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Article - Blocks, LOS, ACCESS <br />DIVISION 3: LOTS <br />Section 3.6.3.1 Lot Standards <br />B. Lot Arrangement. <br />1. Lots shall be subdivided to permit conformance with all laws and ordinances and to ensure orderly urban <br />growth, proper building arrangement and to provide city services and facilities. <br />2. Lot dimensions shall provide for the potential development of all lots and future compliance with the <br />development standards of this Development Code. <br />3. Irregularly -Shaped Lots. Irregularly-shaped lots shall have sufficient width at the front setback line to meet lot <br />width requirements in Chapter 4. <br />a) Triangular, tapered, or flag lots shall <br />16 be not be permitted except for use as dedicated parkland lots. <br />b) Severely elongated in excess of a three to one3:1 length to width ratio) lots shall not be permitted except <br />for use as dedicated parkland lots or for use as townhomes or zero lot line buildin t e lots. <br />C) Lq4 "ahl om.e..and ....1'eC.C?...�, of UriW:.".lots rr6a:� ' CGC�'G exceed "mix ���P7, one 6 � .I.f�i�C�"��I.j °�Jd, �;,h ratio <br />Exceptions tot e irregularly shaped of requirements fall un er the alternative compliance process in <br />accordance with Section 2.8.4.1. <br />NOTE: Item "C" above was added to provide a standard for townhome and zero lot line lots <br />Article 10: Parks and open space <br />DIVISION 1: IN GENERAL <br />Section 3.10.1.2 Parkland Dedication <br />B. Land Required in the Downtown and Midtown Intensity Zones. Residential or mixed-use developments with 30 or <br />more dwelling units shall provide a minimum of five percent (5%) of the site or lot iA-4vk—,paee. as plazas that are <br />17 either privately held and open to the public or dedicated as parkland. <br />CHAPTER 4. ZONING REGULATIONS <br />Article a General To Ali <br />DIVISION 3: PLACEMENT OF BUILDINGS <br />Section 4.3.3.2 Building Setbacks <br />A. Building Setbacks. There are four (4) types of setback - primary street setback, secondary street setback, side <br />setback and rear setback. Double frontage lots are considered to have two (2) primary street setbacks. <br />1. Primary and secondary street setbacks are measured perpendicular from the edge of the right-of-way. <br />2. Side setbacks are measured perpendicular from the interior lot line. <br />3. Rear setbacks are measured perpendicular from the rear lot line, or where there is an alley, from the edge of the <br />right-of-way. <br />B. A multiple street frontage lot must designate at least one (1) primary street. A lot may have more than one (1) <br />primary street. The primary street will be determined based on the following criteria: <br />1. The street with the highest street classification; <br />g 2. The established orientation of the block; <br />3. The street abutting the longest face of the block; <br />4. The street parallel to an alley within the block; a444or <br />5. The street from which the lot takes its address. <br />Exhibit B Pg. 7 of 27 <br />