R-6 -- Low-Density Residential (1 acre) District
The R-6 district is intended primarily for single- and two-family large-lot residential areas, with gross densities of up to one dwelling unit per acre. The R-6 is designed to encourage low-density residential development. This district is intended to protect and enhance those physical and environmental features that add to the desirability of large-lot residential living. The availability of infrastructure and municipal services is varied.
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Dwelling
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Lot Requirements
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Yard Requirements
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Building
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Driveway
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Landscaping
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Stable
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Units
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Area
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Width
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Coverage
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Front
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Side
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Rear
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Height
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Surface
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Required
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Setback
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Single-family
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43,560 square feet
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150 feet3
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30% max.
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50 feet
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25 feet
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50 feet
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35 feet
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Gravel
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None
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25 feet
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Two-family
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87,120 square feet
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200 feet3
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30% max.
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50 feet
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25 feet
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50 feet
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35 feet
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Gravel
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None
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25 feet
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Only a single principal structure is allowed on any lot or tract.
If you use the online version of the code (under "External Links"), search on "21.06.020" for more information. Please note that recent amendments may not have been published yet. Planning Staff will be happy to verify the current code language for you.
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