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2.9 Any such Interim Moratorium Ordinance would z�ot affect the "60-dav c�oc�C'° for applications received �rior to its ado�tion. 3.0 SUGGESTED ACTION: 3.1 Consider an Interim Ordinance for a residential lot split moratorium z�� order to conduct a study of the positive and negative impacts of splitting or otherwise affecting single-family residential lots in a manner that results in a greater housing density on those lots. �'" ,7�� - �.� }� ��US? Li]iC n� Li??iFii I k'C�?} �� L'2}}�7 5 i I I11; = 17��'�� f�� '•�aw -'_�1� �Jti'. $� I I}I'..! r.:. }_ ai3C_�-]'Y_� �EEV F7{}1L�4' ;'L' � cJ?{jl fl L' �{'rL $T]L1.i.5. SC� C�LL� �?G f� I.F�{_LC{� 4i � F3lci�� ?rBCiiC€I.E t�Jc'11 I�t;� �c� _ 1 i Y�c�� v as it zelates to such s�lits. Examples of such practical chan�es rni�hi include : o Minimum dimensions of a sin�le family lot in an area unaffected by �ake shore re�ulations shall be 85 feet in width and 11,000 square feet in area UNLESS the avera�e dimensions of sin�le family residential lots within 500 feet of that proposed lot exceeds 100 feet in width and 13,000 sp. feet in area — in which case the minimum width of said lot shall be 100 feet and minimum lot area shall be 13,000 in area; o�xo�zt yard io� lines must be �redominantly (i.e. 80% or �reater) �e�ae��ieu�a�_ to the street on which it fronts — or, in the case where a lot is fi°anted on a curved street, must be a predominantly strai_ht� lii-��- o All sin�le famil�parcels created as a result of ara.� lot split must be served bv an existin� public street or, in the absence thereof. be conditioned upon the aspproval of a Public Improvements A.�xee�ent to create a public street. SF Lot 5��it Moratorium