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I 0 U • IV - B - 3. STREETS IV - B - 3 - a. The provision of street rights-of-way shall conform to and meet the requirements of such major thoroughfare plan for Orange County as may be recommended by the Planning Board and adopted by the Orange County Board of County Commissioners, from its date of ' adoption', provided that a subdivider shall not be required to provide or dedicate right- of-way for a proposed street to which access ' would be prohibited by any governmental agency. IV - B - 3 - b. The proposed street layout shall be coordi- nated with the existing street system of the surrounding area. Where possible proposed streets shall be the extension of existing streets. IV B - 3 - c. Public dedicated streets meet the minimum construction standards as adopted by the N. C. Department of Transportation for acceptance of streets as additions to the State Highway System but shall be no less than the following: IV - B - 3 - c - 1. Widths Right-of-wLy widths, measured from lot line to lot line, shall be as wide as existing streets extended but in no case said widths be less than the following: Street Type Minimum Required Right-of-Way Widt (in feet) Arterial Streets 100 Collector Streets 70 Minor Streets Marginal Access Streets 45 - Cul-de-sacs 45 IV - B - 3 - c - 2. Partial Widths - A partial width right- of-way, not less thani_. feet in width, may be dedicated when it adjoins undeveloped property; provided that the width of a partial dedication permits the installation of such public facilities necessary to serve the lots abutting thereon. When said ad- , joining undeveloped property is subdivided, the remainder of the full required right-of- way width shall be dedicated. IV B - 3 -7 c - 3. Grades - Proposed streets shall conform to grade standards adopted by the Department of Transportation for public roads, or by Orange County for private roads. 24 • . •. , . .• - • . . . - . ,•