(a) Corner Lots. On corner lots, where lots have frontage on more than one public right-of-way, the required front yard shall be provided on both streets and the remaining lot line(s) shall comply with the side yard requirements.
(b) Flag Lots. Flag lots shall only be permitted in those locations where because of geometric, topographic, or other natural features, it would be impractical to extend a public street. Flag lots shall have a panhandle extending to a publicly dedicated street for the purpose of access, and shall have two conforming lots adjoining the flag lot.
(1) Residential flag lots. Flag lots in a residential subdivision shall meet the following standards:
A. Single flag lots shall have twenty feet of frontage on a publicly dedicated street.
B. With two or three contiguous flag lots, a deeded 15 foot strip of land for each lot is required with a common unobstructed access easement for a shared driveway to the public street.
C. No more than three contiguous flag lots shall be permitted.
(2) Commercial and industrial flag lots. Flag lots in commercial and industrial subdivisions shall meet the following standards:
A. Flag lots shall have a minimum of thirty feet of frontage and a maximum of fifty feet of frontage on a publicly dedicated street.
B. In the case of two contiguous flag lots, there shall be a minimum of thirty feet of frontage and a maximum of fifty feet of frontage, for both lots combined, on a publicly dedicated street and include a common private driveway.
C. With two contiguous flag lots, a deeded strip of land that shall be at least fifteen feet wide, and not greater than twenty-five feet in width, to provide each lot with a common unobstructed access easement for a shared driveway to the public street.
(Ord. 2022-24. Passed 5-24-22.)