There is no standard lot size. However, some cities have similar lot sizes for houses. In Southern California, it's not uncommon for lots to be about 50' X 100', or about 5,000 square feet, in size. That's less than 1/8 acre, since an acre is something over 42,000 square feet. Some cities require that lots be of a certain size or higher before a second dwelling can be erected there, or restrict the square footage of the house on the lot to some proportion of the lot area.
General Types of Gold Ores: Gold deposits are often classified according to their association. The first of these may be catalogued as quartzose. This implies that the gangue mineral is acid, that is, quartz, and that fluorite may abound, or even the other gangue minerals of the alkaline earth group.
A few of the minerals that bear gold in their respective formulas are in a subclass of sulfides called the tellurides. The element gold seems to have an affinity for tellurium and this is one of the only elements that gold can bond with easily. In fact only a few rare tellurides are found without gold. A few of the tellurides are nagyagite, calaverite, sylvanite and krennerite. These are all minor ores of gold and their contributions to the supply of gold pales next to native gold's own contribution. Occasionally these minerals are associated with native gold.