§ 4-17007. Vehicular and pedestrian entrances and exits.  


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  • Principal vehicular access for the general public shall be from arterials, secondary or collector streets. Vehicular access from minor streets through residential neighborhoods shall generally be avoided, but where permitted shall be so located, designed, and controlled as to be primarily for convenience of residents of adjoining residential areas and not for general public access. Pedestrian access may be provided at any suitable location within and to the district, but shall, as a general rule, be separated from vehicular access points in order to reduce congestion, marginal friction, and hazards. Service drives, turn-out lanes, and merging lanes may be required at principal vehicular access points, with length and width as appropriate to the anticipated flow of traffic. Traffic separation devices may be required at such entrances and exits and along service drives, turn-outs or merging lanes. (11-17-16; 7-19-18; 11-15-18.)