(A) All lots shall abut on a public or private street.
(B) Side lines of lots shall be at approximately right angles to straight streets and on radial lines on curved streets. Some variation from this rule is permissible, but pointed or very irregular lots should be avoided.
(C) Double frontage lots should not be platted except that, where desired along limited access highways or arterial streets, lots may face on an interior street and back on such thoroughfares. In that event, a planting strip for a screen and buffer at least 20 feet in width shall be provided along the back of each lot.
(D) Widths and areas of lots which are not served by community water and sanitary sewer systems shall be determined in accordance with regulations of the Board of Health. For subdivisions with community water and sanitary sewer systems, the width and area of lots shall be not less than that provided in the Zoning Code for single-family dwellings for the district in which the subdivision is located. In no instance shall the width of the lot at the building setback line be less than 60 feet and the area of the lot be less than 7,200 square feet.
(E) The depth to width ratio of the usable area of a lot shall be a maximum of 3 to 1.
(F) Wherever possible, unit shopping centers, based upon sound development standards, should be designed in contrast to the platting of lots for individual commercial use.
(G) Corner residential lots shall be wider than normal in order to permit appropriate setbacks from both streets.
(H) Lots shall not be plotted within flood-prone areas as defined in § 152.65.
(I) Each lot shall be adequately graded in order to facilitate proper drainage away from the house.
(BCC Ord. 1977-38, passed 12-19-77) Penalty, see § 10.99