Section 1-3 (Definitions - Yards, waterfront)
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- Waterfront yardYardThe open space left between a building and its lot line — the space a setback creates. depth measurement
Yards, waterfront: A waterfront yard is a yard required on water front property. The depth shall be measured from the bulkhead or mean low waterline for nonbulkheaded lots. Waterfront property is hereby defined as property abutting on open water, bays, creeks, manmade canals and similar navigable waterways. Restriction over principal and accessory structures shall be the same as if the yard was a rear or side yard, as appropriate, in the zoning district in which the water front lot is located, with the exceptions that swimming pools and patios may extend to within ten feet of the bulkhead or mean low waterline and docks, gazebos and boat houses are permitted, subject to applicable regulations. Any use infringing on the waterfront yard must be water related and not used for extending the area of the lot for nonwater-related purposes.
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Yards, waterfront: A waterfront yard is a yard required on water front property. The depth shall be measured from the bulkhead or mean low waterline...