§ 17.624.020 — Definitions

17.624.020 Definitions.

As used in this chapter, "Arbor" means a free-standing structure usually made up of two to four posts connected by lattice work or beams, with a flat or arched roof. Arbors are used to add shade or decor to walkways and paths, or to mark the entry point into a yard or property. "Attached accessory structure" means an accessory structure that is attached to the main building or use of the land. "Carport" means any covered structure or portion of a building or structure other than an attached or detached garage, used to shelter motor vehicles. "Deck" means a raised platform, usually made of wood. A deck may have a railing, bench, planter, storage area, or other feature. A deck may be attached or detached to the main building; a deck may be covered or uncovered; and a deck may be enclosed or unenclosed. "Detached accessory structure" means an accessory structure that is not attached to the main building or use of the land. "Garage" means any covered, enclosed structure or portion of a building or structure used to shelter motor vehicles. "Gazebo" means a freestanding roofed structure, usually open on the sides or latticed between the supports. See "covered unenclosed structure" under section 17.624.050 of this chapter for requirements. "Parking pad" means a level, surfaced area upon which motor vehicles are stored. "Pergola" means a free-standing structure usually consisting of four posts with parallel colonnades supporting an open roof of girders and cross rafters. Pergolas are used to add shade or decor and typically placed over a patio. See "covered patio" under section 17.624.050 for requirements. "Trellis" means a frame of latticework placed vertically on posts and generally used as a support for climbing vines or plants. A trellis may be free-standing or attached to a fence or wall. (Ord. 2024-0051 § 27; Ord. 2013-0020 § 1; Ord. 2013-0007 § 1)