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Minimum setback from front
property line
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Average setback of adjacent
residences with a minimum of 15 ft.
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Average setback of adjacent
residences with a minimum of 15 ft.
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Minimum setback from back
property line with an adjacent lot
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15 ft. for a 1-story residence; 20 ft.
for a 2-story residence
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15 ft. for a 1-story residence; 20 ft.
for a 2-story residence
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Setback from side property line- 1st
story
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Setback from side property line- 2nd
story
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Maximum lot coverage
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Maximum floor area of livable space
for a residence
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Maximum height of residence
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20 ft. for 1-story residence; 30 ft. for
the 2-story portion of a the residence
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20 ft. for 1-story residence; 30 ft. for
the 2-story portion of a the residence
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Minimum number of parking spaces
for a new residence and additions of
an existing residence
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2 car garage for a residence with 4
bedrooms or less; 2 car garage + 1
open parking stall for residence with
5 bedrooms or more
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1 car garage + 1 open parking stall for
a residence with 4 bedrooms or less;
2 car garage + 1 open parking stall for
residence with 5 bedrooms or more
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The approval of plans without a
public hearing
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Any new residence and additions to
existing residence if plans meet all
zoning requirements
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An addition under 500 sq. ft. to an
existing residence as long as the
design as determined by staff is
consistent with the established
guidelines for preservation zones
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The approval of plans is required by
the city’s design review board
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No review unless exceptional
conditions warrant a discretionary
review as determined by staff
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An addition of a 500 sq. ft. or more
to an existing residence; a new
residence; an addition of any size if
situated where it may be easily seen
from the public street; an addition
where the design has been determined
by staff to not be consistent with the
established guidelines for the
preservation zones
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The approval of plans is required by
Planning Commission acting as the
Landmark Commission
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No review unless the proposed
design requires the approval of a
Conditional Use Permit
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The proposed demolition of a
residence; a major addition or
modification to a residence that is a
designated Local Landmark or a
Significant Property; an addition
where the design has been determined
by the city’s design review board to
not be consistent with the established
guidelines for preservation zones
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