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must be added to adjacent lots rather than be allowed to <br /> remain as unusable parcels. <br /> H. Access to Arterial Streets - Where a proposed <br /> subdivision is adjacent to a limited access highway or <br /> arterial street, there shall be no direct vehicular or <br /> pedestrian access from individual lots to such highways or <br /> streets. To accomplish that, right of access shall be <br /> dedicated to the City on the final plat . To the extent <br /> feasible, access to arterial streets shall be at intervals <br /> of not less than one-fourth (1/4) mile and through existing <br /> and established crossroads. <br /> I . Platting of Small Tracts - In the platting of small <br /> tracts of land fronting on arterial streets where there is <br /> no convenient access to existing entrances, and where access <br /> from such plat would be closer than one-fourth (1/4) mile <br /> from an existing access point, a temporary entrance permit <br /> may be granted. Provision shall be made in such plats for <br /> the connection of roads to neighboring land. As the <br /> neighboring land is platted and developed, and access <br /> becomes possible at a preferred location, such temporary <br /> entrance permits shall become void, at the discretion of the <br /> City Council. <br /> • J. Double Frontage Lots - Double frontage lots with <br /> frontage on two (2) parallel streets or reverse frontage <br /> shall not be permitted except where lots back on an arterial <br /> or collector street. Such lots shall have an additional <br /> depth of at least ten (10) feet to accommodate vegetative <br /> screening along the back lot line. A landscape easement may <br /> be required to be recorded with the County against these <br /> lots along with the recording of the final plat . <br /> K. Butt Lots - Shall be platted at least 10' wider than <br /> minimum for that zoning district. <br /> 6 . Sewage Disposal . <br /> A. In areas being platted without public or central sewage <br /> systems, construction, location, design and inspection of <br /> all individual sewage treatment systems within the City <br /> shall be in accordance with Minnesota Pollution Control <br /> Agency Individual Sewage Treatment Systems Standards, <br /> Chapter 7080 et . seq. (hereinafter and heretofore referred <br /> to as Chapter 7080) , as amended from time to time, which <br /> standards are hereby adopted by reference and made a part <br /> • hereof as fully as though set forth herein in full, three <br /> (3) copies of which are on file with the City Clerk. <br /> 10.35 <br />