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A. The minimum width required for access to a
is that dimension sufficient to provide for the type of access. The minimum required width is based on access
being centered within the dimension. If the
are located off-center, an additional width may be required.
B. All
shall be designed with access to a public
. If a proposed
does not have public
, access must be provided by means of a private
or an
of sufficient size to accommodate motor vehicle and pedestrian access and public services as required for the type of
proposed for the
.
C. If access is provided by an easement and the easement serves more than two single-
homes the
may require the easement to be developed as a
or as a
. The determination as to whether a developed
or
is required will be made at the time of review of the proposed land division or
of the property based on the need for public services, such as
, refuse collection, and fire suppression, and on the projected
of the
.
must be designed in accordance with Section 5.4,
, of the ; Section 10-01.0.0,
Technical Standards, of the Technical Standards Manual; Chapter 25,
and , of the Tucson City Code; and, the all applicable sections of the Standard Details for Public
for City of Tucson/Pima County (2003 edition) and the Standard Specification for Public
for City of Tucson/Pima County (2003 edition).
7.9.1. Whenever a
to be subdivided includes any part of a designated in the adopted , the must be platted in with the and Section 5.4,
.
7.9.4. The City of Tucson may not accept private for dedication as public if the private was not constructed in with the requirements of this section and Section 10-01.0.0,
Technical Standards, of the Technical Standards Manual.
Alleys are public ways used primarily for the placement of
and refuse collection. Alleys are not required for new
not located in a
. Alleys are required in new
only for the purposes of completing existing
systems or providing turning radii for vehicles within existing
systems that abut the proposed
.
7.10.2.
intersections and sharp changes in alignment shall be avoided, but if necessary, corners will be designed with a radius spandrel in accordance with City Engineering standards as provided in Section 10-01.0.0,
Technical Standards, of the Technical Standards Manual to permit safe vehicular movement. Spandrels of lesser dimensions may be approved by the City Engineer or designee where determined that safe circulation and public services will not be impeded.
7.10.3. Alleys must be designed in accordance with the standard design requirements as they pertain to pavement and base materials and thicknesses. Additionally, the design must meet minimum and maximum cross requirements in accordance with Section 10-01.0.0,
Technical Standards, of the Technical Standards Manual.
7.10.5. The use of alleys for vehicular maneuvering or loading is prohibited, unless specifically permitted by Section 7.4.6.K, Use of
or
for Maneuvering Area, or another section of this article.
A. Located in a common area, outside the boundaries of a residential
;
B. Owned and maintained by the homeowners organization or management organization established by the developer;
C. Located within the perimeter wall, fence, or screening surrounding the FLD
boundaries, if provided; and,
D. Designed and constructed in compliance with the Stormwater Detention/Retention Manual.
Excavating and
must be conducted in accordance with Section 2-01.0.0, Excavating and , of the Technical Standards Manual.
All
, new
and expansions of existing
must comply with the following when applicable:
All
, new
, and expansions of existing
must comply with the applicable standards of Section 8-01.0.0, Solid Waste and Recycling Disposal, Collection, and Storage Standards, of the Technical Standards Manual.
The of
shall be processed in accordance with Section 11-01.0.0,
of Easements, of the Technical Standards Manual.