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08/24/2015 to being a "halY' bath with two water fixtures. Any building with a full bathroom, including toilet, bath/shower, and sink or used as sleeping quarters must comply with the setbacks and development standards for main buildings in that zoning district. C. Location.An accessory building must be located behind the rear wall line of the main building and meet the following setback requirements: 1. Side Yard. For both interior and exterior street side yard setbacks, the accessory building must meet the minimum side yard setbacks of the main building(refer to individual zoning district articles for further information). 2. Rear Yard. A minimum rear yard setback of 6 feet. 3. Setback from Other Buildings.The accessory building must be set back at least 6 feet from any other main building on the same lot. D. Height.The total height of an accessory building is limited to 14 feet, and the top of the wall height is limited to 9 feet. E. Provisions for Small Accessory Building . 1. Height. Accessory buildings of 30 sauare feet or less ("small" accessorv structuresl without foundations shall not exceed 7 feet in height, or the maximum height of a fence allowed in the yard. 2. Location. Small�4ccessory buildings ' must be located in the rear of the lot, behind the rear wall line of the main building and= ^_��:; may�e located in the�required setback area. 3. All Other Requirements. All other requirements of this section apply. F. Total Amount of Accessory Buildings. Accessory buildings must not occupy more than 50 percent of the required rear yard. 36.6 Disaster Shelters. A. Definition. DisasterShelter. A disaster shelter is a building constructed above or below the ground, designed solely to protect inhabitants from disasters such as blast, radiation, bombs, fallout, storms and fire. B. Size.A disaster shelter designed for 15 or fewer persons is allowed by right, provided the requirements of this section are met. Disaster shelters for 16 or more persons require a Use Permit. C. location. Disaster shelters shall not be located within any street right-of-way, official plan line area, or public utility, storm drainage, sanitary sewer, or water line easement. 1. Front Yard. Disaster shelters in the required front yard area must be at least 6 inches below the natural grade of the yard, unless the shelter is located beneath the driveway. Disaster shelters located beneath the driveway may be flush with the driveway surface but must not project above the natural grade. 2. Side or Rear Yard. Disaster shelters in the required side or rear yard must not project more than 3 feet above the natural slope of the yard, including any fill placed on the roof. Page 38 of 41 ATTY/ORD.411/ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS ORD.1130-364 REV:07-20-15 VR MUFF#602