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al Standards & Measurement) Sec. 14.2.10. (Story) Established by Ord. 188,418, Eff. 01/20/2025, Oper. 01/27/2025 City of Los Angeles Zoning Code Chapter 1A i. those portions of the mezzanine perimeter that are formed by the walls enclosing the larger room or space the mezzanine is included within; ii. Safety barriers that meet the standards outlined in Sec. 14.2.4. (Enclosure). Unenclosed c. regardless of enclosure rules in Subparagraph b., above, within the mezzanine floor area, a maximum of 15 percent of the mezzanine floor area may be enclosed. 15% Mezzanine Area 2. A mezzanine that does not meet the standards in Paragraph 1., above, is considered an additional story. | 14-33 General Rules | Article 14 Div. 14.2. (General Standards & Measurement) Sec. 14.2.10. (Story) Established by Ord. 188,418, Eff. 01/20/2025, Oper. 01/27/2025 City of Los Angeles Zoning Code Chapter 1A Sec. 14.2.11. LOT A lot is defined as one or more parcels of land identified for the purpose of development and meeting the standards below: A. A lot may be composed of one or more contiguous parcels. B. All parcels composing a lot shall be owned by the same person or entity. C. For the purposes of Article 11. (Division of Land) all parcels composing a lot shall be identified on a final map and recorded with the los Angeles county recorder with a separate and distinct letter or number, or otherwise be on a recorded instrument that meet the requirement of the Subdivision Map Act. D. For the purpose of meeting standards associated with the applied zoning districts, a lot composed of multiple parcels grouped together as a single lot through a lot tie affidavit filed and approved with the Department of Building and Safety shall be considered a single lot. When the involved parcels have different and conflicting applied zoning districts, each individual parcel must meet the standards associated with the applied zoning district on each parcel. E. A lot does not include portions of a lot required for d