What is the maximum size of a building in a lot measuring 90 feet wide and 120 feet deep with specific setbacks?

To determine the maximum size of a building that can be constructed on a lot measuring 90 feet wide and 120 feet deep with specific setbacks, it's essential to consider the dimensions of the lot and how the setbacks affect the usable area for the building.

The first step is to understand how setbacks (the distance from the property line to the building) will impact the dimensions. If specific setbacks are provided, they need to be subtracted from the total width and depth of the lot to calculate the maximum allowable building dimensions.

Assuming typical setback requirements (for instance, if the setbacks are 10 feet on each side), this would mean that from the 90 feet of width, you would lose 20 feet (10 feet from each side) to the setbacks, leaving you with 70 feet of width for the building. Similarly, if there are setbacks of 10 feet on the front and back, that would take away another 20 feet from the depth of the lot, leaving you with 100 feet of depth available for construction.

Given this usable area, the maximum size of the building can then be better visualized. In this case, a building size of 70 feet in width (the remaining width after setbacks) and 75 feet