Martinez Municipal Code Ch. 21.14 Railroad and Grade Crossings

Where a subdivision adjoins a railroad right-of-way and the General Plan, or the zoning provisions designate the property for industrial use, the streets nearest to and running in the same general direction as the railroad shall be as nearly parallel thereto as practicable and at a sufficient distance therefrom to provide suitable depths for industrial sites between the streets and the railroad.

(Prior code § 4513(a))

Where a subdivision adjoins a railroad and the street layout involves a railroad grade crossing, the possibility of a grade separation or other treatment shall be considered by the City Planning Commission, and the plan of the subdivision may be required to conform to prescribed conditions in anticipation of a grade separation or other treatment.

(Prior code § 4513(b))