§ 21.15.063. Accessory use, residential.

"Accessory residential use" means a residential use that is customarily incidental and/or necessarily related to a principal nonresidential use of land, building, or structure. An accessory residential use is located on the same lot as the principal nonresidential building or use and is dependent upon the principal nonresidential use for the majority of its use or activity. The occupant of an accessory residential use is employed in or routinely conducts business in the nonresidential space. Accessory residential uses include, but are not limited to, a caretaker's or night watchman's residence (Section 21.15.445), an artist's studio and residence (Section 21.15.240), and parsonage (Section 21.15.2005). "Accessory residential use" does not include accessory dwelling units (Section 21.15.045).

( ORD-17-0031 § 2, 2017; Ord. C-6895 § 27, 1991)