Ordinance 2718-03 - Laserfiche WebLink

33. "Easement access drive"means a road-in private ownership utilized principally for providing access to lots, tracts,parcels or sites from an improved public right-of-way. Section 3: Section 1.F. of Ordinance No. 2328-98, as amended by Ordinance No. 2536- 01 (EMC 18.04.080), is hereby amended by the addition of the following definitions: 34. "Easement access lot"means any lot whose principal means of access is from an easement access drive. 35. "Easement access front lot"means an easement access lot that fronts on a public street. 36. "Easement access interior lot"means an easement access lot that is not a front lot or a rear lot. An example would be the middle lot of a 3-lot easement access short subdivision. 37. "Easement access rear lot"means an easement access lot located at the end of an easement access drive and which contains at least a portion of the rear lot line of the parent lot. These lots are typically,but not always, located the furthest from the pubic street as compared to other lots within an easement access short plat. 38. "Encroachment"means any physical appurtenance including,but not limited to, buildings, walls, roof overhangs, fences and hedges that has been established across a lot line of record. Within the context of a land division action or boundary line adjustment, such a physical appurtenance shall be considered an encroachment if any portion of the structure is located on a lot that is not subject to the land division or boundary line adjustment action. The term"gap" shall be distinguished from an encroachment. 39. "Gap"means the area between a lot line of record and a physical appurtenance creating an apparent property line which is beyond the lot line of record of the property subject to a land division or boundary line adjustment action. 51. "Lot depth"means the mean distance between the front lot line and the rear lot line, or as defined in the City's Zoning Code. For easement access lots, minimum lot depth may be different from Zoning Code standards. For panhandle lots, lot depth is measured only on the portion of the lot excluding the panhandle. 52. "Lot width"means the horizontal distance between the side lot lines measured at right angles to the lot depth at a point midway between the front and rear lot lines, or as defined in the City's Zoning Code. For easement access lots,minimum lot width may be different from Zoning Code standards. For panhandle lots, lot width is measured only on the portion of the lot excluding the panhandle. 55. "Parent lot"means a lot proposed for, or which has been, further divided into additional lots, tracts or parcels.