A. Utility Easements. The developer shall provide utility easements as required by the serving utilities and is responsible for coordinating such with the utilities concerned. Sewer easments shall be a minimum of 20 feet wide with no structures or walls being placed over them. In areas where vehicular access is to be restricted, a gate shall be placed according to Public Works Engineering Standard drawings.
B. Curvilinear Alignments. For lots facing on curvilinear streets, utility easements, or alleys shall usually consist of a series of straight lines with points of deflection not less than 120 feet apart, said points of deflection always occurring at the junction of side and rear lot lines on the side of the exterior angle. However, curvilinear easements or alleys may be employed providing that the minimum radii of centerlines are not less than 800 feet.
C. Drainage. Dedicated drainageways or drainage easements shall be provided for surface drainage courses abutting or crossing the tract in accordance with Section 151.08.008, and shall be of a width sufficient to permit vehicle access for maintenance, widening, deepening, relocating, or protecting such drainage course as may be required by the Director of Community Development.
D. Non-Vehicular Access Easements. Lots arranged to back to a commercial or industrial district or to an arterial street shall have a recorded non-vehicular access easement one foot wide along the rear or side lot line.
('76 Code, Art. 12-1) (Ord. 743, passed 4-10-86; Am. Ord. 875, passed 1-10-91; Am. Ord. 1043, passed 9-11-97; Am. Ord. 2012-004, passed 6-28-12)