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The Zoning Administrator may permit a minor reduction of the setback dis- tance from a swale, seep, or slope bank for houses of high-quality design where the reduced setback is to allow a significant architectural design fea- ture, e,g., a stepped-pad design reflecting the topographic character of the site, c. Development Standards for Open Accessory Structures, e.g., Swimming Pools and Spas including, Arbors, Trellises, Open Patios, etc. (Note: These setback standards shall also apply to swimming pools and spas.) . Maximum height - One-Story and IS-feet . Rearyard Setback - IS-feet from the property line provided that any structure is at least S feet from the top-of-bank of a swale/seep or slope bank. . Interior Sideyard - 10- feet for the structure or S- feet for the swimming pool/spa equipment from the property line provided that any structure is at least S feet from the top-of-bank of a swale/seep or slope bank. . Street Sideyard for Corner Lots - 20-feet from the property line for the structure and for swimming pool/spa equipment provided that any structure is at least S feet from the top-of-bank of a swale/seep or slope bank. d. Development Standards for Enclosed Accessory Structures including Sec- ond Units: . Rearyard Setback - 20-feet from the property line provided that any structure is at least S feet from the top-of-bank of a swale/seep or slope bank. . Interior Sideyard - IS-feet from the property line provided that any structure is at least S feet from the top-of-bank of a swale/seep or slope bank. . Street Sideyard for Corner Lots - IS-feet from the property line pro- vided that any structure is at least S feet from the top-of-bank of a swale/seep or slope bank. . Maximum height - One-Story and IS-feet (Note: The floor area for enclosed accessory structures shall be included in the sites' floor area ratios.) SR 06:242 Page 3 of24