(a) Residential districts. Curb cuts and access shall be established not less than 30 feet from the intersection of right-of-way lines of intersecting minor streets or rights-of-way, and not less than three feet from utility poles, fire hydrants, trees, and other obstacles which are not to be removed in the course of construction. No portion of the curb cut or accessway, including that portion which joins the roadway, shall extend beyond the property line, projected to the paved roadway.
(b) Intersections of thoroughfares and minor streets. Curb cuts or access shall not be established where primary or secondary thoroughfares intersect other primary or secondary thoroughfares or minor streets within the triangular area which has as its base a line connecting a point in the center line of each intersecting street, each of which points shall be a distance from the intersection of the center line of such streets equal to the width of the respective rights-of-way of such streets.
(c) Curb cuts and accessways on a single parcel or lot shall not be closer than 25 feet, exclusive of curb returns measured at the property or right-of-way line.
(1980 Code 96.23; Ord. 43-68.)