In order to prevent adverse effects from strip
road front development, to produce more harmonious appearance and
to promote public safety by reducing, to a reasonable number, access
points to and from public highways, all development must take place
in areas which have a minimum frontage on state and county roads of
400 feet and a minimum size of four acres. Ownership need not be by
one owner but adjacent owners may apply jointly if their aggregate
holdings meet these requirements and agree to a coordinated development
plan. Individual lots may be used within a development area. Adjacent
property owners within these districts will be required to give mutual
easements for vehicular traffic across their properties to permit
vehicles to get to limited points of access to and from public highways.
No access point serving these areas shall be closer than 100 feet
to an intersection. Deceleration and/or acceleration lanes may be
required as deemed necessary by appropriate county or state officials
to permit proper traffic flow into and out of the access point. Proof
that these regulations are being or will be met shall be provided
before building or occupancy permits can be issued.
