§ 19.03. ACCESSORY USES PERMITTED.
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- A. Operations required to maintain or support any use permitted above on the same lot as the permitted use, such as maintenance shops, power facilities, government facilities, public utilities and medical facilities;B. Sleeping quarters for security and maintenance personnel. Such quarters shall not be constructed as permanent housekeeping facilities or units for family living, except as may be permitted in conjunction with an approved mini-warehouse;C. Amusement devices, as regulated by section 28.01;D. Outside storage shall be so limited to currently licensed cars, trucks and vehicles, finished and semifinished manufactured materials produced on the premises and equipment necessary as an accessory to the principal use, provided the following conditions are complied with:1. All storage shall be located to the rear of the building;2. A masonry wall, not less than four feet nor more than eight feet high, landscaping with a chain link or pressure-treated obscuring wood fence shall enclose the storage area;3. It is mutually understood by the property owner and the city that whenever a different material is to be stored than that agreed upon in the original request, a new approval shall be required from the Planning Department;4. The city shall also find, before granting this approval, it will not tend to further:a. Impair the adequate supply of light and air to adjacent property;b. Increase the hazard from fire, flood and other dangers;c. Diminish the market value of adjacent land and buildings;d. Increase the congestion on the public street;e. Otherwise impair the public health, safety, comfort and general welfare;5. The height of any materials to be stored outside shall observe the following setbacks from the perimeter of the enclosed storage area.SetbackHeight0-25 feet8 feet25-50 feet15 feet50+ feet50 feet