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iii. A subdivider shall not be required to provide or dedicate right -of -way for <br />a proposed street to which access would be prohibited by any <br />governmental agency. <br />b. Compliance with Access Management Plans- <br />i. Subdivision of land abutting a roadway for which the Board of County <br />Commissioners has approved recommendations from a plan or corridor <br />study is subject to provisions of the approved corridor plan or study. <br />1. In such cases, the subdivider shall provide any improvements or <br />other means to ensure construction recommended in such plan or <br />corridor study. Such improvements may include facilities for <br />bicycles, sidewalks, and public transportation. <br />2. The subdivider, in cases where the recommendations address <br />access management, shall use design elements recommended in <br />the plan or corridor study to reduce conflict points. <br />ii. Policies prescribed in Phase V of the Access Management Awareness <br />Project and Report, or other adopted studies of strategies, shall be <br />considered during subdivision and site plan review to assess access <br />management and other corridor design considerations. <br />c. Coordinated Street System- <br />i. All subdivisions shall have a coordinated street system with public or <br />private streets that access a public municipal street or a public State <br />maintained street in accordance with the following- <br />1 . Public street rights -of -way shall abut adjacent properties as <br />necessary to provide connectivity to the countywide transportation <br />network; and <br />2. Lot access to streets serving the subdivision shall be limited in the <br />case of streets that provide a link between two or more roads <br />designated in the Comprehensive Plan as arterials or collectors. <br />3. All subdivisions shall have at least one street that intersects with <br />or joins a public municipal street, or a public State maintained <br />street. <br />2. The BOCC makes a finding that the request is compliant with the provisions of Section <br />7.8.2 Public Streets — Where Required of the UDO, namely: <br />a. The subdivision streets would be accepted by the State for maintenance if- <br />i. They are built in a manner which satisfies the minimum State design and <br />construction criteria for subdivision streets; and <br />ii. They would satisfy other requirements for addition to the State <br />maintenance system, including, but not limited to, the general density <br />standard of at least two occupied residences for each one -tenth of a mile <br />of subdivision street; or <br />b. The subdivision streets extend existing streets which are public; or <br />
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