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One and Two Family Residence Districts <br />residential lots in any One or Two Family Residence District. <br />2. One detached storage building in addition to a private detached garage shall be <br />permitted on a residential lot in accordance with the following schedule: <br />- <br />.. • ... Buildings <br />tat /tree <br />1111111111rdlam eba" > <br />Under 10,850 sq. ft. <br />100 sq. ft. 12 ft. <br />10,850 to 21,779 sq. ft. <br />150 sq. ft. 12 ft. <br />21,780 to 43,559 sq. ft. <br />200 sq. ft. 12 ft. <br />43,560 sq. ft. and greater <br />300 sq. ft. for the first acre plus 50 sq. 14 ft. <br />ft. for each additional acre in lot size <br />3. Storage buildings 200 square feet or more in size shall meet the drainage requirements <br />of the City Engineer. <br />4. Permitted accessory structures include decks, patios, terraces, arbors, trellises, gazebos <br />and pavilions. The maximum height of any accessory structure shall be 12 feet. Decks, <br />patios and terraces attached or contiguous to the principal structure shall meet the <br />required setbacks of the principal structure, except that decks may also be permitted <br />attached or contiguous to swimming pools. <br />5. Any storage building or freestanding accessory structure shall be set back not less than <br />five (5) feet from any side or rear lot line. On a corner lot, any storage building or <br />accessory structure shall be set back not less than the required front building setback for <br />the abutting lot on the side street. <br />6. No part of any storage building or accessory structure shall be located within a recorded <br />utility easement or drainage swale, or in such a manner that hinders the free flow of <br />stormwater or hinders the maintenance of stormwater control structures as determined <br />by the City Engineer. <br />D. Fences. Fences shall be permitted in accordance with the following regulations and the <br />requirements and specifications contained in Chapter 1369, Fences and Screen Walls, in <br />the Building Code. <br />1. Side and Rear Yards. A fence not exceeding six (6) feet in height may be placed along <br />any side or rear property line providing it does not extend nearer the street line than the <br />front building line. <br />2. Front Yards. A fence may be placed between the front building line and street line so <br />long as at least 50% of the face is open space and the fence does not exceed 30 inches <br />in height. <br />3. Corner Lots. A fence not exceeding six (6) feet in height may be constructed on a corner <br />lot in the side and rear yards provided that the fence is set back at least 20 feet from the <br />street line of the abutting lot on the side street. A fence that is at least 50% open and <br />that does not exceed 30 inches in height may be constructed on a corner lot in the side <br />and rear yards at the street line of the abutting lot on the side street. <br />E. Animal Shelters. <br />1. Keeping domestic farm animals on private property is regulated in Section 505.19 of the <br />General Offenses Code. Where permitted, shelters for domestic farm animals shall be <br />located within rear yard areas so that no part of the structure shall be located within ten <br />(10) feet of any side or rear lot line, within 200 feet of a dwelling on any adjacent lot or <br />within 200 feet of any street line. <br />2. Shelters for dogs shall be limited to 15 square feet, shall not exceed six (6) feet in height <br />Page 1135-3 City of North Olmsted Zoning Code <br />