108-12-13 Setback Requirements For Nonconforming Lots
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A nonconforming lot that has a smaller width than is required for the zone in which it is located may be developed in a manner that does not exceed the following allowed reduction in side yard setbacks:
A nonconforming lot's actual width (v) may be divided by the current required frontage/width (w) in order to formulate a ratio or proportional relation (x). (Formula: "v" divided by "w" equals "x".) The ratio may then be multiplied by the current zone's side yard setback requirement (y) in order to establish a reduced setback (z). (Formula: "x" multiplied by "y" equals "z".) Calculated setbacks shall be rounded to the nearest whole foot, with fractions of 0.5 feet or greater rounded up. In no case shall the reduced setback be interpreted to allow encroachments closer than the minimum setbacks established in this section. The reduced side yard setback is subject to the conditions listed below.
Under no circumstances shall an interior lot be allowed to reduce the side-yard setback requirement below five feet on one side and eight feet on the other. Under no circumstances shall a corner lot be allowed to reduce the side-yard requirement below ten feet when the side yard fronts on a street.
108-12-12 Reconfiguring Nonconforming Lots · 108-12-14 Parcels Previously Combined For Tax Purposes