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Title 17 — SUBDIVISIONS

Chapter 03 — SUBDIVISION DESIGN STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS

Ceres Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Ceres

17.03.010 - General design standards.

17.03.020 - General access requirements.

17.03.030 - Existing streets and unsubdivided land.

17.03.040 - Provisions for resubdivision.

17.03.050 - Waiver of access rights.

17.03.060 - Intersections.

17.03.070 - Local streets.

17.03.080 - Cul-de-sac or dead-end streets.

17.03.090 - Right-of-way widths and improvement design conformance.

17.03.100 - Grades.

17.03.110 - Curve radii.

17.03.120 - Center lines.

17.03.130 - Street names.

17.03.140 - Part-width streets.

17.03.150 - Street classification; right-of-way.

17.03.160 - Alleys.

17.03.170 - Pedestrian-ways.

17.03.180 - Walking and biking paths.

17.03.190 - Block size.

17.03.200 - Block corners.

17.03.210 - Lots—Interior residential.

17.03.220 - Lots—Rectangular lots.

17.03.230 - Flag lots.

17.03.240 - Lots—Access to two parallel streets discouraged.

17.03.250 - Lots adjoining City limits.

17.03.260 - Utility easements.

17.03.270 - Utility easements inside front property line.

17.03.280 - Centralized mail services easements.

17.03.290 - Other easements.

17.03.300 - Property remnants.

17.03.310 - Lot drainage.

17.03.320 - Open space ownership and maintenance.

17.03.330 - Storm drain facilities.

17.03.340 - Private streets in planned developments, condominiums, or community apartment projects.

17.03.350 - Protection of natural resources.

17.03.360 - Provision for future passive or natural heating or cooling opportunities.

17.03.370 - Exclusion to avoid dedication or improvement.

17.03.380 - Building lines.

17.03.390 - Dedications.

17.03.400 - Sewage disposal.

17.03.410 - Unlawful construction.

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