Determined by Zoning Classification and Use Type
The minimum lot size for development is defined by the property’s zoning designation, which sets the base requirements for land area, frontage, and depth. Each zoning district (e.g., industrial, commercial, residential) outlines specific standards based on intended use and density.

• Industrial zones may require 0.5 to 2 acres minimum, depending on operations and access
  
• Commercial zones typically require 10,000 to 40,000 sq. ft. lots, especially for retail or office uses
  
• Minimum size ensures space for setbacks, parking, landscaping, and access
  

Modified by Infrastructure and Overlay Districts
Additional size requirements may apply based on site constraints, utility access, and location within overlay zones or special districts. These regulations ensure functional and code-compliant development.

• Lots without public sewer or water may require larger minimum areas for septic systems
  
• Environmental overlays (e.g., floodplain, slope zones) may increase lot size thresholds
  
• Corner lots or parcels near sensitive areas may have enhanced dimensional standards
  

Confirmed by Local Zoning Ordinance and Planning Department
To determine the precise minimum lot size for a specific parcel, refer to the local zoning ordinance or request confirmation from the planning or zoning department.

• Zoning codes provide lot area tables for each district
  
• Local planners can clarify whether lot splits, subdivisions, or variances are allowed
  
• A zoning verification letter or pre-application meeting can confirm development eligibility