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' cue!' Ordinance requires: Findings: for the type development pro- posed. To the north is an exist- ing subdivision, (FOX0ORO ESTATES) . to the northeast the existing Oak Grove mobile home park with approximately 30 units, immediately to the east is a field under cultivation in corn- The applicant owns the surrounding land and expects to continue to farm and manage the forest land. 7.14.3 Site Planning a) External Relationships: The site plan should show how the development will provide protection for the development from potentially adverse surrounding influences and provide protection for sur- rounding areas from potentially adverse influences within the development. 1. Principal access points 1. Generally, vehcicular access to shall be designed to encourate the site is good and allows smooth smooth traffic flow. Street traffic flow. The main access does layout shall not connect minor not connect minor streets or cause residential streets with collector through traffic in residential areas. streets. Circulation indicated on the site plat Separates vehciles and pedestrians which is good. 2. Access for pedestrians and 2. Pedestrian circulation as shown motor cyclists shall be safe on the site plan allows access to and convenient. Where there recreation areas without much con- are street crossings, they flict with vehicles. shall be marked and controlled. 3. Protection of visibility 3. Protection of visibility at inter- at intersections. Shall be as sections. Visibility at the external. set forth in Article 6. intersection is good and unobstructed 4. Uses adjacent to single family 4. The Planning Board finds that the districts. This section requires proposed setbacks of units 30' from a permanent 100' buffer or lot roads; 75' back to back to be adequat sizes within the district equal The proposed 30 buffer along the to the adjacent residential east property line will protect both district this development and the existing farm. 16 _ - - •