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-z- Zoning Ordinance or that a building structure or parcel of land may lawfully be employed for specific uses, or both, (g) COURT - An open unoccupied space, other than a yard, 'c~rnandec: on two (2) or more sides by the exterior walls of the building, or by exterior walls and lot lines (h) COURT-INNER - A Court not extending to a street or alley or to a front or rear yard. {i) C~JRT-OUTER - A court extending to a street or alley or to a front or rear yard. {~) COURT-WIDTH OF- The least horizontal dimension of a court at its lowest level. (k) CURB OR GRADE LEVEL - The elevation of the top of the curb or the established curb grade opposite the center of the building or portion thereof under consideration. Where no curb level has been established, she elevation of the ground at the center of the traveled portion of the street in front thereof shall be considered the equivalent of the curb level and where the building does not adjoin the street the average elevation of the proposed grade line of the ground ima-ediately adjacent to the building as shown on the building plans aha'1 be considered as the curb level. (1) DISTRICT.- A secticsl or sections of the City for which a uniform zoning regulations as herein provided, govern the use of land, structure and prs®ises, the permitted height and area of structures, and the area or open spaces about buildings and structures. {m) DWS~LING- a~ FAMILY - A separate, detached building designed for anc' occupied exclusively as a residence for one family. (n) DIuTEZLING- ZWO FAM„~~Y,- A separate, detached building designed far or occupied sxcclusively as a residence for two families. (o) Dom- p,~i TZP~E .» A dwelling desig~d or occupied otherwise the... as a one-family dwelling or a two-family dwelling. The tee "multiple dwelling" shall be understood to include apartment houses, row hoasas, garden apax~treents, and all other family dwellings of simi3.ar character, where apartments or suites are occupied and used as separate complete housekeeping units; but not to include hotels, motels or apartment hotels. (p) FAMILY - An individual living upon the premises ae a separate house-• keeping unit; or a group of individuals living together upon the premises as a single housekeeping unit in a domestic relationship based on birth, marriage or other domestic bond.