§ 152.095 GENERAL.
   The height limit of this chapter shall be applied as follows:
   (A)   A cellar or basement, when designed for occupancy as a dwelling, unless two-thirds of its height be below curb level. shall be counted as a story; when otherwise designed and used, it shall not be counted as a story.
   (B)   On a corner lot having two or more frontages, the height shall be taken from a level midway in elevation between the highest curb level and the lowest curb level; and this height limitation shall apply upon such lot not farther than to the center line of the block, beyond which any portion of the same lot shall have a height limitation similar to that applying upon the property next adjacent thereto.
   (C)   On a through lot, the height limit, including all exceptions thereto, beginning at either frontage, shall apply to a depth not exceeding one-half the depth of the lot.
   (D)   On an interior lot, the height limit, including all exceptions thereto, shall apply to a depth equal to one-half the depth of the block as measured from frontage to frontage on a line projected through the enter of the lot in question. Any rear portion of such lot beyond the center line of the block shall have a height limit similar to that applying upon the lot immediately abutting in the rear thereof.
   (E)   Regardless of how a lot lays, the building thereon shall not exceed a maximum height of 50 feet.
(Ord. 21, passed 1-14-2020) Penalty, see § 152.999