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Chapter 17.25 — STANDARDS AND DEDICATIONS

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

17.25.010 Subdivision standards.

17.25.020 Subdivision standards – Exception for remainder parcels.

17.25.030 Buildable lots.

17.25.040 Access to public or private streets.

17.25.050 Streets and thoroughfares – Conformance.

17.25.060 Streets and thoroughfares – Minimum standards and functions.

17.25.070 Streets and thoroughfares – Street pattern.

17.25.080 Streets and thoroughfares – Design adjacent to thoroughfares.

17.25.090 Streets and thoroughfares – Grades, curves and sight distances.

17.25.100 Streets and thoroughfares – Curbs, sidewalks, trails and bikeways.

17.25.110 Noise attenuation – Residential lots adjacent to freeways, railroads,…

17.25.120 Hillside and large lot subdivisions.

17.25.130 Private streets.

17.25.140 Trees.

17.25.150 Utilities.

17.25.160 Residential lot and block design.

17.25.170 Block standards.

17.25.180 Lot standards.

17.25.190 Street structural standards.

17.25.200 Water system.

17.25.210 Trails and bikeways.

17.25.220 Mailboxes in public rights-of-way.

17.25.230 Flood hazards.

17.25.240 Urban and environmental design.

17.25.250 Minimum requirements.

17.25.260 Streets, alleys and easements.

17.25.270 Park land dedication.

17.25.280 Reservations for public uses.

17.25.290 Standards and formula for reservation of land.

17.25.300 Standards and formula for reservation of land – Procedure.

17.25.310 Standards and formula for reservation of land – Payment.

17.25.320 Standards and formula for reservation of land – Termination.

17.25.330 Public access to water bodies and courses.

17.25.340 Public access to water bodies and courses – Access consideration.

17.25.350 Public access to water bodies and courses – Dedications on tentative, final and parcel maps.

17.25.360 Public access to water bodies and courses – Exceptions.

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