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~. Ordinance No. 2006-8 1135.02 ACCESSORY USES AND BUILDINGS. The following accessory uses and buildings are permitted in any One and Two Family Residence District, provided that no accessory building may be erected prior to the construction of the dwelling: (a) Home Professional Office. An office for a professional person residing in the dwelling and employing not more than one nonresident assistant may be permitted in a Residence District, provided: (1) The residential character of the dwelling exterior remains unchanged; (2) Any equipment used therein shall not create any exterior disturbances; (3) The number of motor vehicles attracted to the premises shall not exceed the number normally associated with a single family residence; and (4) No sign or other outward evidence of the occupation shall be displayed except for one nameplate complying with the provisions of Chapter 1163. (b) Home Occupation. A home occupation may be permitted in a Residence District provided: (1) Only members of the family residing within the dwelling shall work therein; (2) The occupation is conducted wholly within the resident dwelling; (3) No merchandise shall be sold except that which is produced or processed on the premises; (4) No mechanical equipment shall be used which will create any dust, noise, odors, glare, vibrations or electrical disturbances beyond the lot; (5) The residential character of the dwelling exterior shall not be changed; (6) Trucks or other mobile equipment shall not be parked overnight in driveways or open yards, and the occupations do not attract any greater number of automobiles to the premises than normally associated with a single family residence; and (7) No sign or other outward evidence of the occupation shall be displayed except for one nameplate complying with the provisions of Chapter 1163. (c) Private Garase. (1) A private detached garage shall not exceed 750 square feet in total floor area; fifteen feet in height, and not less than twenty feet in depth and nine feet wide. (2) A detached garage shall be located not less than fifteen feet from a dwelling on the same lot or any adjacent lot and shall be set back not less than five feet from a side property line and ten feet from a rear property line. (3) A private garage attached by a common wall within the livable floor area of a dwelling or connected to the dwelling by means of a covered or other enclosed area shall be considered part of the main building for the purposes of determining the required yard setback requirements. Further, provided that any detached or attached garage and garages in combination shall not exceed 750 square feet.