the occupancy may not exceed the reasonable time to complete the construction project and in no event shall the time exceed 30 days. If the applicant meets these criteria, the temporary housing may not violate this ordinance, other provisions herein notwithstanding. 145 Adopted November 14, 2007