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d. The fence is not detrimental to the public health, safety, or <br />welfare. <br />4. Referrals and Appeals The Zoning Enforcement Official may <br />refer a fence modification request to the Board of Zoning <br />Adjustments. The Board of Zoning Adjustments shall also <br />review fence modification(s) requests that are made in <br />conjunction with an application for either a conditional use <br />permit or variance. Appeals of the decision of the Zoning <br />Enforcement Official approving or denying a fence modification <br />shall be heard by the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to <br />the requirements of Article 28. <br />4 -1718 Restrictions on Residential Parking and Paving Within Required <br />Minimum Front or Side Yards <br />A. Parking, other than on Driveway, is Prohibited Except as provided in <br />Subsection B, no vehicles, whether motorized or non - motorized, shall <br />be parked within the minimum required front yard or street -side side <br />yard (i.e., within that portion of the front and street side yard required <br />as a minimum building setback) in either a residential district or on a <br />parcel in a non - residential district with a single - family or two - family <br />dwelling use unless on a paved driveway which provides access to a <br />parking space, covered or uncovered, that is required by this Article. <br />B. Parking Adjacent to Driveway may be Permitted Additional paved <br />area for parking is allowed provided such parking area is constructed <br />and maintained with a paved surface in conformance with design and <br />construction standards established by the City Engineer and located <br />adjacent to such paved driveways, and provided further that such <br />parking area when added to the paved driveway would not exceed <br />fifty percent (50 %) of the width of the subject property or thirty (30) <br />feet, whichever is less, as measured at the front setback line. <br />C. Allowable Paving in the Required Front Yard. Paving or <br />impervious surfaces for walkways, parking areas and vehicular <br />access shall not collectively occupy more than fifty percent <br />(50 %) of the required front setback area. <br />Exhibit A: Zoning Code Excerpts with Proposed Changes page 10 of 10 <br />