(a) Not more than one hundred (100) R-1 zoned lots nor more than fifty (50) R-2 zoned lots nor more than six (6) acres of R-3 zoned land nor more than the number of acres of PUD-zoned land that would permit more than 100 dwelling units may be final platted when the design of the subdivision is such that only one (1) point of public street access is provided for those lots or tract of land. Once two points of public street access have been provided, not more than two hundred (200) R-1 zoned lots, one hundred (100) R-2 zoned lots, twelve (12) acres of R-3 zoned land or no more than the number of acres of PUD-zoned land that would permit more than 200 dwelling units may be final platted unless one of the two points of public street access is an arterial or collector street located through or directly adjacent to the subdivision or a third point of public street access is provided.  The above limitations shall also apply to land having a mixture of different residential zoning districts on a proportional basis.  A point of public street access shall consist of a connection to a through street.

    (b) Streets which dead-end or "stub" into property which is adjacent to the property being subdivided shall not count as a second access until such time as the dead-end or "stub" street is connected to a through street and constructed to city standards.

(Ord. No. 13602 § 1, 3-1-93; Ord. No. 17230, § 1, 3-18-02)