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<br /> H. Repairs: There shall be no commercial automotive repairs on a lot in a residence <br /> district. (Ord. 758, 6-23-1975) . <br /> 1. Garage and Boutique Sales in Residential Districts: <br /> I. Restricted: Garage sales and residential boutique sales are permitted accessory <br /> uses in R-I, R-2, R-4, R-5 and R-6 Districts, but shall be limited to, three (3) 3- <br /> consecutive-day sales each calendar year per residential unit, and shall not exceed <br /> nine (9) total days in duration per year. No single sale shall exceed three (3) <br /> consecutive days in length. The maximum daily hours of operation shall be eight <br /> o'clock (8:00) A.M. to six o'clock (6:00) P.M. A residential boutique sale shall not <br /> occupy more than four hundred (400) square feet of a residential unit. <br /> J. Storage Space Requirement: A minimum of ninety six (96) cubic feet of <br /> miscellaneous storage space shall be provided for each dwelling in these areas: R-3, <br /> R-3A, R-4, R-5, R-6 and R-7, within the principal structure containing such unit. <br /> Such space shall be in addition to normal storage space provided in wardrobes, <br /> cabinets and clothes or linen closets. <br /> i K. Building Address Numbers: All principal structures shall be assigned an address <br /> i number, consistent with the city street numbering system, by the Chief Code <br /> Enforcement Officer. Prior to issuance of an occupancy certificate, each owner shall <br /> cause to be displayed said building address number either by attaching the numbers <br /> on the building and any required street-side mail boxes in a contrasting color or tone <br /> or such other conspicuous display which is clearly visible and legible from the public <br /> street as approved by the Chief Code Enforcement Officer. The number shall be <br /> displayed on the building at a height of five vertical feet (5 ') above the main floor <br /> entry door threshold, and within two horizontal feet (2 ') of the entry door; or if no <br /> door faces the street, on the wall facing and clearly visible from the street as . <br /> approved by the Chief Code Enforcement Officer. The number displayed on the <br /> building and on street-side mail boxes shall be at least four inches (4") in height, <br /> with a minimum Y2 inch stroke. Script or worded descriptions shall not be permitted. <br /> In addition to new buildings, substantial renovation projects shall include building <br /> address numbers meeting the requirements of this section. (Ord. 1287,8-4-2003) <br /> I <br /> . <br />
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