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Ordinance - 3 physical alteration to land designed, used or intended to serve such a structure in a business or industry whose employees or customers access the business or industry by a street. "Developed parcel" means a parcel, or a group of parcels with development that functions as an integrated development, that at the time of substantial completion of the street improvement project has any development on it, except for ancillary structures on a parcel used exclusively for farm use. "Fully developed parcel" means a parcel that has development on it and that has no undeveloped portion that could be further partitioned or subdivided for purposes of additional development. "Partially developed parcel" means a parcel that has development on it but which has an undeveloped portion that could be further partitioned or subdivided in the future. "Vacant parcel" means a parcel that has no development on it. (b) Fully developed parcels with a single family dwelling or duplex and residential zoning shall be assessed for the actual front footage abutting the improvement, except that no parcel shall be assessed for less than 50 feet of frontage or more than 100 feet of frontage. (c) Partially developed parcels of one-half acre or larger with a single "family dwelling or duplex in a single-family or low-density residential zone and having more than 100 feet of frontage abutting the improvement shall be assessed for 100 feet of frontage at the time of the improvement, and the remaining frontage shall be used to calculate an equivalent assessment in accordance with sections 7. 175(5)(i) and 7.407 of this code when the remainder of the parcel is developed. (d) In addition to assessment for curb, gutter, sidewalks and driveway aprons, parcels assessed for street improvements pursuant to paragraphs (b) and (c) of this subsection shall be assessed for a portion of the pavement and the associated pavement drainage system (catch basins, connecting pipes and other drainage facilities) according to the functional classification of the street, as follows: 1. Major arterial - no paving or drainage. 2. Minor arterial- 3-1/2 feet of pavement width and associated drainage system for the portion of pavement to be assessed. 3. Major collector - 7 feet of pavement width and associated drainage system for the portion of pavement to be assessed. 4. Neighborhood collector - 10 feet of pavement width and associated drainage system for the portion of pavement to be assessed. ( e) Notwithstanding paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) of this subsection, developed parcels used for a single-family dwelling or a duplex in a single-family or low density residential zone and the developed portions of partially developed parcels meeting the same description shall not be assessed for street improvements if they do not take primary access from the street being improved. Notwithstanding the foregoing sentence, if such a parcel abuts the street improvement and is subj ect to a recorded irrevocable petition for street improvements as described in section 7.160, it shall be assessed for street improvements, or the person who obtains a permit to develop such a parcel shall pay an equivalent assessment, even if the parcel does not