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date of this ordinance, and such platted lots individually are too small to meet the yard, width and area requirements of the district in which they are located, such group of platted lots shall be consldered as a sinqle plot or several plots of mini- mum szze and tke plot or plo~s in one ownership shall be sub- ject to the requirements of~thls section. Section 3-13. Required Open Space Cannot Be Used By Another Building. Fo Dart of a yard or-other open space required for any~principal-building for the purpose of complying with the provisions of ~his ordinance shall be included as a part of a yard or o~her open space required un~er this ordinance for an- otker bui!~ing. Section 3-14. Mixed Uses. When ~wo or more uses occupy the same building, suffi- cient parking spaces, yard widths, plot area, open space, etc., mustbe provided so that ~he dimensional requirements pertaining :o each of the uses will be~et in full. Section 3-15. Screening of certain residential areas from co~ercia! and industrial districts. (a) Every lot in a commercial, industrial or water- front district which abuts a lot in a residential district shall be screened along the lot line which abuts said lot by a suit- able wall, fence, or vegetative barrier or combination thereof which shall be of such ~ density as to screen the activities conducted on the com~.ercial, industrial or waterfront lot from view from the normal level of a first story window on the abut- ting residential lot, and which shall be of such a nature as not to create or perpetuate neighborhood blight. The walI, fence or vegetativ6 barrier so erected shall thereafter be properly maintained by the owner of the commercial, industrialor water- front lot. district when: (b) Owners of commercial, industrial or waterfront lots shall be exempt from this screening requirement (1) Such lots abut a Residential 0R-75 or Resi- dential R-60-A district. (2) Such lots abut a non-conforming commercial or industrial use.