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b) Where depth of a court is less than half the width, minimum width required shall be reduced twenty-five percent. c) Depth of a court shall not be greater than one and one- half times width. d) Where walls are not parallel to property or building site lints, the nearest portion to such lines shall be at least the required minimum distance therefrom. 2) Inner courts. a) Inner courts formed on four sides by building walls or potential building walls shall have a minimum dimension equal to the sum of the required yards but not less than ten feet. Their areas shall not be less than one hundred fifty square feet for two stories or more. b) An unobstructed passageway shall be provided at the lowest level of each inner court (except in cases of inner courts, atriums, or enclosed patios for single dwelling units) with a cross-section not less than four feet wide by seven feet high, such passageway shall be continuous from the inner court to unobstructed open space adjacent to the building, and shall be so aligned as to facilitate passage of non- vehicular fire fighting equipment including ladders. c) Inner court design shall be such as to permit tIsc of fire ladders and equipment. 6,12.9 Definitions And Methods of �Seasurement Relatin Ta Non- 6,12.4 Intensit Ratios: Re i.&ements and Limitations The following definitions and methods of measurement shall be used in the district and far the uses regulated under non-residential Intensity Ratios, Except where application to other uses is specifically indicated, floor area, open space and pedestrian/landscaped space ratios shall be applied only to such land area, floor area, open space and pedestrian/landscpped space as are allocated for non-- residential use and accessory uses i.ncidential to and com- patible with non-residential use- 6.12.5 RESERVED 6.12.6 RESERVED i 1 i 6-14 1