§ 24-301. Exceptions for minimum setbacks.

A.

Exceptions. Exceptions to setback requirements may be approved by the Zoning Administrator when no other alternative to comply with a setback exists. Setbacks shall only be reviewed for the lot line being modified.

B.

Findings. In approving an exception to a setback the Zoning Administrator shall make the following findings:

1.

Documentation and analysis that there is no logical alternative to comply with the setback.

2.

The adjusted line shall conform as much as possible to the required setback and all other provisions set-forth under this chapter.

3.

A review of the lot line adjustment application by the Department of Public Works and the Environmental Health Division of the Public Health Department has taken place in accordance with Section 20-95.1, providing approval or conditional approval of the lot line adjustment.

4.

The exception granted pursuant to this article would not conflict with a recorded parcel map or subdivision map condition, note, or Williamson Act Contract.

5.

Exceptions shall not be granted when a parcel being reduced in size below the minimum parcel size imposed by the zone allows the parcel receiving additional land to be subdivided.

6.

The parcel subject to the exception has not received a prior exception. Only one (1) exception shall be granted per parcel.

(Ord. No. 4062, § 1, 9-10-13; Ord. No. 4091, § 1, 1-27-15)