(A)

Major arterial road access. No structure shall be used or occupied, or land be developed or redeveloped unless any direct access to an arterial road is via a driveway connection that meets access standards established by the Florida Department of Transportation.

(B)

Alternate access. Lots that cannot meet the major arterial road access standards referenced in Subsection (A) shall take access via other platted rights-of-way, frontage roads or adjacent parcels as memorialized in a cross access or joint access agreement between the affected property owners, and which roadway connections do meet the standards referenced in Subsection (A).

(C)

Temporary access. No applicant shall be denied development rights for the sole reason that the lot cannot meet the requirements of Subsections (A) or (B). To provide access, the Director shall issue a temporary access permit, provided that the approved site plan provides for the eventual direct connection to a public right-of-way or frontage road, or connection to a public right-of-way via an abutting property, as memorialized in a cross access or a joint access agreement between the affected property owners, and that the applicant agrees to close the temporary access when a permanent connection in compliance with Subsections (A) or (B) can be achieved.

(Ord. No. 2021-012, § 2, 10-12-21)