106-2-2.050 Arterial And Collector Streets 1
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Unless specified otherwise in this Land Use Code, an Arterial or Collector Street shall be dedicated to conform to the right-of-way width designated in the general plan, master street plan, capital improvement or facilities plan, impact fee facilities plan, development agreement, or similar adopted planning or street design document. Setback from an Arterial and Collector Street shall be in compliance with Section 108-7-10. 2. Both Arterial and Collector Streets are limited access streets. Subdivisions shall be designed to avoid providing Lots direct access from an Arterial or Collector Street, wherever possible. If a subdivision cannot be designed to avoid providing a Lot access directly from an Arterial or Collector Street, then access to the Lot shall follow the access provisions of Section 108-7-29. Residential access may be gained from the Arterial or Collector Street by sharing another previously existing residential access.
Sec 106-2-2.060 (Reserved) (Reserved)
Sec 106-2-2.070 (Reserved) (Reserved)
106-2-2.040 Terminal Streets · 106-2-2.080 Street Cross Sections And Design 1. Street