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Trustees amend land-division code to allow lot frontage under 50 feet when zoning permits
Summary
Board approved an amendment to the land-division ordinance (Chapter 83) to allow minimum lot frontage under 50 feet when approved by village zoning district or planned development approvals, aligning codes across chapters.
The Board of Trustees approved a cleanup amendment to the village land‑division ordinance on March 10 to make minimum lot-frontage language consistent with the zoning code.
Under the current ordinance (Chapter 83) lots are required to have a minimum 50-foot frontage on a public street. The amendment allows the village to permit lot frontages under 50 feet when a village zoning district or planned development approval specifically authorizes a reduced frontage. Staff described the change as a consistency update between land-division and zoning chapters; trustees said it will help redevelopment projects and avoid repetitive variance requests.
The board approved the ordinance amendment by voice vote.
