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of said existing building and the required front yard. This provision is also applicable to corner lots fronting on the same street as the interior lots in the same block. c. (1) No existing front yard for any existing building located on a parcel having 150 feet or more of frontage shall be considered to affect more than one-hundred (100) feet of frontage. (2) Buildings located entirely on the rear half of the lot shall not be counted in determining said average front yard depth. (3/ Front yard provisions of Paragraph 3 of Sub-section (c)of this Section may also be used as to a key lot and interior lot adjacent thereto. (4) For the purpose of Paragraph 3.5 of Sub-section (c) of this Section, the term "block" shall be defined as follows: "Block": All lots or parcels of land fronting on one side of any curved or straight street between two intersecting or intercepting streets or between one of such streets and a railroad right-of-way, waterwey, end of dead-end street or City boundary line, measured alohg the street line. An intercepting street shall determine only the boundary of the frontage on the side of the street which it intercepts. (5) Average front yard depths provided for under Sub- section (c) 3.5, b hereof shall not apply to buildings, struc- tures, or uses which are to be located more than 80 feet from the side lot line of the lot on which the existing b~ilding is located. (6) No building, structure, or use permitted generally throughout the R-3 District, but which is proposed to be located in any C-l, C-2, N-l, M-2 ~istrict, shall have a front yard of less than ten (10) feet excepting as provided in Paragraph (dl i~- mediately following this Paragraph. d. In the C-l, C-2, M-1 and M-2 District, the front and side yards shall be waived for dwellin~s, hotels, and boarding or lodg-