(a) Zoning Conformance. The lot size, width, depth and the minimum building setback shall conform to the applicable zoning requirements.
(b) Corner Lots. A lot at the junction of and abutting upon two intersecting streets is a corner lot.
(c) Access to Public Streets. The subdividing of land shall provide each lot with access to an existing public street.
(d) Double Frontage Lot. Lots shall not be laid out so that they have frontage on more than one street except:
(1) Where the lots are adjacent to the intersection of two streets;
(2) Where it is necessary to separate residential lots from major arterial thoroughfares. Where double frontage lots are created adjacent to major arterial thoroughfares, a reserve strip along the major arterial thoroughfare shall be deeded to the City. The plat shall state that there shall be no right of access across such reserve strip. The Planning Commission may require that a six-foot high solid board fence or masonry wall be constructed or that a ten-foot wide planting screen be provided.
(e) Lot Lines. Lot lines shall be substantially at right angles or radial to street lines. Lot lines should follow Municipal, Township and County boundary lines rather than cross them, insofar as possible.
(f) Lot Depth. Lot depth shall not exceed three and one-half times the lot width, except as otherwise authorized by the Planning Commission. In the three-mile extraterritorial area designated for residential development with no more than one dwelling unit per two gross acres, lot depth shall be limited only by consideration of interference with planned streets or the block criteria specified in Section 1171.04
(a).