Flag lots are subject to subdivision requirements in title 11 of this code, and are allowed only upon the recommendation of the planning commission and approval of the city council, subject to the following:
A. Right Of Way Or Access Strip:
1. The right of way or access strip shall have a minimum width of twenty five feet (25') and a maximum grade of not more than fifteen percent (15%).
2. The right of way or access strip shall not be included in the calculation of the required minimum lot area.
3. No building, structure or parking shall be allowed in the right of way or access strip; and the right of way or access strip is to be used solely as access to the flag lot.
4. The right of way or access strip shall be constructed of an all weather surface, with a concrete or asphalt apron of not less than twenty five feet (25') in length that extends from the entrance along the width of the access strip.
5. If the right of way or access strip is to be used for drainage of the flag lot, it may require approval of the city engineer. (Ord. 2008-12, 7-16-2008)
B. Dwelling Unit Number: Only one one-family dwelling unit shall be allowed on a flag lot. (Ord. 2009-02, 2-18-2009)
C. Vehicle Turnaround: Any flag lot with an access one hundred fifty feet (150') or more in length shall require an emergency vehicle turnaround with a minimum radius per the applicable building related codes and the approval of the fire chief.
D. Address Display: The lot address shall be prominently displayed in a visible location at the street entrance to the right of way or access strip.
E. Setback: The setback of any residence or accessory buildings shall be that required for the zoning district and shall not obstruct emergency vehicle access.
F. Fire Hydrants: If the main building or structure is located more than two hundred fifty feet (250') from a fire hydrant, measured along approved vehicular routes, the property owner shall be required, at said owner's expense and on his or her private property, to install a fire hydrant that is serviced by a minimum six inch (6") class 900 PVC line. The location of the hydrant shall be determined by the building inspector, the public works director and/or the fire chief. (Ord. 2008-12, 7-16-2008)