§ 151.054 SOLAR ACCESS FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION.
   (A)   In order to promote the conservation of energy through the use of both passive and active solar systems, streets in residential subdivisions should, where possible, have an east-west alignment. Lots intended for detached dwelling should be of sufficient width to allow the structure to be built with its longest axis running east-west.
(Ord. 628, passed 7-11-1995; Ord. 816, passed 6-19-2007, § 571; Ord. 851, passed 8-4-2009, § 571)
   (B)   In order to allow the orientation of structures on the site so as to maximize potential solar gain, side lot lines should run as near to north-south as possible, providing that the angle between the side of the lot line and the street right-of-way line on a straight street or the tangent to a curved street shall not be less than 80 degrees.
(Ord. 628, passed 7-11-1995; Ord. 816, passed 6-19-2007, § 572; Ord. 851, passed 8-4-2009, § 572)