<div class="chunk-title">Sec. 62-120. - Lots.</div>
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               Residential lots shall comply with the following requirements:
               
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                  (1)
                  
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                  <span class="ital">Area.</span>
                  
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                  a.
                  
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                  The minimum requirement for lot area shall comply with article X, section 1001, Minimum
                  Lot Area, of the county zoning ordinance, except as allowed in subsection (1)b of
                  this section, and the watershed protection ordinance. Where conflict exists between
                  the requirements, the stricter requirement shall apply.
                  
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                  b.
                  
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                  An exception to the minimum lot area requirement is permitted to divide two or more
                  primary structures that existed prior to February 16, 2005, onto separate parcels
                  of land that would otherwise not contain sufficient acreage to meet current lot area
                  requirements. The resulting lots shall comply with the watershed protection ordinance
                  and contain a minimum of one-half acre of land per parcel.
                  
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                  c.
                  
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                  In calculating the lot area, the street right-of-way shall not be included.
                  
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                  (2)
                  
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                  <span class="ital">Width and depth.</span>
                  
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                  a.
                  
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                  All lots shall have a minimum width at the front yard building line of 100 feet and
                  a minimum width at the street right-of-way of 35 feet. Corner lots shall have an extra
                  width of ten feet to permit adequate setback from side streets.
                  
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                  b.
                  
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                  All lots shall have an average depth of at least 100 feet. Single tier lots shall
                  have an average depth of at least 125 feet.
                  
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                  c.
                  
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                  Lots shall be configured in such a way that the average length, measured from the
                  front to the rear property lines, shall not exceed four times the average lot width.
                  
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                  (3)
                  
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                  <span class="ital">Orientation of lot lines.</span> Side lot lines shall be substantially at right angles or radial to street lines.
                  
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               (Ord. of 9-15-1998, app. B, Â§ 906; Ord. of 2-16-2005; Ord. of 3-1-2006)
               
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