San Marcos Development Code (effective Nov. 3, 2021)

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in width in order to provide for landscaping and turn lanes. In no case will a median less than 8 feet in width be considered. D. The Responsible Official may require turn lanes, and additional right-of-way beyond that shown in the applicable street typical cross-section to accommodate these lanes when warranted. Section 3.7.1.3 Measurement of Streets and Streetscapes A. Face of Curb. All measurements of parking spaces and lane widths are taken from the face of curb and are inclusive of the gutter. B. Pavement Markings. All measurements of parking spaces and lane widths are made to the center of pavement markings. Section 3.7.1.4 Standards A. Tree Planting. All trees planted in accordance with this Ar ticle must be shade trees that meet the design, type and installation requirements of Sections 7.2.4.1, 7.2.4.2, and Appendix D of the San Marcos Design Manual. B. Stormwater. Whenever funding is available and site conditions allow, rights-of-way may be designed to infiltrate stormwater, either through porous pavement treatments, curb cuts, or by directing stormwater into bioretention cells. Plants used in a bioretention cell must be comprised of species that require low maintenance and can tolerate frequent inundation as well as periods of drought. C. Street Lighting. Street lights are required at all intersections and must meet IESNA Standards.

2. Avenue

3. Industrial Street

C. Mixed Use Corridors

1. Multi-Way Boulevard

2. Avenue

3. Street

D. Neighborhood Streets

1. Neighborhood Queuing Street

2. Neighborhood Street; Limited Parking

E. Accessways and Alleyways

1. Rural/ Park Road

2. Shared Street

3. Pedestrian Passage

4. Internal Drive

5. Rear Alley and Rear Lane

6. Multiuse Greenway

Division 2: STREET TYPES

Unless modified by the Responsible Official, all new or extended streets must meet the requirements of the following street types. Section 3.7.2.1 Street Types

A. Conservation Corridors

1. Sensitive Area Parkway

2. Sensitive Area Residential Street

B. Conventional Corridors

1. Boulevard

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Amended: November 3, 2021 San Marcos Development Code