5959 Brown St Glendale, AZ 85302-1248

4. In the A-1 zoning district or for any non-single-family residential use or non-residential use in any district, accessory buildings and structures may be located in the front yard, but shall adhere to the required front setback. What are the design requirements for Accessory Building and Structures? Accessory buildings and structures shall be constructed of materials that have a visual appearance that is similar or complimentary to the principal structure in treatment and color. Exemption: Common movable and/or manufactured structures such as children’s play equipment, trash enclosures, tool / storage sheds, and pet shelters are exempt from this requirement. ZONING / SETBACKS / LAND DEVELOPMENT (UPDATED) What is zoning? The purpose of zoning is to separate different land uses. The development standards found within the City of Glendale Unified Development Code ensure that private development takes place within a given area in which: 1. All uses are compatible, 2. Common development standards are used; and 3. Each development does not unreasonably place a burden upon the City, the community, the neighborhood, and/or surrounding/abutting neighbors. With the adoption of the Unified Development Code, some properties may have legacy zoning, which is a zoning designation that is not within the current code but existed in the previous zoning ordinance. Properties that have legacy zoning now fall under a new zoning designation and are shown in Table 2.001-1 below: What is my property zoned and how do I find out? To determine the zoning of a property, please provide the property address or nine (9) digit assessor's parcel number (APN). With the address or APN, you can utilize the City's GIS Interactive Map here to verify the zoning of a property. Make sure that only the Zoning layer is checked on left column on the screen to only show zoning information.