§ 45-303. Interpretation of zoning district boundary lines.

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The zoning district boundary lines on the zoning district map generally are intended to follow the centerline of streets, alleys and railroad lines; lot or property lines; and natural boundaries such as the centerlines of streams or creeks as they exist at the time of the passage of the chapter. However, where dimensions are shown on the zoning district map, such dimensions shall control the interpretation of the location of the district line.

Where a district line abuts tidal waters, the district line shall extend to the mean low water mark unless such tidal waters are otherwise placed in a zoning district.

(Ord. No. 5028-97, § 1)

(Ord. No. 5028-97, § 1)

                    
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