Bradbury Municipal Code Art. III Lots

(a) Each lot in any division of land shall have a net area not less than either the required area or what will be the required area at the time of the submission of the final map or parcel map for approval for the zone in which the lot or any portion thereof is located. Each lot shall have an average width of not less than the required width and a street frontage width of not less than the required width, or what will be the required widths at the time of the submission of the final map or parcel map for approval, or shall contain an area of not less than such required area within a portion which does have an average width of not less than such required width. The required area and the required lot widths shall be the same as those terms are defined, respectively, in the various zones as set forth in this title. Where this title does not establish a minimum required area or a required lot width in a particular zone, the minimum required area shall be 7,500 feet and the required width shall be 80 feet.

(b) This section does not apply to any lot which the subdivider offers to deed or dedicate to the public.

(c) Where public sewers are not available and private sewage disposal is to be used, every lot or parcel or building site shall be of sufficient size to provide for satisfactory sewage disposal for the land use intended.

(Ord. No. 297, § 9.07.060.240, 3-20-2007; Ord. No. 366, § 2, 10-15-2019)

No lot shall be divided by a City boundary line. Each such boundary line shall be made a lot line.

(Ord. No. 297, § 9.07.060.280, 3-20-2007)

The alignment of streets shall be such as to provide frontage for lots in the division of land except as provided in Section 9.145.250. The City Planner shall determine the lot frontage in unusual cases.

(Ord. No. 297, § 9.07.060.290, 3-20-2007)

Editor's note— Ord. No. 366, § 3, adopted Oct. 15, 2019, repealed § 9.145.270, which pertained to variation in minimum frontage and derived from Ord. No. 297, adopted March 20, 2007.

In all cases where practicable, the side lines of lots shall be at an approximate right angle to the street upon which such lots front.

(Ord. No. 297, § 9.07.060.310, 3-20-2007)

The City Council may disapprove the platting of flag lots where this design is not justified by topographic conditions or the size and shape of the division of land, or where this design is in conflict with the pattern of neighborhood development. If flag lots are approved, the access strip for each lot shall be at least ten feet in width where the fire access strip is situated contiguous to other such access strips, so as to form a common driveway, and at least 20 feet in width or minimum fire access if greater, where the strip is not situated contiguous to other such access strips, unless the Subdivision Committee recommends the approval of lesser widths because of topographic conditions or the size and shape of a division of land. Each access strip shall be located so that, when improved as a driveway, the finished grade will not exceed 20 percent. The advisory agency may require that easements for ingress and egress be provided over common driveways for the benefit of the lots served.

(Ord. No. 297, § 9.07.060.320, 3-20-2007)