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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C. If a tract or parcel is designed or intended to be within the subdivision not otherwise having
owned and used in common for recreational or such access.
other public or semi-public purposes, and such
intent is so designated on the subdivision plat, 14.5.10 Additional requirements for
appropriate documents in form approved by nonresidential subdivisions
the Corporation Counsel shall be submitted to All nonresidential subdivisions, meaning subdivisions
the Planning Board. Such documents shall not intended for human habitation, such as a
clearly: commercial or industrial subdivision, must meet the
1. Set forth the nature of the permanent following additional requirements, except as waived
organization under which common by the Planning Board:
ownership is to be established, including its A. Proposed industrial parcels shall be suitable in
purpose, how it shall be governed and area and dimensions to the commercial or
administered, the provisions made for industrial development anticipated.
permanent care and maintenance of the B. Street rights-of-way and pavement shall be
common property for its share of the cost adequate to accommodate the type, weight,
of administering and maintaining such and volume of traffic anticipated to be
common property. generated.
2. Set forth the extent of common interest C. The design and installation of public utilities,
held by the owner of each individual parcel including water, sewers, and storm water
in the tract held in common with others. drainage, shall be adequate to accommodate
the anticipated usage.
14.5.9 Access to shoreline D. Streets carrying truck traffic shall not normally
A. In all subdivisions having shore frontage, be extended to the boundaries of adjacent
existing legal rights of public access to the existing or