Title 18 - Unified Development Ordinance

18.460.230 Dedication of Right-of-way for Abutting Streets

Whenever a proposed plat or subdivision abuts a public street, or a proposed public street as indicated on the plat or the Official Street Map, and adequate right-of-way does not exist for such street or proposed street in accordance with the Standards as defined and incorporated by reference in 13.10 or such other right-of-way requirements established by a transportation corridor study, traffic analysis, preliminary engineering study or area plan accepted and/or approved by the City, the subdivider shall dedicate to the City, without charge, such right-of-way as is necessary to provide conformity with such standards up to a total of one-half of the indicated right-of-way requirements. If the street alignment shown in a transportation corridor study, traffic analysis, preliminary engineering study or area plan requires a dedication of more than one-half of the indicated total right-of-way requirements for a particular property, the subdivider shall be required to dedicate the additional right-of-way only if the transportation corridor study, traffic analysis, preliminary engineering study or area plan was the subject of a public hearing with notice to the abutting property owners prior to its acceptance and/or approval by the City Council. However, such dedication requirements shall not apply to thoroughfares unless such dedication can be shown to be reasonably related to the development of the proposed plat or subdivision and the cost of such dedication can be shown to be roughly proportional to the traffic impact of the proposed development in accordance with the provisions of 18.400. Such dedication shall be shown on the preliminary and final plat.

(History: Ord. ZRR-2843 §4, 2010; ZRR-2483 §_, 2004; ZRR-2015 §16, 97; ZRR-1886 §3, 94; ZRR-1725; ZRR-1637)

Effective on: 1/1/1901