The City will not issue any development permits unless the proposed development complies with the city’s basic transportation safety and functionality standards, the purpose of which is to ensure that development does not occur in areas where the surrounding public facilities are inadequate. Upon submission of a development permit application, an applicant shall demonstrate that the development property has or will have the following:
A1. Adequate street drainage, as determined by the city.
B. Safe access and clear vision at intersections, as determined by the city.
C. Adequate public utilities, as determined by the city.
D. Access onto a public street with the minimum paved widths as stated in Subsection E below.
E. Adequate frontage improvements as follows:
1. For local streets and neighborhood connectors, a minimum paved width of 16 feet along the site’s frontage.
2. For collector and arterial streets, a minimum paved width of 20 feet along the site’s frontage.
3. For all streets, a minimum horizontal right-of-way clearance of 20 feet along the site’s frontage.
F. Compliance with mobility standards identified in the TSP. If a mobility deficiency already exists, the development shall not create further deficiencies. (Ord 1340, 2011)