Article 12, Section G

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• Direct access to public streets

  All development in all zoning districts must have direct access to public dedicated streets or highways.

• Four-lane divided entrance length250 ft

  Where only one connection is physically achievable, the connecting portion of the entrance roadway must be of a four-lane divided standard extending into the development for a length of not less than 250 feet or as otherwise determined by the City Manager.

• Median lot size for curb and gutter requirement15,000 sqftsq ftSquare feet. An acre is 43,560 sq ft; a typical suburban lot is 7,000–10,000.

  Curb and gutter shall be required on all new public and private streets in all commercial and industrial developments and in residential subdivisions where the median lot size is 15,000 square feet or less.

• Parking lot size for curb and gutter20 vehicles

  Curb and gutter shall be required on all new private travelways, private streets, and travelways, loading areas and parking lots within a lot which serves 20 or more vehicles, provided that storm drainage can be adequately accommodated.

• Parking surfacing requirement

  For all residential, institutional and commercial uses, other than single family homes, all required off-street parking spaces, parking lots, loading spaces, and onsite vehicular access shall be constructed of a permanent all weather, stabilized, dust free surface (concrete or asphalt) with curb and gutter.

• Residential units threshold for dual connectors150 units

  Where traffic generated from any development exceeds 1500 vehicle trips per day, or when a residential subdivision contains 150 or more dwelling units (whichever is less), such development or subdivision shall provide connectors to any existing public road at two locations.

• Sidewalk requirement on new public streets

  Sidewalks within public rights-of-way shall be required on all new public streets or other areas of a site where in keeping with the Comprehensive Plan and other City public improvements plans.

• Traffic threshold for dual connectors1,500 vpd

  Where traffic generated from any development exceeds 1500 vehicle trips per day, or when a residential subdivision contains 150 or more dwelling units (whichever is less), such development or subdivision shall provide connectors to any existing public road at two locations.