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size requirements presented for the district in <br />whic: such structure or land is located, unless such <br />lot meets the criteria of section 911.04 (3)(b)5. <br />below. <br />2. Reduction of lot size or yards; subdivision. No lot <br />or yard existing at the effective date of this <br />chapter shall thereafter be reduced in size, <br />dimension, or area below the minimum requirements <br />set out herein, except by reason of a portion being <br />acquired for public use in any manner, including <br />dedication, condemnation, purchase, and the like. <br />Lots or yards created after the effective date of <br />this chapter shall meet the minimum requirements <br />established herein. <br />3. Applicability to all uses. All permitted uses, all <br />administrative permit uses, and all special <br />exception uses shall be subject to the lot size <br />requirements specified for a given district, unless <br />other minimum requirements are specified for such <br />uses elsewhere in the Land Development Regulations. <br />4. Structure built on two lots. A building constructed <br />on a site consisting of two (2) lots must be located <br />either within the required setback of the individual <br />lot or the setback from the common or unified lot <br />line. Any person wishing to build a structure on <br />two (2) lots must provide legal assurance, approved <br />by the county attorney, which demonstrates unity of <br />title for both lots. In those cases where <br />construction does not commence, such unity of title <br />may be released upon approval of the Community <br />Development Director and recording of a dissolution <br />of unity of title in the public records. <br />5. Lots of record less than minimum size. Any lot of <br />record legally created prior to the adoption of this <br />chapter which contains less lot area or width than <br />required in the district in which it is located may <br />be used for a use in such district. This provision <br />shall not be construed to permit more than one <br />dwelling unit on a lot with less lot area per <br />dwelling than required for the district in which <br />such lot is located. <br />6. Use of lots in single-family districts. In single- <br />family districts, every building hereafter erected <br />or structurally altered shall be located on a lot <br />as herein defined, and in no case shall there be <br />more than the principal building and the customary <br />accessory buildings on one plot or parcel of land. <br />