detached dwelling definition
detached dwelling means a residential building containing one dwelling unit, which is physically separate from any other residential building, and does not include a manufactured home;
detached dwelling means a separate building designed for and containing only one dwelling unit and constructed for year-round human habitation.
detached dwelling means a building containing one primary dwelling unit.
More Definitions of detached dwelling
detached dwelling means a building comprised of one dwelling unit,
detached dwelling and “detached” means a residential building on one parcel of land comprising at least 1 dwelling unit and not more than 3 dwelling units on that parcel of land, where no portion of the building is attached to any building on another parcel of land;
detached dwelling means a building that is divided vertically into two dwelling units and sharing a common foundation. Each unit shall have an independent entrance.
detached dwelling means a residential use building that contains only one principal dwelling unit.
detached dwelling means a dwelling containing only a dwelling unit or a dwelling unit and an accessory apartment
detached dwelling means a dwelling unit surrounded on all sides by open spaces. “Development regulations” means Title 19, Administration of Development Regulations.
detached dwelling means a residential building containing one (1) dwelling unit and everything physically attached to said dwelling unit (e.g. breezeways and attached garages), which is physically separate from any other residential building, and does not include a manufactured dwelling unit;