Brantford By-law 614, s. 614.19.6 — High volume - minimum distance - from intersection For high volume entrances such as shopping centres, large apartment buildings, large industrial centres, large parking lots, the following distances shall apply
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High volume - minimum distance - from intersection For high volume entrances such as shopping centres, large apartment buildings, large industrial centres, large parking lots, the following distances shall apply:
- a) except with the written approval of the Engineer no driveway shall be located closer than 100 feet measured along the property line from the nearest side of the driveway to the property line of an intersecting minor highway measured at the property line. NOTE: Notwithstanding the above, it is recommended that the above distance shall be not less than 150 feet.
- b) except with the written approval of the Engineer no driveway shall be located closer than 200 feet measured along the property line from the nearest side of the driveway to the property line of an intersecting major highway measured at the property line. NOTE: Notwithstanding the above, it is recommended that the above distance shall be not less than 250 feet.
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- 614.19.3 shall be reduced by ten feet
- 614.19.5 Low volume - minimum distance - from intersection For low volume entrances, the following distances shall apply
- 614.19.7 Angle - at roadway The sides of a driveway may meet the roadway at an angle less than ninety (90) degrees, but not less than sixty (60) degrees
- 614.19.8 Separation - minimum - low volume - same property Except with the written approval of the Engineer, the distance between the two closest sides of low volume driveways serving the same property, measured at the property line shall be a minimum distance of 20 feet
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