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12. All accessory dwelling units shall also be subject to the condition that such a permit shall automatically expire whenever: a. The accessory dwelling unit is substantially altered and is thus no longer in conformance with the plans approved by both the planning director and the building official; b. The subject lot ceases to maintain at least three off-street parking spaces; or c. The applicant ceases to own or reside in either the principal or the accessory dwelling unit. 13. The applicant shall provide a covenant in a form acceptable to the city attorney and suitable for recording with the county auditor, providing notice to future owners or long- term lessors of the subject lot that the existence of the accessory dwelling unit is predicated upon the occupancy of either the accessory dwelling unit or the principal dwelling by the person to whom the accessory dwelling unit permit has been issued. The covenant shall also require any owner of the property to notify a prospective buyer of the limitations of this section and to provide for the removal of improvements added to convert the premises to an accessory dwelling unit and the restoration of the site to a single-family dwelling in the event that any condition of approval is violated. Section 12. Section 39.130.0 of Ordinance#1671-89, as amended by Section 25 of Ordinance #1838-91, which reads as follows: C. Minimum Lot Area-Averaging in Subdivisions. In any formal subdivision or short subdivision, the individual lots of the subdivision shall be considered legal lots if the average of the areas of all lots in the subdivision meets the minimum requirement for the district in which the subdivision is located, provided: 1. That no individual lot therein shall be less than five thousand square feet in area or fifty feet in width; 2. Not more than a twenty-five percent increase over the required minimum lot area for any single lot shall be credited in computing average lot area; 3. The average net area for all lots in the subdivision shall not be less than the minimum net area requirement for the zone in which the subdivision is located; 4. Common open space and/or common recreation areas provided within a subdivision shall be permitted to be included in the calculation of average lot area. is hereby amended to read as follows: C. Minimum Lot Area-Averaging in Subdivisions. In any formal subdivision or short subdivision, the individual lots of the subdivision shall be considered legal lots if the average of the areas of all lots in the subdivision meets the minimum requirement for the district in which the subdivision is located, provided: 1. That in the R-S zone, no individual lot therein shall be less than five thousand square feet in area or fifty feet in width; 2. That in the R-1 zone, no individual lot therein shall be less than four thousand square feet in area, fifty feet in width, or eighty feet in lot depth;