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Immediate family means a spouse, registered domestic partner, parents, children, children of the spouse/registered domestic partner, siblings, grandparents, grandchildren, parents of the spouse/registered domestic partner, and other close relatives who reside in the owner’s household.
Impervious surface means an improvement that does not allow for water infiltration into the ground (e.g., structures, pavement, roofs, etc.).
Impoundment means any human-made structure that is or may be used to confine or accumulate water.
Incidental and subordinate to means a use or portion of a development that is secondary to, and less apparent than, the primary use or other portion of the development.
Infill development means the development of vacant, bypassed lands located in an area that is mainly developed.
Infill, residential means:
1. The development of up to three dwellings on land that is designated for residential use where at least 50 percent of the abutting properties have a structure but not counting any abutting property that is large enough that it can be divided into four or more lots (not including small dwelling unit development lots) or is currently developed with multi-unit residential. Properties separated by an existing alley are considered abutting for the purpose of infill, residential.
2. A situation in which a single-unit dwelling is removed to make way for up to three new dwellings (e.g., a single-unit dwelling, duplex, or triplex).
3. “Residential infill” does not apply to land that is large enough that it can be divided into four or more single-unit detached dwelling lots consistent with the minimum lot size of the zoning district (not including small dwelling unit development lots).
Institution means a building or group of buildings or structures that are under common or related ownership that provide services including but not limited to public, educational, correctional and medical.
Institution of higher education means public or private vocational and trade schools, academies, colleges, and universities.