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SECTION 10.17 <br />section with the Beltline Highway. The provisions of subsection (b) <br />hereof shall apply whenever a right of way map fora new state or federal <br />highway, or a right of way map and relocation order for the relocation <br />or widening of an existing state or federal highway shall have been filed <br />with the county board and the county highway department by the state <br />highway commission. <br />(b) The setback line for a Class A highway shall be one hundred (100) feet from <br />the center line of the highway or forty -two (42) feet from the right of way <br />line, whichever is greater. <br />(c) Service roads to Class A highways distant one.hundred (100) feet from the <br />center line of said highways shall be considered Class C, D or E highways <br />for the purpose of determining the setback along said service roads. <br />(2 ) CLASS B HIGHWAYS <br />(a) All county trunks, except as otherwise herein provided, are hereby designated <br />Class B highways. For the purpose of this ordinance any road will be con- <br />sidered as a county trunk after it has been placed on the county trunk system <br />by the county board and approved by the state highway commission. <br />(b) The setback for Class B highways shall be seventy -five (75) feet from the <br />center line of such highway or forty -two (42) feet from the right of way line, <br />whichever is greater. <br />(3) CLASS C HIGHWAYS <br />(a) All town roads not included within the boundaries of a recorded subdivision <br />or plat, are hereby designated Class C highways. <br />(b)' For all Class C highways setback lines are hereby established, parallel to <br />and distant sixty -three (63) feet from the center line of such highway or <br />thirty (30) feet from the right of way line, whichever is greater; provided, <br />however, that in the case of a service road, contiguous to the right of way <br />of a main highway, where buildings can be built on only one side of such <br />service road, the minimum setback shall be thirty (30) feet, regardless of <br />the width of such service road; and provided further, that if such service <br />road shall be a street in a platted subdivision, then the setback provisions <br />governing such platted street shall apply. <br />(4) CLASS D HIGHNAYS <br />(a) Roads and streets in subdivisions platted prior to.the adoption of this <br />ordinance, except those designated Class A or Class B highways, are hereby <br />designated as Class D highways. <br />(b) For all Class D highways setback lines are hereby established, parallel to <br />and distant twenty (20) feet from the right of way line or front lot line. <br />(5) CLASS E HIGHWAYS <br />(a) All streets, highways and roads not otherwise classified are hereby designated <br />Class E highways. <br />(b) For all Class E highways setback lines are hereby established, parallel to <br />and distant thirty (30) .feet from the right of way or front lot line. <br />- 33 - <br />
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