For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
ABUTTING FRONTAGE.
The part of a lot, parcel, or property which abuts or fronts on an improvement.
APPROVING AUTHORITY.
The Committee of Public Works or its duly authorized agent or representative.
BUILDING SETBACK LINE.
A line 20 feet from the street right-of-way line.
IRREGULAR LOT.
A lot within a subdivision abutting a cul-de-sac or curved street which is approximately equal in area to other lots within the subdivision; however, having unusually short abutting frontage in comparison to the other lots.
LATERAL.
Service line connecting a single property or building with a main.
LONG FRONTAGE.
The long side of a corner lot regardless of building orientation.
MEDFORD FUNCTIONAL STREET SYSTEM MAP.
A map showing streets classified as arterial, collector, local or rural as determined by the Common Council.
REMOTE LOTS.
Lots or parcels without abutting frontage which receive benefit from an improvement.
SHORT FRONTAGE.
The short side of a corner lot regardless of building orientation.
(Ord. 428, passed 10-7-80)