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<br /> <br /> <br /> Created: 2025-05-22 16:40:54 [EST] <br />(Supp. No. 36) <br /> <br />Page 190 of 198 <br />protected wetlands and areas below the 100-year <br />high water elevation for the area. <br />(5) A site development permit is provided from the watershed <br />management district having jurisdiction. <br />(5) Land development plan <br />does not meet thresholds for <br />permits issued by the <br />watershed management district. <br />(6) A possible driveway location is identified <br />from a public road to the building site, meeting <br />the requirements of section 90-215. <br />(6) A conditional use permit is granted <br />to allow access across another parcel or <br />lot. <br />(7) 60-foot-wide roadway easements are provided for all public <br />roads serving, or planned to serve, the property under the city's <br />master street plan. <br />(7a) Variance is granted <br />in accordance with <br />section 90-40. <br />(7)b. A higher standard <br />is required by the city council <br />to meet public <br />transportation needs. <br />(8) All public roads fronting the property and located <br />within the property are constructed to the city's <br />urban residential road design standard, <br />as a minimum. <br />(8)a. The city council approves <br />a deposit, escrow, or other <br />equivalent financial security <br />to guarantee the future <br />improvement of the road. <br />(8)b. A higher standard is <br />required by the city council <br />to meet public road needs. <br />(9) Sidewalks are constructed along all county roads, state highways, <br />and city collector streets, and along all city residential streets where <br />abutting lots have a width of less than 80 feet. <br />(9) Variance is granted by the city <br />council. <br />(10) Municipal water and sanitary sewer <br />are provided to the lot in accordance with the city's <br />comprehensive sanitary sewer/water supply <br />and distribution plan and city construction <br />standards. <br />Water supply must meet the minimum standards <br />for fire protection established by the state <br />fire code, as determined <br />by the city engineer. <br />(10)a. The city council approves <br />a deposit, escrow, or other <br />equivalent financial security <br />to guarantee the construction <br />of the improvements <br />to the lot. <br />(10)b. A permanent <br />conservation easement is <br />provided across the entire lot <br />in such manner as <br />to prohibit the construction <br />or erection of any structures <br />on the site. <br />(11) Site drainage and stormwater retention plans, <br />if required, are approved by the city engineer. <br />None <br /> <br />(3) No land shall be subdivided which is unsuitable for the reason of flooding, inadequate drainage, water <br />supply or sewage treatment facilities. All lots within the floodplain districts shall be able to place fill <br />necessary to contain a building site outside of the floodway district at or above the regulatory flood <br />protection elevation. All subdivisions shall have water and sewage treatment facilities that comply with <br />the provisions of this chapter and have road access both to the subdivision and to the individual <br />building sites no lower than two feet below the regulatory flood protection elevation. For all