Zoning District Boundaries
District boundary lines, in most cases, shall be lot lines, centerlines of streets, railroad right-of-way lines, or centerlines of watercourses.
2.3-1 Location of District Boundary Lines. Questions concerning the exact location of district boundary lines shall be decided by the zoning officer.
2.3-2 Administrative Relocation of District Boundary Lines. Where a district boundary line divides a lot under single ownership, said boundary shall be moved, at the request of the owner, up to fifty (50) feet for the purpose of extending the zone of lesser use intensity into the zone of greater use intensity. District boundary lines shall not be moved in such a way as to extend any zone of greater use intensity into any zone of lesser use intensity.