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setback areas shall be approved by the public works director. II. Where the applicant's project is considered a minor site plan under the terms of this ordinance, the applicant may in lieu of dedication or sale increase the building setbacks needed to accommodate right-of-way deficiencies. 3. Dedication of Minor (local) Road Right -of -Way Any applicant for approval for a project abutting a public or private roadway classified as a minor (local) road by the terms of the county traffic circulation element shall dedicate sufficient land to make up his share of the road right-of-way deficiency. There shall be no compensation given for the dedication of minor (local) road right-of-way. The public works director or his designee may accept drainage and utility easements in lieu of right-of-way, to make-up for small (up to 10') right-of-way deficiencies. (4) Access and Driveway Regulations. (a) Any application to construct a single family residence shall include the location of the driveway(s). Said driveway shall provide access to the residence and to the off-street parking area(s). 1. For any single family residence proposed to be constructed, the driveway(s) shall have a minimum width of eleven (11) feet in the area where the driveway is within the right-of-way. (b) On single family parcels having frontage on more than one roadway, access shall be restricted to the roadway having the lower functional classification. 1. Where new residences are constructed or carports or garages are constructed on single-family parcels where access is restricted as provided in 4.(b) above, garages and carports shall be designed and oriented so as to be accessed by legal, conforming, and approved driveways. 2. Right-of-way permits are required for connecting a driveway(s) to either a county or a state road. 249