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116 <br /> b) Equivalent Lot Unit • <br /> • Equivalent lot units are determined by dividing a large or <br /> unplatted parcel of land into smaller lot units. The division of <br /> land for assessment purposes is done in a manner consistent with <br /> the City' s current zoning for the area and subdivision <br /> regulations. Questions pertaining to the "buildability" of areas <br /> to be divided into equivalent lot units are addressed by the City <br /> at the time of the determination. <br /> c) Gross Area <br /> The total area, in acres or square feet, of a lot or parcel of <br /> land including any easements. The gross area of a lot or parcel <br /> of land does not include any of the abutting right-of-way. <br /> 11111 d) Weighted Areas <br /> For the purpose of storm sewer assessments, the weighting of areas <br /> shall be based on zoning as follows: <br /> Residential 1.00 <br /> High Density Residential 1.25 <br /> l <br /> Commercial 1.50 <br /> 1 Industrial 2.00 <br /> . e) Front Footage <br /> 1. Single Frontage Lots <br /> In platted areas, the front footage for purposes of front <br /> footage assessments shall be measured parallel to the • <br /> 1 property line abutting the improvement. <br /> i . <br /> L- <br /> [.. <br />