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Liquor Stores. A retail store principally involved in the business of selling alcoholic <br />beverages, including “hard liquor,” for the consumption off the premises where sold. <br />This classification includes stores or facilities that are covered by a State license for <br />“general alcohol sales” (Class 21 ABC license). <br /> <br />Live-Work. A structure or complex of structures that integrates space for both residen- <br />tial and nonresidential uses within individual units. Nonresidential uses shall operate to <br />allow the “quiet enjoyment” expectations of neighbors. Such uses should operate with <br />limited noise, odor and other similar impacts, consistent with applicable city ordinances. <br />Ratios between the residential and nonresidential uses may be established as part of <br />staff review. <br /> <br />Live/Work Unit. A unit with both residential and nonresidential uses and where neither <br />use is subordinate to the other. <br /> <br />Lot. A site or parcel of land under one (1) ownership that has been legally subdivided, <br />re-subdivided, or combined. <br /> <br />Lot, Corner. A site bounded by two (2) or more adjacent street lines that have an angle <br />of intersection of not more than 135 degrees. For corner lots, the owner may select ei- <br />ther street frontage line as the front lot line, subject to approval of the Zoning Enforce- <br />ment Official. <br /> <br />Lot Coverage. See “Coverage, Lot or Site”. <br /> <br />Lot Depth. The horizontal distance from the midpoint of the front-lot line to the midpoint <br />of the rear-lot line, or to the most distant point on any other lot line where there is no <br />rear-lot line. Please refer to the Lot Depth and Lot Width illustration. <br /> <br /> <br />LOT DEPTH AND LOT WIDTH <br />Exhibit A: Proposed Amended Article 3 Page 27 <br />Note: underline and bolded text represents new text; strike-through text represents text to be eliminated