No application for a building permit, application for rezoning, application for subdivision plat approval, or application for a variance from existing zoning regulations shall be approved without first making adequate provisions for the preservation and dedication of public rights-of-way, including any street, sidewalk, alley, bicycle path, easement, or other right-of-way in the City, under the following standards:
(A) The applicant’s proposal will not unreasonably interfere with or otherwise affect vehicular and pedestrian traffic adjacent to or across the subject property;
(B) The applicant’s proposal will not unreasonably interfere with existing public rights-of-way adjacent to or across the subject property;
(C) The health, welfare, and safety of the public will not be unreasonably injured or affected; and
(D) The applicant has agreed to dedicate or convey to the City sufficient property:
(1) To accommodate vehicular and pedestrian traffic reasonably envisioned as the result of the applicant’s proposed use of the subject property and reasonably envisioned for the neighborhood in which the subject property is located;
(2) To accommodate sufficient space for the installation of utilities and for ingress and egress to operate and maintain those utilities;
(3) To accommodate sufficient public parking requirements reasonably envisioned as a result of the development and use of the subject property;
(4) To accommodate sufficient access to and around the subject property by City service vehicles, including trash collection vehicles and fire trucks; and
(5) To conform to the general plan and established rights-of-way widths.
(Prior Code, § 8-13)