(A) If the county designates a highway to be a controlled-access highway or an expressway, from the time of designation, there shall be no further access allowed except as herein authorized.
(B) If previously authorized by the county, curb cuts or driveways, existing at the time of designation, shall continue to have access to the controlled-access highway until such time as the right of access is purchased through sale or condemnation, provided that the existing access shall not be enlarged or extended.
(C) The county may permit access to the controlled- access highway based upon procedures to be established by the Director and the Director of Land Use, Planning, and Development, or its successor agency, but only from and to major arterial highways or collector streets.
(D) Owners of property which abuts a controlled-access highway shall not accrue any rights to access to the controlled-access highway by virtue of ownership of the abutting land unless the controlled-access highway is owned as an easement and not in-fee.
(2004 Code, § 99-3) (Ord. 99-10, passed 7-1-1999)