Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
Source: Official source
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13.5.12 Lapse in application B. Access and circulation
A site plan application must be diligently pursued 1. In general
from the date of submission. Notwithstanding the a. All development subject to this article
submission of a complete application, any applicant shall provide safe and reasonable
shall provide additional information, studies, or access and internal circulation for all
reports from qualified professionals when users of the site and shall comply with
determined by the Planning Board or the Planning the transportation systems and street
Authority to be reasonably necessary to make any design standards of the Technical
of the determinations required by this article. Manual.
Failure to submit required information within 120 b. Shared circulation, parking, and
days of the date upon which the written request transportation infrastructure shall be
was made shall cause the application to expire and provided to the extent practicable,
be deemed null and void. with utilization of joint curb cuts,
walkways, service alleys, bus pull-out
13.6 SITE PLAN REVIEW STANDARDS areas, and related infrastructure
The reviewing authority shall not approve a site plan shared with abutting lots and
application unless the development proposal meets roadways. Easements for access for
applicable standards of the City of Portland abutting properties and shared
Technical Manual, the City of Portland Design internal access points at property lines
Manual, and the standards below. shall be provided where possible to
facilitate present or future sharing of
13.6.1 Transportation standards access and infrastructure.
A. Impact on surrounding street systems. The c. Continuous internal walkways shall be
provisions for vehicular loading and unloading, provided between existing or planned