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Occupancy

The occupancy requirement is contained mostly within §17-55, Definitions, of the Zoning Ordinance, and is a combination of the definitions of a dwelling unit and the definition of family.

Dwelling unit means any dwelling designed, occupied or intended for occupancy by a single-family unit. A structure or part of a structure shall be considered a dwelling unit where any one of the following elements are proposed or present:

(1) A full bath, except where (a) the full bath is the primary use of the structure, and (b) no other area of the structure may be readily inhabited (i.e. a stand-alone bath house); or

(2) A range, oven, stove, broiler, or other like cooking appliance generally designed for permanent installation; or

(3) A separate power meter, except where the building official has determined that power could not be safely supplied from an existing meter; or

(4) A separate water meter or connection to a well.

Family means an individual; or two or more persons related by blood or marriage living together; or a group of individuals, of not more than three persons, not related by blood or marriage but living together as a single housekeeping unit.

Willie Wilson is our inspector for our area. He can be reached at 545-3435 or ten.csaibmulocnull@nosliwew.

Read the full text of the ordinance.

Watch your neighbor’s back!

Vandals look for opportunity, including signs of vacancy.  If you are traveling during the upcoming weeks, make sure you have someone pick up your mail, newspaper, and other delivered items daily.  If you've ordered something, consider using the Fedex or UPS alternate delivery features to hold the package or send it elsewhere. Look out for each other. It's the very best protection. Or get a big dog. For more tips, visit our security page.

Meet your Forest Hills officers, area representatives & committee leaders

If you have questions about various aspects of the Forest Hills Neighborhood Association officers and area representatives click here. Your committee leaders are listed here.

Great resource for pet owners!

If you have lost or found a pet, a great place to report this is on the Chasing the Tails Pet Patrol Facebook page. They have great success in reuniting pets and owners.

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