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Drdi~nance - 6 or employe designated by the city manager to perform duties outlined in this chapter. Deye__1_opm_ent _si to . A tract of 1 and under common ownership or control, either undivided or consisting of two or more contiguous lots of record. Division of 1 and. creation of 1 ots or parcels. Doctor or dental office. See "Clinic". Doub_e_ f rontage: l of^or parcel . See "Through 1 ot" . ,~ Drainage Viand, Land required for drainage ditches or required along a natural stream or water course for preserving the channel and providing far the flew of water therein, to safeguard the public against flood damage ar the accumulation of surface water. Duplex division lot. A parcel of 1 and containing one unit of an existing duplex structure and resulting from the 1 egal division of a conforming duplex lot as specifically provided for in this chapter. Dwellin A building, or portion thereof, occupied in whale or in part as a home, residence, or sleeping place, either perman- ently or temporarily by one ar more families, but excluding hotels, motels and tourist courts. Dwelling,.. duplex. A building designed or used exclusively for the occupancy of two families living independently of each other and having separate housekeeping facilities for each family. Dwelling, multiple . A bui l di ng designed and used for occupancy by three ar more families, all living independently of each other, and having separate housekeeping facilities for each family. Dwelling, quad or quint. A dwelling unit consisting of four or more rooms used for both living and sleeping purposes designed around a core kitchen and intended primari 1y for occupancy by unrelated individuals, Dwelling room. An enclosed room containing more than 74 square feet of floor space and commonly used for living purposes, but excluding: 1. Cabbies, halls, closets, storage space, 2. Unfinished attics, cellars or basements. 3. Bathrooms, utility rooms or kitchens or other cooking spaces. 4. Dinette alcoves, dinettes or other dining spaces, if these are not separated by walls or doors from other dwelling rooms or cooking spaces. 5. Dining rooms i n dwel 1 i ng units containing three or mare bedrooms. The room count for any dwelling unit is the number of dwelling roams plus the constant figure of ~-1/~, which represents the nondwelling rooms listed above. The minimum count fora dormitory or hotel type of structure is two far each dwelling room. Dwelling, single family attached. A building designed or used far the occupancy of one family, with housekeeping facilities for only one family, and attached by a common wall to one or more single family dwel 1 i ngs at the property 1 i ne~ of an adjoining 1 ot.