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(a) “Two-family dwelling” means a detached dwelling arranged, intended or designed to be occupied by two families, one of which has its principal living rooms on the first floor and the other of which has its principal living rooms on the second floor.
(b) A two-family dwelling shall have not less than four living rooms and a bathroom for each family, and shall have a basement containing not less than 700 square feet.
(Ord. 8230. Passed 3-18-46.)
“Rooming house” or “furnished room house” means a building or part thereof, not a hotel or inn, in which sleeping rooms are available for hire as lodging with or without meals. Where equipment for cooking or provisions for the same are included in a sleeping room, such room shall be deemed to be a dwelling unit.
(Ord. 178-1959. Passed 9-14-59.)
Any lot or set of lots, which are under common ownership and are used by the Zoning Commissioner, Building Commissioner or City Engineer in the review and approval of construction permits or certificates of occupancy as required by the Euclid Codified Ordinances shall constitute a zoning lot. This set of lots is to contain all land needed to provide for conformity with required yard areas, open spaces, open perimeter and fire access requirements, parking, landscaping, storm water retention and treatment areas or other structures needed to insure that a building or legal occupancy conforms with the Euclid Codified Ordinances.
(Ord. 74-2012. Passed 5-21-12.)
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