(a) In reviewing subdivision plats, the Planning Commission shall consider the adequacy and accessibility of existing or proposed community facilities to serve the additional dwellings proposed by the subdivision.
(b) Where a proposed park, playground or other recreational area, proposed school site or other public use shown in the comprehensive plan is located, in whole or in part, within a proposed subdivision, such proposed public use or park, if not dedicated to public use or conveyed to the City or the Board of Education, shall be reserved, for a period of not less than five years for schools and three years for parks and other community facilities from the date of final approval of the final subdivision plat by the Commission, for acquisition by Council, the Board of Education or other public agency by purchase or other means.
(1970 Code Sec. 28.1-28)