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<br /> <br />GUIDELINES <br /> <br />· Maintain privacy of the yard. New construction <br />should strive to maintain privacy of neighbors' <br />backyards through the placement of building <br />volumes to the front of the lot for the main house, <br />and to the rear of the lot for secondary dwellings. <br />Windows, setbacks, screening, and second-story <br />setbacks can help maintain privacy if new houses <br />must be located next to existing backyards. <br /> <br />· Respect privacy of the house. Take care that the <br />windows required for each new dwelling do not <br />occur directly across from windows in an existing <br />house. Dwelling units can respect the privacy of <br />neighbors' houses through orientation and size of <br />windows, screening, and landscaping. Accessory <br />dwellings can be placed and oriented to help <br />maintain privacy between units. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />10'.OW <br />Setback To ExleriQf , <br />Surtace Of Upper I <br />Level Windows i <br />i <br />i <br />i <br />i <br />+-5'-0' <br /> <br />10'.0. <br />Setback To Exterior . <br />Surface Of Upper I <br />Level WIndows i <br />i <br />i <br />i <br />i <br />+-5"0"-'> <br /> <br />The diagrams above show two different ways the Interior Yard <br />Second Floor Setback may be applied to satisfy the clear and <br />objective proposed standard. <br /> <br /> <br />New infill duplex in the ETN that "looms" over <br />the backyard of a small post-war house. <br /> <br />PROPOSED CLEAR & OBJECTIVE STANDARDS <br /> <br />INTERIOR YARD SECOND FLOOR <br />WINDOW SETBACK: No current standard. <br /> <br />Proposed standards: Second floor <br />windows must be set back 10' from side <br />yard property line. <br /> <br />. <br />