11.07.03 Trails
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Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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1. Required. Where a proposed Subdivision includes or adjoins an existing or planned public trail system as specified in the City’s General Plan or Trails Master Plan the Subdivision plat shall include and provide for the development of a public trail infrastructure in accordance with said Plan.
2. Improvements. Trails shall be developed in accordance with applicable AASHTO standards with sufficient width, and to safely accommodate two-way bicycle and pedestrian traffic along the trail corridor. In absence of applicable AASHTO standards, the Davis County Trails Standards are hereby adopted and applied.
a. The Administrative Land Use Authority, when feasible, may allow the trail right-of-way to be a substitute for required sidewalk and park strip area on one side of the street right-of-way dedicated within the Subdivision.
b. All trail improvements shall be dedicated to the City or an agreed upon non-profit third party, for the operation and maintenance after final acceptance.
11.07.04 (Reserved)
11.07.02 Street Layout and Access · 11.07.05 Street Lighting