§ 106.24.040. Residential and Open Space District Subdivision Standards

Each subdivision shall comply with the minimum parcel size requirements in Table 2-3. Minimum lot depth shall be determined by the review authority in the subdivision review process. Subdividers are advised that Chapter 106.42 (Standards for Specific Land Uses) may require a specific land use to be on a parcel larger than required by this Section.

TABLE 2-3 MINIMUM PARCEL SIZE STANDARDS

Zone	Lot Type (2)	Minimum Parcel Size (1)
		Net Area (3)	Width
RD-1	All	1 acre	75 ft
RD-2	All	20,000 sf	75 ft
RD-3	All	10,000 sf	65 ft
RD-4	All	8,500 sf	65 ft
RD-5	Single-family - Interior lot	5,000 sf	50 ft
	Single-family - Corner lot	6,000 sf	60 ft
	Duplex - Interior lot	6,000 sf	60 ft
	Duplex - Corner lot	7,000 sf	70 ft
RD-7	Single-family - Interior lot	4,000 sf	40 ft
	Single-family - Corner lot	5,000 sf	50 ft
	Duplex - Interior lot	6,000 sf	60 ft
	Duplex - Corner lot	7,000 sf	70 ft
RD-10, 15	Single-family - Interior lot	3,000 sf	40 ft
	Single-family - Corner lot	4,000 sf	50 ft
	Duplex - Interior lot	4,000 sf	60 ft
	Duplex - Corner lot	5,000 sf	70 ft
	Multi-unit - Interior lot	5,000 sf	50 ft
	Multi-unit - Corner lot	6,000 sf	60 ft
RD-20, 25, 30	Single-family - Interior lot	2,500 sf	40 ft
	Single-family - Corner lot	3,000 sf	40 ft
	Duplex - Interior lot	3,500 sf	40 ft
	Duplex - Corner lot	4,000 sf	40 ft
	Multi-unit - Interior lot	5,000 sf	50 ft
	Multi-unit - Corner lot	6,000 sf	60 ft
MH	See Section 106.42.140 (Mobile Homes and Mobile Home Parks)
O	All	3 acres	200 ft

 

Notes:

(1)

A condominium, townhouse, small lot housing product development or common interest project may be subdivided with smaller parcels for ownership purposes, with the minimum lot area determined through subdivision review, provided that the overall development site complies with the minimum parcel size, and the total number of any dwellings is in compliance with the maximum density for the applicable zone.

(2)

Minimum parcel size requirements for lot types not listed shall be determined by the review authority in the subdivision process.

(3)

Net area is the gross area of the parcel, subtracting any existing or proposed access easements within the parcel, but including drainage and public utility easements.

(Ord. No. 2008-15, § 1, 12-11-2008; Ord. No. 2018-005, § 1(Exh. 1), 10-11-2018)