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is the greater setback, except where a service road exists, which case there shall be a thirty five foot setback. The owr, ers of adc, uble frontage lot may elect to front the prir, cipal building on either street which the lot abuts, provided that the principal entrance to the buildir, g shall open on the street sc, selected. Where any such ei~ection is manifestly cor, trary to the established character or welfare of the neighbor- hood, the permit shall be referred to the Board of Appeals for approval or disapproval. Accessory Uses Every private inground swir~n~ir, g pool, commercial fishing pond and other marc-made ~.ator storage storn~ water retention basins shall be enclosed by a fence or wall not less than four feet high to prevent uncontrolled access by small children. The exterior storage of not more than one automobile which does not have a cup-rent license plate shall be conside~ed an accessory use, but two or more shall constitute an auto salvage business and shall not be permitted as an accessr, ry use. Any proposed accessory building shall be located on the parcel of land so as to allow for orderly future resubdivision of a parcel on which the building is to be located. Prior to issuance of a building peri, it for the building, the applicant shall provide the building inspector with a sketch plan showing the location of the proposed building. The building inspector shall not issue the permit if he determines the proposed location will not allow for orderly future subdivision of the parcel. Nc, accessory structure shall bcor, structed on any lot prior to the time of construction of the principal building. No accessory building shall exceed the height of the principal bui Idir, g. Nc. accessory building shall be located within any required setback area other than the rear setback where such building may extend to within five feet of the rear lot line. No accessory building shall be located nearer the front lot line than the principal building on that lot (this provision shall not apply to attached garages). Ar~ accessory building shall be attached to and shall be made structurally a part of the principal building if it is within five feet eave-to-eave of the principal building. An attached garage of less than 864 square feet or a detached garage of less thar, 864 square feet where the principal building does not have an attached garage shall not be con- sidered an accessory buildir, g.