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Session Laws, 1972
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Anne Arundel County                          2423

(b) Not more than one (1) such structure shall be permitted
for each frontage or easement, except that a common easement of
access measuring not less than forty feet (40') wide may be provided
for two (2) or more such structures.

Section 13-300.6. General Setback Requirements.

(a)    Notwithstanding any provisions to the contrary, the set-
back for all structures on dual lane highways shall be not less than
sixty feet (60') from the right-of-way line. No accessory uses shall
be permitted in said setback.

(b)    No merchandise shall be located within the required setback
in any zoning district.

Section 13-300.7. Yards, Buildings, Projections and Setbacks.

(a)    Required yards along zoning district boundary lines shall
be that of the most restrictive district.

(b)    On a corner lot, the owner shall have the option of desig-
nating which of the two (2) side streets will be the front street.

(c)    All yards and other open spaces allocated to a structure
shall be located on the same lot, lots or parcels as such structure,
except as provided in Section 13-321.9 (d) of this Subtitle.

(d)    Required yard and open space shall be unobstructed and
open to the sky except as hereinafter set forth:

(1) Architectural features (such as windows, sills, chimneys,
cornices, caves or bay windows) may project not more than three
feet (3') into any required yard, and not less than five feet (5') to
any lot line. The sum of all such bay window projections on any wall
shall not exceed one-fourth (¼) of the length of said wall.

(2)    The height limitations set forth in this Subtitle shall not
apply to flagpoles, church spires, belfries, cupolas, and domes not
used for human occupancy; not to chimneys, ventilators, sky lights,
water tanks, bulkheads, or similar roof features; not to radio and
television antennas for the use of the residents of a structure, and the
necessary mechanical equipment usually carried above the roof
level. Such features shall be created only to a height necessary to
accomplish the purpose intended therefor, but in no event more
than fifteen feet (15') above the lowest point of contact with the
roof. The total area covered by such features shall not exceed fifteen
percent (15%) of the cross sectional area of the section of the roof
upon which they are located. Roof features such as water tanks,
cooling towers, air conditioning units, elevator shafts and bulkheads
shall be enclosed within walls of material and design in harmony
with the main walls of the structure upon which they are located.

(3)    Subject to the provisions of Section 13-321 through
13-321.9 inclusive, of Article VI of this Subtitle, municipal buildings,
schools, places of worship or hospitals may be erected to a greater
height than otherwise permitted provided that the front, side and rear
yards shall be increased not less than one foot (10 for each foot by

 

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