Appendix B-Subdivision Ordinance - Bedford County, Virginia

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Appendix A5. Dead-end alleys shall be avoided where possible but, if unavoidable, shall be provided withadequate turn around facilities at the dead end, as determined by the subdivision agent.DIVISION 5CURB, GUTTER AND SIDEWALKS6.24 Sidewalks.6.25 Curbs and gutters.6.26 Street lights.6.27 Pedestrian way.6.24Sidewalks.Sidewalks shall be required on both sides of the road in all townhouses or multi-familydevelopments or in any developments with a density of greater than three units per acre or for majorsubdivisions in the Growth Management Areas shown on the map adopted as Appendix B of thisordinance.6.25Curbs and gutters.Curb and gutter shall be required in developments with a density greater than three (3) units per acreor in multifamily or townhouse developments or for major subdivisions in the Growth Management Areasshown on the map adopted as Appendix B of this Ordinance.6.26Street lights.Street lights shall be required in all multi-family and townhouse developments or for majorsubdivisions in the Growth Management Areas shown on the map adopted as Appendix B of thisOrdinance. Locations to be according to Article V of the Zoning Ordinance.6.27Pedestrian way.The subdivision agent may approve the location of a pedestrian way other than in a street right-ofwayin a subdivision where such pedestrian way shall be maintained by a homeowners association. Thepedestrian way shall be located in a permanent easement at least eight (8) feet in width and all parts ofsuch pedestrian way shall be visible from streets or other public areas.
- CODE OF THE COUNTYAPPENDIX B - SUBDIVISION ORDINANCEARTICLE 8 - WAIVERS AND APPEALSDIVISION 2 APPEALSARTICLE 7UTILITIES7.1 Location.7.2 Easements.7.3 Water facilities.7.4 Sewerage facilities (reserved).7.5 Drainage and storm management.7.1Location.All utility facilities, including but not limited to gas, electric power, telephone, and CATV cables, shallbe located underground throughout the subdivision according to a land use permit issued by VDOT.Power lines in newly created major subdivisions shall be underground. All utility facilities shall be shownin an easement on the preliminary plan.7.2Easements.Easements of ten (10) feet in width, or greater, shall be provided for water, sewer, power andtelephone lines, and other utilities in the subdivision. Such easements shall be laid out so as to ensurecontinuity of utilities from lot to lot, block to block, and to adjacent property. Such utility easements shallbe kept free of structures and wherever possible shall be located adjacent to property lines. Nothing inthis section is intended to prohibit the placement of public utilities within dedicated rights-of-way. Thesubdivision agent may require that easements for drainage through adjoining property be provided by thesubdivider.7.3Water facilities.1. General requirements.a. In accordance with Virginia Code section 15.2-2243, public waterline extensions as well asreimbursement by subsequent subdividers or developers are required in and to majorsubdivisions (as defined in article I) and those that are specified for extension in Appendix A, inaccordance with regulations mentioned in 7.3(1)e.b. The Bedford County Public Service Authority (the "authority") is hereby designated as thedepartment/agency authorized to establish and revise from time to time a general sewer andwater program for any area having related and common sewer and water condition.c. The required waterline extension from an existing main is shown in Appendix A and themaximum shall be seven thousand five hundred (7,500) feet for a proposed development of onehundred fifty (150) lots. The developer or subdivider shall finance, connect, and install waterfacilities (including fire hydrants) and appurtenances subject to the specifications and approvalof the authority. All water mains shall be at least six (6) inches in diameter, except water mainsless than five hundred (500) feet which do not have the potential of being extended further asdetermined by the authority. Larger mains may be required in areas to accommodateanticipated future development.Bedford County, Virginia, Code of Ordinances Page 37
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