18.25.010 General requirements – Single residence zoning districts.
(A) Purpose. The single residence districts are designed to provide for a range of single-dwelling neighborhoods. The purpose of these districts is to protect the stability of existing land uses, existing neighborhoods, and to encourage new residential developments that encompass the many lifestyles and areas of the City. It is also the intent of these districts to accommodate the needs of single residence neighborhoods by providing for associated, limited, nonresidential uses. The single residence districts are further delineated in the following categories:
(1) “RA-10” Rural Area Residential;
(2) “SR-5,” “SR-2” Suburban Ranch Residential;
(3) “R1-35,” “R1-20” Low Density Residential; and
(4) “R1-12,” “R1-8” and “R1-6” Medium Density Residential. Lots of less than 6,000 square feet per dwelling unit shall not be permitted from and after March 1, 2016.
(B) Review Process. All nonresidential construction within any single residence zoning district shall require site plan review by the Zoning Administrator prior to the applicant’s submittal for building or grading permits. All applications for site plan review shall comply with the submittal requirements outlined in SLCC 18.15.070. The required fee shall accompany all applications.
(C) Development Standards. The development regulations required for each specific single residence zoning district are outlined in Table No. 3 of this chapter. These standards provide certainty to property owners, developers, and neighbors about the limits of what is allowed.
(D) Compliance With Other Provisions.
(1) General Provisions. The general provisions in Chapter 18.70 SLCC shall apply.
(2) Parking Regulations. The parking regulations in Chapter 18.75 SLCC shall apply.
(3) Signs. All signage proposed shall comply with Chapter 18.80 SLCC.
(4) Outdoor Lighting. All outdoor lighting shall comply with Chapter 18.85 SLCC. (Ord. 312 § 2(5.0), passed 4-11-2012; Ord. 347 § 2, passed 1-27-2016. Code 2012 § 152.075.)