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RCA Exhibit A RPCA Attachment A 1004.02: Accessory Buildings A. One- and Two-Family Dwellings: The following standards apply to accessory buildings that serve one- and two-family dwellings. Table 1004-1 Accessory Building 864 square feet; up to 1,008 square feet by meeting performance standards in Section 1004.02A.2. In any case, Maximum combined storage size/area combined area of accessory buildings shall not exceed 85% of the footprint of the principal structure. Maximum height 15 feet; 9 feet wall height Minimum front yard building setback 30 feet Minimum rear yard buildin� setback 5 feet Minimum side yard building setback � �-#ee� Interior-si�e 5 feet Corner 10feetd ��Reverse corner Behind established building line of principal structure Minimum setback from any other �S feet building or structure on the lot — d The corner side vard setback requirement applies where a parcel is adiacent to a side street or ri�ht- of-way. The required setback from an unimproved ri�ht-of-way may be reduced to the required interior side vard setback bv the Communitv Development Department upon the determination by the Public Works Director that the ri�ht-of-wav is likelv to remain undeveloped. B. Attached and Multi-family Buildings: Attached and multi-family buildings are allowed one storage or maintenance structure and one garden shed per complex, plus detached garage structures as needed. Accessory buildings and sheds shall be located in #�s�r�rear or side yards behind the r��front building line of the principal structure. Accessory buildings and sheds shall be set back a minimum of 10 feet from rear or side lot lines and from principal buildings. C. Color, Design, and Materials: The exterior design and materials of an accessory stora�e building greater than 120 square feet in area and/or �reater than 12 feet in hei�ht shall be similar to or compatible with those of the principal structure. 1011.12: Additional Standards for Specific Uses in All Districts B. Residential Uses, Accessory: 1. Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU): m. Permit Required: A lifetime, non-transferrable ADU Occupancy Permit shall be required from the Community Development Department to allow an ADU to be rented. For the purposes of this provision, a"rented" ADU is one that is being occupied by a person or persons other than the family (as defined in �' ^�� 1001.10 of this Title) occupying the principal dwelling unit. Each property owner seeking to rent an ADU, or occupy an ADU while renting the principal Page 4 of 9 Page 1 of 3