Chapter 23.18 — MAPPED STREETS

The regulations contained in this chapter are intended to provide for the future development of new streets and for the widening of existing streets in the city.

(Ord. 4823, passed 1-22-24)

(A) The City Council may designate mapped streets by adoption of an amendment to the General Plan or by adoption of a specific plan.

(B) When such a mapped street has been so established, no person shall construct, install or maintain any building or structure in the area of such mapped street or in a required setback area or any lot or panel abutting such mapped street, except as specifically provided.

(Ord. 4823, passed 1-22-24)

(A) With regard to lots or parcels abutting a street or streets upon which there has been a determination by the City Council that only a portion

of the required street width has been acquired, the City Council shall determine the precise required street width and shall adopt the same as a mapped street by amendment to the General Plan, or by adoption of a special plan and thereafter such alignment shall be the basis for the establishment of a required setback area.

(B) When such mapped street has been so established, no person shall construct, install or maintain any structure or building in the area of such mapped street or in the required setback area of any lot or parcel abutting such mapped street, except as specifically provided.

(Ord. 4823, passed 1-22-24)

If the City Council elects to designate any such mapped street by an amendment to the General Plan or by the adoption of a specific plan, it shall do so by ordinance.

(A) Each such ordinance shall have attached thereto a copy of a map upon which the boundaries and extent of the mapped street shall be clearly delineated.

(B) The Director of Public Works shall maintain a file of all such designations of mapped streets. (Ord. 4823, passed 1-22-24)