§ 190.051 COMMUNITY ASSETS.

   In all subdivisions, due regard shall be shown for natural features such as large trees, unusual rock formations and water courses; for sites which have historical significance; and for similar assets which, if preserved, will add attractiveness and value to the subdivision and to the county. The Planning Commission may prepare a list of all such features within its area of subdivision jurisdiction which it deems worthy or preservation.

(Ord. passed 11-27-2017)

§ 190.052 CONFORMANCE WITH ZONING AND OTHER REGULATIONS.

   No final plat of land within the area of force and effect of an existing zoning ordinance will be approved unless it conforms with such ordinance. Whenever there is a discrepancy between the minimum standards set forth in this chapter and those contained in the zoning ordinance or other official regulations, the highest standard shall apply.

(Ord. passed 11-27-2017)

§ 190.053 PUBLIC OPEN SPACE.

   Where a school, neighborhood park, recreation area, or public access to water frontage which is shown on an official map or in a plan for future land use, made and adopted by the Planning Commission, is located in whole or in part in the applicant’s proposed subdivision, the Planning Commission may require the dedication or reservation of such open space within the proposed subdivision for school, park, recreation or other public purposes.

(Ord. passed 11-27-2017)

§ 190.054 LARGE TRACTS OR PARCELS.

   When land is divided into larger parcels than ordinary building lots, such parcels shall be arranged so as to allow for the opening of future streets and logical resubdivision.

(Ord. passed 11-27-2017)

PUBLIC SAFETY POLICIES

§ 190.065 STATEMENT OF POLICY CONCERNING CURBSIDE MAILBOX REQUIREMENTS.

   See Appendix F.

(Ord. passed 11-27-2017)

§ 190.066 STATEMENT OF POLICY CONCERNING CULVERT INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT.

   See Appendix G.

(Ord. passed 11-27-2017)