Table - Building Setbacks Front Setback: Min. 2’ Max. 10’
0’ 10’ when adjoining a residential district 0’ 5’ when adjoining an alley 15’ when adjoining a residential district
Side Setback:
Rear Setback:
A. Adjacent Buildings . If adjacent lots have buildings which establish a frontage line within the front 10 feet of the parcel, the front building setback for the subject parcel shall match that existing front building setback, where practical. B. Landmark Properties . Where landmark properties, as defined or recognized by the Town, adjoin either side of the property, the building shall be located no closer to the front property line than the midpoint of the distance between the frontage of the existing landmark building and the front property line. Furthermore, where an existing landmark structure adjoins both sides of the subject parcel, the building shall be no closer to the street than the frontage of the existing adjoining landmark building which sits closest to the street. C. Building at the Setback Applicability : The building at the setback shall apply for a minimum of 75% of the primary frontage and a minimum of 50% of the secondary frontage. D. Utility Easements . Where existing or required utility easements or other fixed constraints preclude achieving the 75% or 50% thresholds, the building at the setback shall apply to the maximum extent practical. E. Building Not Meeting Building at the Setback Thresholds . Proposed buildings which are not large enough to accomplish fulfillment of the building at the setback thresholds, whether due to phasing or not, shall achieve a streetwall effect by means of a wall, fencing, evergreen hedge, or other Town approved means to a minimum four (4) foot height for that portion of the building at the setback threshold requirement not fulfilled by the proposed building.
i. Fences shall be either wrought iron, stone, masonry, or black painted metal. Chain link, barbed wire, and wood fence materials shall be prohibited.
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