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Setbacks <br />Yes No <br />Except for single - family dwellings, building fronts should abut the sidewalk on any street <br />frontage. Canopies, awnings and balconies should not be used in establishing setbacks <br />for reference points. <br />Canopies, awnings, balconies, eaves, signage and other similar elements may project to <br />within 12 inches of the roadway edge of the public sidewalk. Building frontages maybe <br />setback from the front sidewalk where the setback area is to allow for business patron <br />oriented uses such as outdoor dining patios or pedestrian public rest areas. Buildings <br />shall not be setback from front sidewalks to accommodate parking or other automobile <br />related amenities. <br />While a streetscape with a continuous building frontage is generally preferred, buildings <br />may be sited not more than a total of 20 feet from the side property line(s) to <br />accommodate driveway access and egress to parking at the rear of the building, <br />pedestrian passageways to rear parking lots or for mid -block throughways, outdoor patio <br />dining areas, or other appropriate outdoor commercial activities by the existing <br />commercial enterprise. <br />E— side yard setback for <br />rear parking access. <br />sa <br />121Page <br />variation of side yard <br />setback —� <br />'mod <br />M <br />