§ 8106-8.3. Connection of structures.

An accessory structure will be considered to be attached to the principal structure if:

a.

The distance between the principal structure and the accessory structure is no greater than fifteen (15) feet and the roof connecting the two structures complies with all of the following:

(1)

It is essentially a continuation of the roof of the main structure;

(2)

It resembles the roof of the nearest enclosed, habitable area of the main structure in terms of pitch, materials, architectural design, etc.; and

(3)

It is imperforate; or

b.

The space between such structures is completely enclosed by walls attached to each structure and constitutes 'internal access' and the ratio of this access-way width to length is no greater than 1:3.

(Am. Ord. 3810—5/5/87)