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e . . .' " . ... 3. t~enever a partial or half-street has already been provided adjacent to a tract to be subdivided, the remaining half or width necessary to meet the minimum requirements for full right-of-way shall be platted ~dthin such subdivision. H. PROVISIONAL RESERVES: A provisional one-foot reserve may be used along the side or end of streets and along the side of partial or half-streets that abut undeveloped acreage tracts; when used, the fol1o~dng note shall be shown on the face of the final plat: "A one-foot strip is reserved as a buffer separation along and between the side' or end of all streets in this subdivision plat ~~ere such streets abut adjacent tracts. At such time as the adjacent property is subdivided in a recorded plat, the one-foot reserves at such locations that abut land in adjoining tracts that has been dedicated to the public for street right-of-way purposes and is shown for such purpose on a recorded plat shall thereupon become vested in the public for street right-of-way purposes." I. STREET NAMES: The names of proposed streets shall conform to the names of existing streets of which they may be or become extensions, or shall not duplicate or conflict with the recognized name of any other street loca- ted in the area subject to these regulations. -.!SECTION 3, c- :;:,.. 11' A. o ~ ~ EASE~mNTS AND UTILITIES: DRAINAGE: Where conditions require, there shall be provided a storm water drainage easement adequate for the purpose, as determined by the City Engineer. Where such easement is adjacent to lots, tracts, or reserves, the easement shall be noted on the face of the final plat as follows: ;).. ~ "This easement shall be kept clear of fences, buildings, planting, and other obstructions to the operation and maintenance of the drainage facility, and'abutting property shall not be permitted to drain into this easement except by approved means." Q (JJ ~ ~ 1.144 ~ B 'l' · UTILITIES: 1. When not located in alleys having a width of not less than 20 feet, the location and lo1idth of other necessary utility easements shall be determined by the public and private utility companies and shall con- nect with easements established in adjoining properties. Each ease- ment shall be shown on the plat and appropriately dedicated and in no event shall be less than 10 feet in width. 2. There also shall be shm~ on the plat and dedicated for utilities un- obstructed aerial easements and guy wire easements as shall be re- quired by the City Council. 3. Easements as set forth in any applicable city, county, or regional plan for the location of future sewerage or utility facilities shall be pro- vided and indicated upon the plat. ,~ 'f , SECTIOl~ 4 ~ BLOCKS AND LOTS: A. BLOCK LENGTH: 1. l-'Jaximum block length for single-family residential development shall be 1,400 feet, measured along the center of the block, when the lots are the minimum required area of 7-,.500 square feet. If the lots are larger than 7,500 square feet minimum, the block length shall be reasonable but shall not exceed 2,000 feet. 2. ~laximum block length along a major thoroughfare, railroad, body of water, or similar barrier shall be 2,300 feet, except under special conditions and upon approval by the City Council. -13-