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107 5. Location of all streets, whether existing or proposed, fire hydrants, storm sewer, and drainage structures. 6. Existing and proposed rights-of-way including streets, sidewalks, and utilities. 7. Boundary of the proposed project, adjacent property owners, land use, and zoning. Location of all major and minor arterials designated on the Kanlacon or Cabarrus County Thoroughfare Plan and all collector streets within 500 feet of the property. Existing and proposed topography. 10. Any additional items required in other sections of this or other ordinances. 3.11-5 After approval of a site plan by the Zoning Administrator, a copy of the approved plan shall be filed with the Zoning Office. Ail building permits shall be issued only for structures or dwellings that comply with this approved plan. Any additional construction shall require site plans to be approved for this section. 3.11-6 Thoroughfare Yard: A ninety foot landscaped setback is required from the adjoining thoroughfare street right-of-way. When a new right-of-way has been established, the setback lines shall be calculated from the newly estab- lished right-of-way line. This ninety foot setback shall contain one tree, which will grow to a minimum height of ten (10) feet, for every 1,500 square feet in this setback area. These trees shall be located a minimum of fifteen (15) feet apart. This setback may be reduced to fifty (50) feet when one tree with a minimum growing height of ten (10) feet is planted for every 500 square feet in the setback area. These trees shall be planted in an offset pattern, being a minimum of fifteen (15) feet apart. Should this tract have access to another road not designated in this section, the same restrictions shall apply to the area adjoining the designated thoroughfare. When public access roads parallel to the thoroughfare exist, the right-of-way for this access road may be in the required setback. The property fronting on the access road shall have a minimum setback of thirty (30) feet, landscaped using the same calculation as the ninety (90) foot at one tree for every 1,500 square feet in the setback. 3.11-7 Access Points: The term "access point(s)" shall mean a point of ingress and/or egress which may be either public or private. Unless otherwise provided, all access point requirements shall be calculated from centerline to centerline of the access points. When two (2) or more access points apply, the more stringent limitation shall apply. The following restrictions shall apply to all land in the designated TOZ zone: Ail lots, parcels, or division of land fronting on a thoroughfare designated by the TOZ with 400 feet or less adjoining said thoroughfare shall have no more than one (1) access point to the thoroughfare. Ail lots with more than 400 feet of frontage on the thoroughfare shall have no more than one access point onto the. thoroughfare for each 400 feet fronting the thoroughfare. Where physically possible, no driveway or street connections shall be allowed within 300 feet of the intersection of two (2) thoroughfares, or within 200 feet of an intersection of a thoroughfare and another highway, street, or driveway. In a case where these requirements are not obtainable, on any existing lots of record prior to the adoption of this section, the access shall be the greatest distance possible from the nearest intersection.