§ 21.13.020. Permitted uses.

A.

Specific Types Permitted in the Low Density Residential District:

1.

Single-family structures on individual lots with a density of not less than three nor more than six units per acre. For unplatted parcels of less than one acre, properties may be divided into the maximum number of lots the minimum lot size will permit pursuant to Section 21.13.035;

2.

Planned residential developments as provided in Chapter 21.60;

3.

Townhouse developments as provided in Chapter 21.61;

4.

A limited percentage (up to five percent of total lots) of two and three family units provided design requirements of Chapter 21.70 are satisfied. Duplex and triplex units should not be placed adjacent to one another, but scattered throughout the development;

5.

Housing for people with functional disabilities.

B.

Other or Related Uses Permitted:

1.

Accessory buildings or structures clearly incidental to the residential use of the lot, such as buildings or structures for storage of personal property (including boats, recreational vehicles, etc.), or for the pursuit of avocational interests; or structures designed for and related to recreational needs of the residents of a residential complex;

2.

Small-scale agricultural uses as limited under Section 21.13.040(C) of this chapter;

3.

Home occupations as provided in Chapter 21.69 of this title;

4.

Accessory dwelling as defined in Section 21.06.055 of this title;

5.

Special uses as provided in Chapter 21.66 of this title, subject to site plan review;

6.

Family day care homes as provided in Chapter 21.65 of this title.

(Ord. 12761 § 33, 2002; Ord. 12290 § 12, 2000; Ord. 11499 § 5, 1997: Ord. 11274 § 1 (part), 1996)