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ORDINANCE NO. 88 - 26 c. Corner Clearance. All proposed development which are determined to turning attract one movements hundred into (100) or more the site peak hour shall be prohibited from establishing driveways at locations which are closer to an intersection than the distances established below. These dimensions may be modified by the Public Works Director on a case-by-case basis when warranted by circumstances unique to the particular development. Type Driveway Distance from Intersection Access Onto Intersection (ft.) Arterial/Arterial Arterial 230 Arterial/Collector Arterial 230 Arterial/Local Arterial 230 Collector/Arterial Collector 230 Collector/Collector Collector 175/115* Collector/Local Collector 175/115* Local/Arterial Local 230 Local/Collector Local 175/115* Local/Local Local 50 *Corner clearance distance depending on relationship to instersection. Right turn movement towards intersection, 115 feet; left turn movement 175 feet. Section 3 Section 23.3(d)(10)d. of Appendix A, the zoning code of Indian River County, Florida, Code of Laws and Ordinances is hereby amended as follows. d. Frontage Road Systems and Access Ease- ments. Nonresidential developments fronting major and minor arterials shall establish �i/,dr61111kbkbkb//sh1kY/iz'�lale front- age/marginal access roads. Marginal access roads shall be designed to connect adjacent properties and may be parking lot driving aisles. Where _required, marginal access roads must lie within a marginal access easement granted by the developer, approved by the County Attor- ney, and recorded in the public records. All marginal access roads must be paved according to applicable standards, except that the Public Works Director may allow the paving cost to be escrowed where appropriate. All access points to marginal access roads shall be designated as temporary unless otherwise approved by the Public Works Director. At terminal points where nonresidential zoning abuts a residential zoning district, and. in other similar circumstances, the Public Works Director may waive the marginal access easement and roadway requirement. The Public Works Director may waive the marginal access roadway and/or easement requirement where physical design constraints preclude future development of a frontage road system. t0Ag14/A&( h VVd0t//kb//A4A4 WZk///tlh'e'// 1140044110f CODING: Words in OttA¢XftAj6OAgA type are deletions from existing law, words underlined are additions.