(A) The arrangement, character, extent, width and location of major, secondary and minor streets or highway shall conform with the Official Thoroughfare Plan for the municipality and with the provisions of these regulations. Streets not contained in the Official Thoroughfare Plan should conform to the recommendation of the Commission based on existing and planned streets, topography, public safety and convenience and proposed uses of land. Provided, however, that where any limited access highway or expressway shown on the Official Thoroughfare Plan traverses the tract to be subdivided without providing access thereto, no land is required to be dedicated or left undeveloped for such highway unless an agreement is made between the subdivider and the proper public agency regarding the time and method of acquisition for highway use and the payment of compensation therefor. Where the right-of-way of any other proposed major highway exceeds 100 feet, the same provision shall apply to the additional width required.
(B) Due regard shall be shown for the preservation of existing natural features, distinctive site characteristics, outstanding scenic, cultural or historic areas, and all such features shall be integrated into the plan to create functional variations in the neighborhood and more attractive building sites.
(Ord. 1155, passed 1-10-1966) Penalty, see § 151.999