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152 Zephyrhills - Land Development Code <br /> onto a principal arterial or collector roadway shall be (H) Access to nonresidential uses shall not be <br /> less than 150 feet from the intersection of the center through an area designed, approved or developed for <br /> lines of the rights -of -way. residential use other than multi - family; <br /> (2) Schools may have one additional access, (I) A minimum distance of 150 feet shall <br /> provided that the additional access drive is limited to separate each driveway or parking lot entrance or exit <br /> school busses only; from any adjacent driveway or parking lot entrance or <br /> exit and any street intersection if feasible; <br /> (B) All streets proposed in a new development <br /> shall be designed and constructed to comply with (J) No parking lot or driveway shall be designed <br /> FDOT Manual of Minimum Standards for Design to permit vehicles to back into or onto any street <br /> Construction and Maintenance for Streets and designated as a collector or arterial street; and <br /> Highways, whether they are to be dedicated to the city <br /> or to remain private; (K) Acceleration, deceleration and storage lanes <br /> shall be required for all access /egress where the <br /> (C) Proposed development shall not degrade the number of vehicles turning during the peak hour is <br /> level of service adopted by the city for affected projected to exceed 300 per hour. <br /> roadways; <br /> (D) Projects proposed on arterials should include § 7.03.03.02 PEDESTRIAN ACCESS <br /> frontage or service roads and have access from the STANDARDS. <br /> frontage road rather than the arterial. This criteria may <br /> be met through interconnecting parking lots which abut (A) Projects abutting roadways designated on <br /> the arterial. Where natural features or property MAP TRA -4 of the city's Comprehensive Plan shall <br /> ownerships cause this requirement to be physically provide sidewalks adjacent to the roadway. Location <br /> infeasible, alternate access may be approved; of sidewalks shall be consistent with planned roadway <br /> improvements. <br /> (E) Access points on arterial roadways shall be <br /> separated a minimum of 60 feet. However, two (B) Where a proposed development includes <br /> adjacent projects may share a common driveway, improvements or new construction of collector or <br /> provided that appropriate access easements are granted arterial facilities, facility designs shall include <br /> between or among property owners; provision for sidewalks and bikeways within the <br /> right -of -way. <br /> (F) All proposed rights -of -way shall be located <br /> and sized in compliance with the traffic circulation (C) Residential projects adjacent to an activity <br /> element of the city's Comprehensive Plan; center comprised of commercial, office, service or <br /> recreation activities shall provide pedestrian and <br /> (G) The street layout in all new development bicycle access from the development to the activity <br /> shall be coordinated with and interconnected to the center. <br /> street system of the surrounding area. Streets in <br /> proposed subdivisions shall be connected to (D) Design and construction of sidewalks, <br /> rights -of -way in adjacent areas to allow for proper bikeways or other footpaths shall conform to the <br /> inter - neighborhood traffic flow. If adjacent lands are requirements of this code. <br /> unplatted, stub outs in the new development shall be <br /> provided for future connection to the adjacent <br /> unplatted land; <br />