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outlined, a.nd numbered as a sub-lot on a duly record.ed plat, sub-division or allotment of land. They ehall be classified as follovrs: (a) Corner Lot. A t'Corner 1ot" is a lot bounded on two (2) or more sides by intersecting streets or alley lines and adjacent to the poin-t of intersectiono _ ?- s - An,y portion of the width of such lot more than fitty (50) feet distant from su.ch intersection shaZl not be regarded as part of a corner lot, but sh.all be subject to the provisions of th&s title respectin.g interior lots. In the case of a"Corner lot" the ormer shall designate by staternent on his plans and applications ary street or alley boizndary line as the front, and such line shall thereu-oon become the front of such 16t, witli the approval of• the° Inspector of Buildings. . (b) Interior Lot. An "Interior lot" is a lot whidh fronts on but one (1) street or alley 1ine. (c) Through Lot. A"Through lot" is a lot ru.nning through to, and fronting on two (2) streets or alley lines. (d) Open Lot. An "Open lot" is a lot bo-tinded on all sides by street lineso (e) Front of Lot. The 141`ront of a lot" is that boundary line tivhich borders on the street or alleym (f) Rear of Lot. Tl1e "Rear of a lott" is th.e side'opposite to'the -fioskt, In the case of a triangu.lar lot the rear shall tie the boundary line not bor- dering on a street or alley. ' Sec o48. YAF.DS. A"yard" is an open, unoccupied space on- the -same lot tvith, and.immediatelv in-the rear of a, dcrelling house. - Sec.49. CEI,LARo That portion of a bililding below the first tier of floor bea.ms of joists if wholly or partly below the g-rade of the adjoining street or ground and not suitable for habitation under the provisions ofthis codem Sec.50m COLiTNNSo Isolated vertical su.pports of wood, 8t0T18' iron, steel, or reinzorced concrete, carrying the ends of beams, girders, lirltels or trusses. Stone, i- ron or steel columns may also carzy arches. - See.51P TIRST SMORY. ' The story the floor of which is-at or iirst above the level of the sidewalk or adjoining ground; the other stories to be numberecl in regular succession, cotiuzting upwards. Sec.52. FOUNDATION. lst. All that por'uion of a builc?ing oi a structure be- low the top of footings or basement or cellar floor; 21ld, the earth only vJhich the strue- ture rests. Sec.53. FOOTINGSo R'h.e projecting course or courses at the =bottom of a founda- tion wall or pier or column.. Sec a 54. GRADEe 2Yhe surf ace of the ground, court, - larTn or sidewalk ad j oining the building. The Established grade is the grade of the street curb -lines fixed by the,- - Village of TJTayfield and for p ark ways as £ixed by the City of Clevelancl9 and the nature,i 4grade is the undisturbed natural surface of the grcund. Sec.55a GIRDERo The heriaontal structural piece or pieces w-hich supporththe ends of floor beams or joists or cari~v wa.lls over openings.