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Chapter 5: Development StandardsSECTION 5.1: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADINGSubsection 5.1.4: Configuration of Vehicular Use Areas(b)(c)Backing onto Streets ProhibitedExcept for parking areas serving single-family detached dwellings, alloff-street parking, loading, and circulation areas shall be arranged sothat no vehicle is required to back from such areas directly onto apublic street. Vehicular access ways and vehicular use areas on privatelands are not considered public streets.EasementsNo off-street parking, loading, or circulation area shall be locatedwithin an easement without the written consent of the person oragency that holds the easement, unless already provided for by anexisting easement agreement.(6) Access and Curb CutsAny construction of or modification to an access drive or curb cut shallrequire prior approval of the Planning Director. This provision shall not applyto private access streets that are consistent with Section 6.2.1.I, whichrequires that private streets be built to the same standard as public streets.(7) Parking Lot Cross-Access(a)GeneralAll development, except townhouse, single-family detached, and twotofour-family dwellings shall be designed to allow for parking lotcross-access to adjacent compatible development in accordance withthe following standards:(i)(ii)(iii)Limited to Two ParcelsCross-access ways shall be designed and located based on thestandards of this section, but in no case shall a developmentbe required to provide cross-access to more than twoadjacent parcels.Future Stubs RequiredA connection for future parking lot cross-access shall beprovided to all adjacent vacant land zoned MXR or within aBusiness and Mixed-Use, or Planned Development zoningdistrict. Development subject to these standards shall bedesigned to provide future cross-access in at least onelocation while remaining in compliance with all landscaping andstormwater standards.Minimum WidthCross-access ways shall allow for two-way traffic betweenparcels through the use of a single drive aisle with a minimumwidth of 20 feet, or through two one-way aisles, each with aminimum width of 10 feet.CURRITUCK COUNTY, NC UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE5.9
Chapter 5: Development StandardsSECTION 5.1: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADINGSubsection 5.1.4: Configuration of Vehicular Use AreasFigure 5.1.4.7, Parking Lot Cross Access(b)Waiver(i)The cross-access standard may be waived by the PlanningDirector if the applicant demonstrates it is impractical toprovide cross-access due to:(A)(B)Topography or natural features; orVehicular safety factors.(c)(ii)When cross-access is waived in accordance with this section,bicycle and pedestrian connections shall be provided betweenadjacent developments or uses, unless the provision is deemedunreasonable or impracticable.Recording RequiredWhere provided, a cross-access easement shall be recorded in theCurrituck County Register of deeds by the owner/developer.(8) DrainageAll off-street parking, loading, and circulation areas shall be properly drained inaccordance with the stormwater management standards in this Ordinance, soas not to cause any nuisance on adjacent land.(9) Exterior LightingWhen lighted, off-street parking, loading, and circulation areas shall be lightedso as to prevent glare or illumination exceeding maximum allowable levels onadjacent land (see Table 5.4.6, Maximum Illumination Levels), and unlessexempted, shall comply with the standards of Section 5.4, Exterior Lighting.CURRITUCK COUNTY, NC UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE5.10
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