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1849-92
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1/8/1992
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t i <br /> • <br /> 11. A permit for an accessory dwelling unit shall not be <br /> transferrable to any lot other than the lot described in the <br /> application. <br /> 12 . In addition to the conditions which may be imposed by the <br /> Planning Director through Review Process II.B, all accessory <br /> dwelling units shall also be subject to the condition that <br /> such a permit shall automatically expire whenever: <br /> a. The accessory dwelling unit is substantially altered <br /> and is thus no longer in conformance with the plans <br /> approved by both the Planning Director and the Building <br /> Official; or <br /> b. The subject lot ceases to maintain at least three <br /> off-street parking spaces; or <br /> c. The applicant ceases to own or reside in either the <br /> principal or the accessory dwelling unit. <br /> 13 . The applicant shall provide a covenant in a form acceptable <br /> to the City Attorney and suitable for recording with the <br /> County Auditor, providing notice to future owners or long <br /> term lessors of the subject lot that the existence of the <br /> accessory dwelling unit is predicated upon the occupancy of <br /> either the accessory dwelling unit or the principal dwelling <br /> by the person to whom the accessory dwelling unit permit has <br /> been issued. The covenant shall also require any owner of <br /> the property to notify a prospective buyer of the <br /> limitations of this Section and to provide for the removal <br /> of improvements added to convert the premises to an <br /> accessory dwelling unit and the restoration of the site to a <br /> single family dwelling in the event that any condition of <br /> approval is violated. <br /> SECTION 48: Section 39.060 of Ordinance No. 1671-89, which reads: <br /> Boarding and Rooming. In single family zones, not more than two <br /> rooms may be offered for boarding or rooming in a single family <br /> dwelling. There shall be no separate kitchen facilities in rented <br /> rooms. <br /> is hereby amended to read: <br /> Boarding and Rooming. In single family zones, rental of rooms <br /> for lodging is limited to two roomers. There shall be no <br /> separate kitchen facilities in rented rooms. <br /> SECTION 49: Section 39.070.A of Ordinance No. 1671-89, which reads: <br /> A. Height. <br /> 1. Except as provided in subsection 2 of this paragraph, fences <br /> in residential zones and fences located on the common <br /> abutting property line in non-residential zones which <br /> immediately abut residential zones shall not exceed six (6) <br /> feet in height. Within the front yard setback areas, the <br /> maximum height shall not exceed forty-two (42) inches. <br /> 3z <br />
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