1315 ORD PRESCRIBING RULES & REGULATIONS GOVERNING PLATS, PLANS AND SUBDIVISIONS OF LAND

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Alk Adh ' SECTION VI. RE Pi.ATTI NG . Property shall not be renlatted v:hich has been previously nlat+ed by a comrnon dedication., except !N7.t}1 tY':E' consent of a simple majority o£ the property owners on both sides of the street, on which the nroperty to be replatted originally :aced and is to be facedt for a distance of t:vo hiandred (200) feet each side of said property to be replatted, The replat of the subdivision shall meet all of the requirements for a new subdivision that may be pe.rtinent, as provided for hPrein. It shall show the existing property being re-subdividedo No preliminary plat tivi11 be re;uired on replats, SEi,TI011 VI I. GENERAL RE QUIREiMIVTS . A. Street Arrangementso Unless otherwise approved by the Commissionv provisions shall be made far the extension of arterial streets. Collector streets shall be provided for tne circulation of traffic -through the subdivision and the connection thereof to the arteriai streets. Adequate local streets shall be provided to accomrnodate thP subdivisiono off-center street intersections sha11, in general, not be approveda All arterial and collector streets shall be continuous or in alignment avith existina streets, unless variations are deemed adVisable by the Commission due to toporraphy and requi.rements of traffic circulation. (1) Boundary streets. In cases where the land proposed to be subdi- vided is partially or totally bounded on one or more sides by an existing street, way, or artery having a width less than that specified in this ordinances the stb division shall be laid out so as to provide the street width requiredo A half street along adjoining property which has not aeen subdivided may be approved; however, if it is deemed necessary by the Commission that the full width of the street be obtainedt then the developer of the first tract to :oe subdivided may be required to obtain the additional or remaining right-of- way from the adjacent tract. (2) Street Intersections. A'fore than two (2) streets intersecting at a point shall be avoided, except where it is imprac-tical to se- cure a proper street system otherwise. bVhere several streets converge at one point, or acute intersectioh angles are presentp set back lines$ special rounding or cut off corners, and/or a traffic circle May be required to insure safety and facilitation ot=orderly traffic movements. rIo Arterial Street shall intersect any other Arterial Street at an angle of less than seventy-five (b) degrees. No Collector Street shall intersect an Arterial Street at an angle of less than seventy-five (75) degrees, or another Coll.ectar Street at an angle of less than sixty (60) degrees. Pdo Local Street shall intersect any Arterial Street at an angle of less than seventy-five (75) degrees, or any Collector Street at an angle of less than forty-five (45) degreeso Arterial intersections shall have property line radii of not less than ttiventy-five (25) feet. Collactor and Local Streets shall have as the property line corner the point of intersection of the intersecting streets. Alleys shall be treated as Local Streets. (3) Dead-End Streets. Dead-End Streets shall not be approved; unless lo Such dead-end streets axe designed to connect with future streets in adjacent land not yet developedp in which case the streets shall extend to the boundaries of the land being subdivided.