§ 27-284. Relationship between preliminary street plans and development.
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Where a preliminary design for the rebuilding or widening of a public street, including
the establishment of a street profile, has been prepared and accepted by the unified
government engineer, elevations of entrances onto such street shall conform to the
elevations contained on the preliminary design. It shall be the responsibility of
the developer to establish the floor elevations and location of structures to be built
on property adjacent to such road so that they do not conflict with such street plans.
The developer may, in the interim period between construction of the street and development
of his property, construct a temporary entrance that relates to the existing street
elevation. In unusual instances where a preliminary design for rebuilding or widening
of a public street does not exist but where, in the opinion of the unified government
engineer, such rebuilding or widening will be necessary in the foreseeable future,
the unified government board of commissioners may delay approval of final plans upon
recommendation of the unified government engineer for up to 60 days until a preliminary
study is made.
