The open space must be at least 20 ft wide, measured from the building to the nearest interior lot line, across the full street, or to another building on the lot; use the narrowest qualifying width.
Frontage increase If from Table 506.3.3: by % of perimeter (25–50, 50–75, 75–100) and open space width (20–25, 25–30, 30+ ft): 0.17/0.21/0.25, 0.33/0.42/0.50, 0.50/0.63/0.75; interpolation allowed.
Allowable area comes from 506.2.1, 506.2.2 and the frontage increase in 506.3, using Table 506.2 factors.
Unsprinklered (NS) factors, e.g. VB: B 9,000, M 9,000, A-2/A-3 6,000, E 9,500, R-1/R-2/R-4 7,000, S-1 9,000, U 5,500; R-3 is unlimited. For these groups the sprinklered one-story factor (S1) is 4 × NS and multistory (SM) is 3 × NS.
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