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(e) Lot coverage requirements do not apply to single -family attached developments reviewed under the multiple-family development standards of Chapter 15 of this title and the multiple-family design guidelines. (f) There shall be no minimum interior side setback requirement for individual lots within a single -family attached subdivision. (3) See Section 39.150 for exceptions to required setback standards. See Section 7.020 for setback regulations for buildings which are accessory to residential uses. (4) Repealed by Ord. 3072-08. (5) Minimum setback for multiple-family dwellings shall be twenty-five feet when abutting R-S or R-1 zones, and fifteen feet when abutting R-2 zones. For unit lot subdivisions allowed under Chapter 15A, the minimum interior side setback from the exterior property boundary of the parent lot shall be twenty feet. Building setbacks for buildings which are permitted to exceed thirty-five feet in height shall be an additional five feet for each ten feet or fraction thereof by which the building exceeds thirty-five feet in height for only those portions of the building which exceed thirty-five feet in height. (6) Agricultural structures may have a maximum building height of fifty feet. (7) See Section 7.020 for maximum permitted height of accessory buildings. (8) Twenty-eight feet for any portion of building within fifty feet of lots located in the R-S, R-1, R-2, R-1(A), or R-2(A) zones. In the R-4 and R-5 zones, forty-five feet when located at least fifty feet but less than two hundred feet from lots located in the R-S, R-1, R-2, R-I(A) or R-2(A) zones. (9) Landscape Category E for single -family detached or two-family (duplex) dwellings. Landscape Category B for permitted nonresidential uses. (10) Landscape Category B for permitted nonresidential uses. Landscape Category E for single -family detached or two- family (duplex) dwellings. (11) Sign Category D for permitted nonresidential uses. (12) Sign Category E for single -family detached and two-family (duplex) dwellings. (13) See Chapter 22 of this title for additional regulations for the B-3 zone. (14) See Chapter 27 of this title for additional regulations for the M-1 zone. See Chapter 28 of this title for additional regulations for the M-M zone. See Chapter 25 of this title for additional regulations for the C-2ES zone. (15) No minimum lot area requirement in commercial and industrial zones for above ground utility and communications facilities. (16) Except for permitted residential uses, new buildings shall be constructed up to the front property line for a minimum of fifty percent of the length of all facades facing the front property line. Residential buildings shall have a minimum setback of ten feet, except when part of a mixed-use commercial-residential building, minimum setbacks for nonresidential use shall apply. Service stations shall have a setback of ten feet. (17) The following uses, where permitted, shall have a minimum setback often feet along any abutting street frontage, which shall be landscaped with Type III landscaping: vehicle service station; truck, boat and other vehicle sales or rental; vehicle washing facilities; commercial or commuter parking facilities; hotels and motels; residential uses; retail or wholesale uses involving outdoor display and storage areas; and self-service storage. (18) See Section 22.020.A for setback regulations in the B-3 zone. (19) Ten feet when abutting Pacific Avenue or East Marine View Drive. (20) See Section 6.080. (21) Twenty feet when abutting arterial streets. (22) No rear setback required when abutting an improved public alley. (23) Ten feet when abutting lots located in residential zones. (24) Twenty-five feet when abutting lots located in residential zones. (25) Ten feet when abutting lots located in residential zones. Five feet for single -family dwellings and duplexes. Ten feet for service stations. (26) Seventy-five feet when abutting lots located in residential zones. (27) In this zone, multiple-family dwellings or the residential portions of mixed-use buildings shall be allowed a height of: (a) Eighty feet when located at least three hundred feet from lots located in the R-S, R-1, R-2, R-I(A) and R-2(A) zones and at least one hundred fifty feet from lots located in the R-3(L) and R-3 zones. (b) Sixty feet when located at least one hundred fifty feet from lots located in the R-S, R-1, R-2, R-1(A) and R-2(A) zones and at least seventy-five feet from lots located in the R-3(L) and R-3 zones. (c) Forty-five feet when located at least one hundred feet from lots located in the R-S, R-1, R-2, R-1(A) and R-2(A) zones. (d) Twenty-eight feet when located less than fifty feet from lots located in the R-S, R-1, R-2, R-I(A) and R-2(A) zones. (28) See Section 22.020.13 for building height regulations in the B-3 zone. (29) Forty feet when located within one hundred feet of lots located in the R-S, R-1, R-2, R-2(A), R-3(L) or R-3 zones. Multiple -family dwellings or the residential portions of mixed-use buildings, where permitted, shall be allowed a height of: 12