14-20-605 COMMERCIAL SUBDIVISION PLAT

Any legally existing, non-residential development may be subdivided in conformance with the requirements of the zone in which it is located. A lot within a development in a Commercial Zone (C), or within a Professional Office Zone (PO), may meet the minimum public street frontage requirement through a cross-access easement or dedicated common area, if all of the following criteria are met: A. Any proposed lot, and any cross-access easement or dedicated common area providing the minimum required frontage for said lot, shall be located within the same plat or within an existing, recorded plat from another phase of the same development. Furthermore, the proposed easement or access shall be recorded on the plat, shall specifically state that it is for the benefit of said lot, and shall be acknowledged by all signatories. B. The cross-access easement or dedicated common area shall be at least twenty-four feet wide, free of obstructions, and shall meet all the requirements of this Title regarding vehicle and pedestrian access. C. No cross-access agreement over or with a property outside of a development or subdivision can satisfy the minimum frontage requirements of this Title. D. Each lot within a meets and bounds subdivision shall be required to have the minimum frontage along a public street. CHAPTER 20 SUBDIVISIONS PART 6 – BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENTS