Article IV. Public Improvement Standards and Criteria
- 10.421 General Development Design Standards and Criteria.
- 10.422 Surveys and Monuments.
- 10.425 Street Access and Dedication Requirements.
- 10.426 Street Circulation Design and Connectivity.
- 10.427 Street Classification System.
- 10.428 Higher-Order Street Classification System.
- 10.429 Lower-Order Commercial/Industrial Street Classification System.
- 10.430 Lower-Order Residential Street Classification System.
- 10.430A Non-Street Alternatives.
- 10.430B Standards Applicable to All Streets.
- 10.431 Street Improvement.
- 10.432 Street Improvement, Deferred.
- 10.433 Repealed.
- 10.434 Repealed.
- 10.435 Repealed.
- 10.436 Repealed.
- 10.437 Repealed.
- 10.438 Frontage Street.
- 10.439 Dead-end Streets, Adjoining Acreage and Reserve Strips.
- 10.440 Side or Rear Lots on Major Streets.
- 10.441 Reserve Strips.
- 10.442 Streets Along Exterior Boundaries.
- 10.443 Half Streets.
- 10.444 Intersection Angles.
- 10.445 Street Intersection Curb Radius Standards.
- 10.446 Repealed.
- 10.447 Repealed.
- 10.448 Curve Radii.
- 10.449 Repealed.
- 10.450 Cul-de-sacs, Minimum Access Easements, and Flag Lots.
- 10.451 Additional Right-of-Way and Street Improvements.
- 10.452 Repealed.
- 10.452A Planter Strip and Street Tree Standards.
- 10.453 Repealed.
- 10.454 Neighborhood Circulation Plan, Adoption.
- 10.455 Neighborhood Circulation Plan, Revision.
- 10.457 Street Naming and Street Signs.
- 10.458 Street Renaming, Public and Private.
- 10.460 Transportation Impact Analysis (TIA) Purpose.
- 10.461 TIA Applicability and Methodology.
- 10.462 Mobility Targets.
- 10.463 Traffic Control Devices and Traffic Signal Spacing.
- 10.464 Accessways.
- 10.465 Accessway Routing.
- 10.466 Accessway Design.
- Easements (10.471 – 10.476)
- Improvement Standards (10.481 – 10.668)
- 10.481 Improvement Standards Adopted.
- 10.482 Public Improvement Plan Requirements.
- 10.485 Storm Drainage Requirements.
- 10.486 Stormwater Facilities, Public Streets.
- 10.487 Drainage into Adjacent Drains.
- 10.488 Oversize Storm Drains and/or Sanitary Sewers, SDC Credits.
- 10.490 Sanitary Sewers.
- 10.492 Sanitary Sewer Design.
- 10.493 Off-site Sanitary Sewer and Storm Drain Reimbursement.
- 10.495 Street Lighting and Pedestrian-Scale Street Lighting.
- 10.500 Sidewalks.
- 10.501 Sidewalk Specifications.
- 10.502 Repealed.
- 10.503 Shared-Use Paths.
- 10.550 Access Standards.
- 10.555 Underground Utilities.
- 10.651 Repealed.
- 10.652 Repealed.
- 10.653 Repealed.
- 10.654 Repealed.
- 10.655 Repealed.
- 10.656 Repealed.
- 10.666 Improvement Agreements.
- 10.667 Security for Public Improvements.
- 10.668 Limitation of Exactions.
10.421 General Development Design Standards and Criteria.
The developer shall design and improve all required public right-of-way elements, including streets, bicycle facilities, sidewalks, planter strips, street lights, alleys, storm drains, sanitary sewers, waterlines, accessways, shared-use paths, and public easements which are a part of the development. Those off-site public improvements necessary to serve the development consistent with the Comprehensive Plan or any specific plan thereof, and such other public improvements as required by this chapter in accord with the standards and criteria set forth herein and shall thereafter warrant the materials and workmanship of said improvements for a period of one (1) year from the date of completion. Such improvements as set forth herein shall be considered necessary for the general use of the property owner(s) of the development, the local neighborhood and the city's traffic and drainage needs including without limitation grading and surfacing of streets and accessways, installation of facilities to supply domestic water, construction of storm and sanitary drainage and treatment facilities, all other improvement work as hereafter set forth. All improvement work shall be at the sole cost and expense of the developer unless otherwise specifically provided herein.