(A) Driveway locations should be coordinated to promote safe and efficient off-street circulation and access from land uses to adjacent public streets. Driveways should be spaced 250 feet apart. If there is not sufficient frontage to allow spacing driveways 250 feet apart, then driveways should be limited to one per property. The minimum distance of a drive-way from a signalized intersection shall be 100 feet, and it is preferable to locate a driveway a minimum of 200 feet from a signalized intersection. Driveways should be located a minimum of 100 feet from non-signalized intersections.
(B) Commercial developments requiring loading activities to take access from local streets or alleys should be designed to incorporate elements that direct traffic back to the arterial streets and away from sensitive land uses. Driveway designs limiting commercial vehicles to movements toward arterials should be used to protect sensitive land uses.
(C) Driveways on opposite sides of arterial roadways should be aligned. Driveways which cannot be aligned should be offset by 100 feet from driveway centerline to driveway centerline.
('86 Code, § 23.37.130) (Ord. 4143, passed - - ) Penalty, see § 1.12.010