A. No building or structure shall hereafter be erected, constructed, placed, altered or enlarged in any residence zone which shall be like any neighboring building then in existence or for which a construction permit has been issued or which is included in the same construction permit application in more than one of the following respects:

(1) The design or style of the roof.

(2) The length of the front elevation, measured between the ends of the building or structure, at the first floor elevation.

(3) The relative location of windows in the front elevation with respect to each other and with respect to any door, chimney, porch or attached garage in the same elevation.

(4) The relative location of the garage, if attached, porch, if any, and the remainder of the building or structure, in the front elevation, with respect to each other.

(5) The type or kind of materials used in the outside wall construction in the front elevations.

B. Buildings or structures shall be deemed to be like each other in respect to Subsection A(2) above if the difference in the length of the front elevation is less than eight feet. Buildings or structures between which the only difference in relative location of elements is end-to-end or side-to-side reversal of elements shall be deemed to be like each other in these respects.

A. Private residential swimming pools shall be installed only on lots containing a residence with the pool as an accessory use to the residence. The pool shall meet the yard requirements for an accessory building in the district in which it is located, except that if the pool is located in the front yard, the pool shall be set back twice the distance from the street line that is required for the principal building. A pool shall occupy no more than the equivalent of 75% of the yard area in which it is located.

B. Pools installed by a homeowners' association shall have its membership limited to residents and guests of residents in the development served by the association. The pool shall be on a lot of at least one acre, but of sufficient larger size if necessary so the pool, adjoining apron, off-street parking and accessory service buildings occupy no more than 50% of the lot area.

C. No portion of the pool, apron or service building shall be closer than 200 feet to the nearest residential building. Access to the pool complex shall be provided via bikeway/pedestrian paths, as well as street(s). Off-street parking shall be for 10 or more cars. The final parking lot size will be determined at site plan review, based on the ease of nonstreet access, the size of residential development and proximity of the pool to most residences.