Final plats must contain a note conveying maintenance responsibility of the easement to the homeowners’ utilizing it to access their property. A private “driveway easement” shall be permitted where the driveway serves no more than five (5) lots (the lots served by the easement shall be identified on all plans and plats). Only as a maintenance and/or emergency access (regardless of the number of lots it adjoins provided the road shall not be used to access lots and appropriate signage is provided).No more than five (5) lots or principal units.A “private subdivision limited local road” shall be permitted where the road serves: Private Subdivision Limited Local Road.
A “private subdivision local road” shall be required where a private subdivision collector road is not required and a private subdivision limited local road is not permitted. A nonresidential facility within a residential development, (i.e.
As a through-road connecting lots within a subdivision to more than one (1) public thoroughfare, or. 50 or more units (existing or proposed) within the proposed subdivision or as an aggregate of the proposed subdivision and any other development to which it connects,. A “private subdivision collector road” shall be required where the road serves: Private roads shall meet the minimum design and construction standards according to the following road classifications: Private roads shall: (1) Be designated based on the number of lots served (See Table 3.2) (2) be designed and constructed in accordance with the standards of this Article III (Subdivision Regulations) (see Table 3.3) and (3) be designed to provide, at all times, adequate and unobstructed access for emergency response. If not specified in Article III (Subdivision Regulations) Subpart D (Subdivision Road Standards Applicable to All Subdivision Types and Subtypes), the design and construction of private roads shall be reviewed using NCDOT standards and requirements which reflect local NCDOT District Engineer policy modifications. 
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