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BOOK 9 %07 6. HALF STREET. A street whose centerline coincides with a subdivision plat boundary, with one-half (1~) the street right-of-way width being contained within the subdivision plat. Also, any existing street to which the parcel of land to be subdivided abuts on only one (1) side. 7. LOT. A portion of a subdivision, or any other parcel of land, in- tended as a unit for transfer of ownership or for development or both. 8. OFFICIAL MAPS OR PLANS. Any maps or plans officially adopted by the county commission as a guide to the development of the county. 9. OPEN SPACE. An area (land and/or water) generally lacking in man- made structures and reserved for enjoyment in its unaltered state. 10. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. The planned unit development is a per- mitted use designed to provide for developments incorporating a single type or variety of residential and related uses which are planned and developed as a unit. Such development may consist of individual lots or common building sites. Common land must be an element of the plan related to effecting the long-term value of the entire development. 11. PLAT. A map or plan of a parcel of land which is to be, or has been, subdivided. 12. PRIVATE DRIVEWAY. A roadway serving two (2) or fewer lots, build- ing sites or other divisions of land and not intended to be public ingress or egress. 13. PUBLIC SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. A system serving two (2) or more dwelling units and approved by the Lee County Division of the District Eealth Department and the North Carolina Department of Natural and Economic Resources, Division of Environmental Management. 14. PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY. Any water supply furnishing potable water to ten (10) or more residences or businesses, or combination of residences or businesses. Approval by the Sanitary Engineering Section, Division of Health Services, State Board of Health, Department of Human Resources is required. 15. RECREATION AREA OR PARK. An area of land or combination of land and water resources that is developed for active and/or passive recreation pursuits with various mannade features that accommodate such activities. 16. RESERVATION. A reservation of land does not involve any transfer of property rights. It simply constitutes an obligation to keep property free from developrent for a stated period of time. 17. SINGLE-TIER LOT. A lot which backs upon a limited access highway, a railroad, a physical barrier, or another type of land use and to which access from the rear is usually prohibited. 18. STREET. A dedicated and accepted public right-of-way for vehicular traffic. The following classifications shall apply: -7-