18.25.030 Residential (single- and multifamily).
(a) The residential district is intended to stabilize and protect the residential character of the district and to promote and encourage a safe and suitable environment for family life. It is also intended that all development in this district be served with public water and sewer.
(b) Within land classified as residential (whether R-1 or R-2 on the zoning map), the following uses, structures, buildings and development shall be permitted:
(1) Residential dwellings not to exceed one building per lot;
(2) Assisted living facilities;
(3) Accessory buildings and structures that are secondary to the principal uses set forth in subsection (b)(1) or (b)(2) of this section, which accessory buildings or structures must be located on the same lot or on an adjacent lot with the same ownership;
(4) Cottage occupations conducted by the permanent inhabitants in a manner that does not create noxious fumes or excessive noise or disturbances;
(5) Storage of not more than two fishing vessels, and nets, crab pots or other equipment used on either vessel, per lot; provided, that each vessel must be owned by a permanent inhabitant of such lot;
(6) Parks and playgrounds;
(7) Schools and daycares;
(8) Public buildings; and
(9) Public facilities, uses and utilities in keeping with the character and requirements of this district.
(c) The followings uses may be allowed under the conditional use process set forth in CCO 18.25.090:
(1) Telecommunications facilities;
(2) Churches; and
(3) Recreational facilities. [Code 1979 § 15.02.030.]