106-2-2.110 Protection Strips
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Where subdivision streets parallel contiguous property of other owners, the subdivider may establish a protection strip of not less than one foot in width located within the road rightof-way and lying next to the adjacent property. The said strip shall be deemed part of the dedicated right-of-way, provided that an agreement with the city and approved by the city attorney has been made by the subdivider. A land owner choosing to access property
across the protection strip shall make payment to the original developer in an amount equal to the fair cost of the street improvements, plus the value of one-half the land in the street at the time of the agreement. This agreement shall expire ten years from the date the agreement was signed and shall become void.