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Title 9 — Planning and Zoning›Chapter 9-7 — General Standards of Development

Article 3 — Lot Width

Avalon Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Avalon

§ 9-7.301. Required Width.

[Ord. 672]

  • (a) Average Width. Average width shall mean the average width of a portion of a lot or parcel of land which portion has been the required area, or the average width of that portion of an

irregularly shaped lot or parcel of land which portion is determined by the director to be an adequate building site.

  • (b) Required Width. As used in this title, "required width" shall mean the average width of a lot, or parcel of land the right of possession of which, by virtue of a deed duly recorded, or by a recorded contract of sale, is vested in a person who neither owns nor has the right of possession of any contiguous parcel of property.

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Avalon Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Title 9 — Planning and Zoning
    Overview
    1. Chapter 9-1 — Planning Commission
    2. Chapter 9-2 — Subdivisions
    3. Chapter 9-3 — General Provisions
    4. Chapter 9-4 — Establishment of Zones
    5. Chapter 9-5 — Residential Zones
    6. Chapter 9-6 — Commercial Zones
    7. ▸ Chapter 9-7 — General Standards of Development
      Overview
      1. Article 1 — Development Standards
      2. Article 2 — Minimum Lot Area
      3. Article 3 — Lot Width
      4. Article 4 — Yard Requirements
      5. Article 5 — Adequate Streets
      6. Article 6 — Off-Street Parking and Loading
      7. Article 7 — Signs
      8. Article 8 — Fences and Landscaping
      9. Article 9 — Hotel Density
      10. Article 10 — Antennas and Wireless Facilities
      11. Article 10A — Temporary Use Permits
    8. Chapter 9-8 — Administration of Zoning Ordinance
    9. Chapter 9-9 — Applicable Ordinance
    10. Chapter 9-10 — Publicly-Owned Property
    11. Chapter 9-11 — Affordable Housing
    12. Chapter 9-12 — Annual Growth Policy
    13. Chapter 9-13 — Multiple Unit Housing Regulations
    14. Chapter 9-14 — Time-Share Projects
    15. Chapter 9-15 — Development Agreements
    16. Chapter 9-16 — Emergency Shelters
    17. Chapter 9-17 — Special Needs Housing
    18. Chapter 9-18 — Development Impact Fees

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