35-5-5 Open space network configuration
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The minimum standards for open space networks are as follows: (1) The minimum width of any open space area is 25 feet. (2) All paths shall be a minimum of 20 feet from any property line except where inter-parcel access
may be provided. (3) All open space networks shall provide connectivity to any common areas within the development
and any adjacent public places and rights-of-way. (4) Paths located in primary conservation areas shall be constructed of pervious materials. (5) Where path networks cross internal subdivision streets or public streets, access points shall be
directly across from each other. Exceptions may be approved by the Community Development Department. (6) Crossings and access points shall be identified to pedestrians and motorists and may include traffic
control devices, bridges, and tunnels as approved by the Community Development Department. (7) Open space networks shall be designed in coordination with the active transportation network, with
overlap between the networks as much as possible and direct active transportation access to open space. (Ord. 2022-32, 11/29/22)
35-5-4 Open space requirements · 35-5-6 Open space and conservation areas