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(b) Accessory buildings on lots located outside of a recorded subdivision on which the principal use is residential shall not exceed two and one -half (2 1/2) stories or 35 feet in height. (4) AREA, FRONTAGE AND POPULATION DENSITY REGULATIONS. (a) 'Keeping of Livestock: 1. On parcels of less than 5 acres livestock shallbe limited to 1 animal unit per each full acre. 2. On parcels of 5 acres or more, no limit to the number of livestock. (b) Salvage Yards: Minimum area is three acres. (5) SETBACK REQUIREMENTS. No building, including barns and other farm buildings of any description whatsoever, shall hereafter be erected, moved or structurally altered so as to be nearer the highway than is prescribed by Section 10.17. (6) SIDE YARD REQUIREMENTS. (a) For residential uses the minimum side yards shall be the same as - for the R -1 Residence District. (b) Barns, feeding or loafing sheds, hog houses, mink pens, dog kennels, bee hives and the like shall be located no closer than 100 feet to the property line of adjacent properties, if those adjacent properties are located in a residential district. (7) REAR YARD REQUIREMENTS. For residential uses the minimum rear yards shall be the same as for the R -1 Residence District. (8) OFF- STREET PARKING. Off - street parking space shall be provided in accordance with the provision of Section 10.18. SECTION 10.127 A -3 AGRICULTURE DISTRICT (1) STATEMENT OF PURPOSE. The purpose of the A -3 Agriculture District is to preserve, for an unspecified time period in agricultural and related open -space land uses, those lands generally located in proximity to developed areas within Dane County where urban expansion is inevitable and broadly in keeping with long time plans for development. It is intended that urban development be deferred in such areas until the appropriate authorities concerned determine that it is economicallyand financially feasible to provide public services and facilities for uses other than those permitted in the district. It is also intended that the status of all aras in this district be reviewed by the appropriate authorities periodically in order to determine whether, in light of current land development trends, there should be a transfer of all or any part of those areas to some other appropriate use district. Any such review will consider developments in keeping with local and regional land use plans pursuant to Section 10.255 (1)(d).