(A) A major access is one which serves property abutting a county highway and has an anticipated daily two-way traffic volume (total number of entrance and exit trips by vehicles using the access) of more than 50 trips, or has regular use by vehicles or vehicle combinations of three axles or more (personal recreational vehicles excluded).
(B) Examples of land-uses served by a major access can include, but is not limited to, regional shopping centers, multiple-unit, single-family, multi-family residential developments, office, industrial complexes, public, religious, education, or recreation uses.
(Ord. 20-231, passed 7-16-2020)