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• Chapter Five District Development Standards Section 5-5. Conventional subdivision standards. A. Applicability. A conventional subdivision is permitted in the AO, CR and LDR districts. Applicants shall comply with all other provisions of this ordinance and all other applicable laws, except those that are incompatible with the provisions contained herein. B. Dimensional standards. Applicants using the conventional subdivision option shall meet the following standards. CONVENTIONAL SUBDIVISION Tract CR LDR Density (maximum units/acre) 0.33 .0.50 0.50 Public water and sewer not permitted* not permitted* _ optional LotDimensiovs(minimum) Lot area (acres) 3 2 2 Average lot width (feet) 150 150 150 Principal (minimum feet) Front yard (minor collector) 75 75 75 Front yard (local road) 50 50 50 Side yard (single) 20 10 20 Side yard (total) 40 40 40 Rear yard 30 30 30 Height (maximum feet) 40 ~ 40 _ _ ~~ 40 LotCaverage(maximum) Impermeable surface 15% 20% 20% Structural coverage 10 % _ 15 % 15 % * Governmental water may be provided to individu al lots in these areas for public health reasons. C. 1. Exception for minor subdivisions. In the AO, CR, LDR, MDR and HDR Districts, applicants meeting the standards for a minor subdivision as defined by the subdivision ordinance may create no more than one conventional minor subdivision out of each parent tract existing as of June 20, 2005 with lots at least one acre in size, provided that each lot meets any minimum area requirements for public health purposes. *** 2. Minor Subdivision Dimensional Standards Subdivisions that are classified as minor subdivisions in the AO, CR, and LDR zoning districts shall be subject to the tract requirements listed for public water and sewer, the minimum average lot width listed in lot dimensions, the setbacks, height and lot coverage standards in Section 5-5, Conventional Subdivision Standards, Section B, -5 G _a