Atascadero Municipal Code Art. 3 Streets

The design of a subdivision street system should result from an evaluation of topographical conditions, the traffic likely to be generated by the types and numbers of planned uses, and the purpose of each street. The street system must allow an acceptable pattern of lots.

(Ord. 370 § 2, 2000)

Reserve strips of land to control access from adjoining property to public streets may be required by the City. Such reserve strips shall be at least one foot wide. They shall be shown and clearly labeled on the final map. Access restrictions may also be incorporated by note on the map.

(Ord. 370 § 2, 2000)

Streets which are continuations of streets shall have the same names. Streets which are not continuations or which have significantly changed alignments shall have names which do not duplicate or closely resemble any other street names. Names for proposed streets shall be submitted on the tentative map for approval by the City and shall be of Spanish origin or shall honor a nonliving individual of historic significance to the community.

(Ord. 370 § 2, 2000)

Where excavation or fill slopes extend beyond the street right-of-way, easements for the slopes may be required by the City.

(Ord. 370 § 2, 2000)

Requirements (i.e., travel lane width, right-of-way width, etc.) for various types of streets shall be as established by the City Engineer.

(Ord. 370 § 2, 2000)