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ORDINANCE NO. 88 - 26 All land area requested by the County for street or road right-of-way and dedicated by donation to the County, and accepted by the County, after January 1, 1984, may be included in acreage calculations. for purposes of density determination when the parcel from which the land area was dedicated is proposed for development. While the land area dedicat- ed to the County may be used for density calculation, this area may not be used to satisfy setback requirements, site coverage requirements, open space requirements or any other specific land use regulation. The reviewing body may require the increase of right-of-way and pavement widths if a finding is made that the increase in width i•s neces- sary to accommodate the projected traffic needs of the project and is consistent with good engineering practice. Additional right- of-way or pavement width may be required to promote public safety and convenience, or to ensure adequate access, circulation, and parking. Whenever any street requires im- provement within the area to be developed, the appropriate right-of-way and pavement shall be required. Where a site abuts or contains an existing street of inadequate right-of-way or pavement width, additional right-of-way and pavement, in conformance with minimum &County standards, may be required for new site development. 6.¢$ Additional Service Standards. of Right -of -Way and/or Pavement Width. The reviewing body may require the increase of right-of-way and pavement widths if a finding is made that the increase in width i•s neces- sary to accommodate the projected traffic needs of the project and is consistent with good engineering practice. Additional right- of-way or pavement width may be required to promote public safety and convenience, or to ensure adequate access, circulation, and parking. Whenever any street requires im- provement within the area to be developed, the appropriate right-of-way and pavement shall be required. Where a site abuts or contains an existing street of inadequate right-of-way or pavement width, additional right-of-way and pavement, in conformance with minimum &County standards, may be required for new site development. It is the intent of this Section to maintain a Level of Service "C" on all major roadways and major intersec- tions on an average annual basis. A Level of Service "D" shall be acceptable during peak hour/peak season conditions. No development shall be approved which reduces the level of service below these minimum stan- dards . / /T / Ale -V( vV:4( / /0xli/cY-Vi1V(J / /abW / b c&,dkk,d/ / k4tk4J64 160tYiI IE WSIViA4 /4tai / ,d/te�0s� 4400todl a. Definitions. °1. Directl serving and dii egress. 2. accessed .link. That major roadway as a development project's immediate ect access or means of ingress and Ciic�u5ctiiu Il,yyvI r5 9. i uay aiiu is iiv� located at a critical transportation location, as determined by the Director of Public Works. Major intersection. The junction of, two or more major roadways. 4. Major roadway. A road depicted on the Indian River County Thoroughfare Plan as a principal arterial. minor arterial, or collector road. 5. Significant project. A proposed development which will generate/ attract one thousand CODING: Words in 4tt409ft4tO4gA type are deletions from existing law; words underlined are additions. ¢2. Maintain Level Service Standards. of It is the intent of this Section to maintain a Level of Service "C" on all major roadways and major intersec- tions on an average annual basis. A Level of Service "D" shall be acceptable during peak hour/peak season conditions. No development shall be approved which reduces the level of service below these minimum stan- dards . / /T / Ale -V( vV:4( / /0xli/cY-Vi1V(J / /abW / b c&,dkk,d/ / k4tk4J64 160tYiI IE WSIViA4 /4tai / ,d/te�0s� 4400todl a. Definitions. °1. Directl serving and dii egress. 2. accessed .link. That major roadway as a development project's immediate ect access or means of ingress and Ciic�u5ctiiu Il,yyvI r5 9. i uay aiiu is iiv� located at a critical transportation location, as determined by the Director of Public Works. Major intersection. The junction of, two or more major roadways. 4. Major roadway. A road depicted on the Indian River County Thoroughfare Plan as a principal arterial. minor arterial, or collector road. 5. Significant project. A proposed development which will generate/ attract one thousand CODING: Words in 4tt409ft4tO4gA type are deletions from existing law; words underlined are additions.