Land Area, Gross
The total land area of a defined residential or industrial district, less lands that are considered to be undevelopable.
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Zoning Dictionary
Category: Regulatory Terms
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Land Area, Net
The area of a site that will not be further divided into additional sites.
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Light Cut-off Angle
An angle from vertical, extending downward from a luminaire, which defines the maximum range of illumination outward at the ground plane.
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Light Plane or Angular Plane
An imaginary inclined plane, rising over a lot, drawn at a specified angle from the vertical, the bottom side of which is coincidental with the lot line(s) or yard line(s) of the lot, or directly above them, and which together with other bulk regulations and lot size requirements, delineate the maximum bulk of any building […]
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Light Trespass
The spilling of light, whether directly, indirectly, or by glare, onto a lot, parcel, or public way other than the lot or parcel on which the light fixture is located.
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Lot of Record
A lot which is part of a recorded subdivision or a parcel of land which has been recorded, usually at a county recorder’s office containing property tax records.
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Lot, Panhandle
Any lot which gains highway frontage through the use of a narrow strip of land which is an integral part of the lot.
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Lot, Slope, Average
The average slope of a vacant lot shall be calculated using the following formula: AS = 100 IL / A; where A = Net area of a lot in square feet AS = Average percent of slope I = Contour Interval in feet L = Summation of existing contour length in feet.
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Lot, Triangular
A lot which is bounded by only three lot lines.
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