20.200.670

A. A corner lot is a lot having at least two frontages on intersecting streets; and 1. A residential corner lot is a lot in a residential district on a corner fronting not more than one hundred twenty feet on one street and not more than one hundred twenty feet on another. If both of the street frontages exceed the specified frontage widths, the lot is considered to have two front property lines. 2. A commercial corner lot is a lot in a commercial zoning district on a corner fronting not more than one hundred fifty feet on one street and not more than one hundred fifty feet on another. If both of the street frontages exceed the specified frontage width, the lot is considered to have two front property lines. B. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 20.200.670.A, in a pedestrian oriented zoning district, a "corner lot" means a lot having at least two frontages on intersecting streets. Such "corner lot" shall have a minimum of two front lot lines regardless of the dimensions of the lot. (Ords. 26248, 28858.)