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Section 7.6.1.3 Public Park Access • Parkland shall be easily accessible for the public and open to public view so as to benefit area residents, enhance the visual character of the City, protect public safety, and minimize conflicts with adjacent land uses. All public parkland must be accessible, and any proposed development adjacent to a public park or open space area shall not be designed to restrict reasonable access or visibility into the park (for example, shall not have many lots backing to the parkland). Street connections between residential neighborhoods shall be provided, wherever possible, to provide reasonable access to parks and open space areas. Land dedication for public use and maintenance shall have a minimum of 150 feet of frontage on a local or collector street. Land shall not be dedicated for parkland along a major thoroughfare unless the Director of Community Services determines that the proposed park use is compatible with, and sufficiently buffered from, the adjacent thoroughfare, and that the parkland can be safely accessed by pedestrians, especially children. Proposed access and public availability, both physical and visual, of parkland shall be reviewed the City's Parks and Recreation Director and approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission. SeGtien 7.9.1.1 PFevided an AGrordanGe With Regulations r d the "hief may, at his er her d'6GFetien, G dify fire h?irlFaRt spaGiRg OF fiFe IaRe ..1.......... eRt r ., ner ---At*' all fiFe hydFaRts have beeR iR6talled, iR6peeted, tested aRd aGGepted by the City-. Gity. Fire !aR86 shall b - . . - i width of 24 feet of paving, and shall have a MiRiMUM !R6ide side (, , OR FORt e-an as a fireappar&tus ARTICLE 2: LAND USE DEFINITIONS FOR ZONING CHAPTER 4 Accessory dwelling: A secondary living space that is on-site with a primary living space . and that may be contained within the space structure as the primary, or may be