[Ord. 2002-06, 11/11/2002, § 304]
District boundary lines are, unless otherwise expressly indicated, the center lines of streets and alleys, lot lines and midpoints of stream width existing at the time of passage of this chapter, railroad beds, and corporate limits. Where figures are drawn on the Zoning Map between streets and a boundary line, said figures shall indicate a boundary line parallel to the street at the number of feet indicated. Where a district boundary line approximates the path of a lot or property line, the lot or property line shall be construed as the boundary. In the event of a dispute over the location of a district boundary line, the Zoning Officer shall investigate and render a decision. Appeals shall be made to the Zoning Hearing Board in accordance with the provisions of § 27-2212 of this chapter.