(A) When right-of-way must be dedicated.
(1) The subdivider shall dedicate at least the minimum right-of-way indicated herein whenever he or she proposes to build any of the listed streets.
(2) Whenever the subdivider proposes to build any of the listed streets, he or she shall dedicate right-of-way in excess of the stated minimum where, in the village staff's professional opinion:
(a) Due to topography, additional width is necessary to provide adequate sight-lines; or
(b) Due to the location of streams, railroad tracks and the like, additional width is needed to construct bridges, underpasses and/or safe approaches thereto.
(B) When right-of-way must be reserved.
(1) The subdivider shall reserve right-of-way whenever a subdivision abuts an existing street that does not meet the standards set forth herein.
(2) The subdivider shall reserve sufficient right-of-way along the side of the street abutting the subdivision so that, when additional right-of-way is acquired on the other side, it will be possible to comply with the standards.
(C) Right-of-way not part of minimum setback. Any land that is dedicated or reserved for public rights-of-way shall not be counted in determining compliance with the lot size and setback requirements set forth in this Code.