§ 34-297. Platted lots  


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  • The lawful use of land depicted in a plat recorded in the clerk of court's office, or of land depicted in a preliminary or final plat stamped "approved" by the county planning commission shall not be subject to the use specified on the official zoning map, but may be used in accordance with any use contemplated in the plat or recorded restrictions for such property. This section shall apply to plats recorded or approved prior to the adoption of the ordinance from which this section is derived. In the event that the plat does not specify uses contemplated thereon, then such property shall be subject to the specified use on the official zoning map. The setback lines, buffer zones, screening and other provisions of this article shall likewise not apply to such property. As used in this section, the term "land depicted" shall only refer to that portion of property shown on the plat which is surrounded by boundary lines, and such boundaries are shown on said plat.

(Ord. of 7-20-1994, § 5.06)