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that the fol 1 owi ng standards , applicable to all panhand1 e 1 ots , are met . Note: v i n i f m h fllwin mini 1 5 . Minimum access paving width of the panhandle or abutting driveway used for access sha 11 be as follows one rear l of or parcel . 12 feet Two or more rear 1 ots or parcels ... .. .. 20 feet* ~*To preserve existing natural features , paving width may be reduced to 17-112 feet, except for the first 25 feet back from the sidewalk, with the traffic engineer's approval , i f both sides of the driveway are 1 andscaped i n accordance with a landscape plan. } Use of a panhandle for access shall be permitted only i f creati on of a publ i c street , i nc1 udi ng a future public street , i s not possi b1 e because : a . Physical conditions preclude development of a public street . Such conditions may include, but are not 1 i mi ted to, topography or the existence of natural resource areas such as wetlands , ponds , streams , channels , rivers , 1 akes or up1 and wi 1 d1 i fe habitat area , or a resource on the National Wetland Inventory or under protection by state or federal law; b. Buildings or other existing development on adjacent 1 ands , i nc1 udi ng previ ous1y subdivided but vacant 1 ots or parcels , physi ca11y precl ude a connecti on now or i n the future, considering the potential for redevelopment. 15. The bui 1 di ng affi ci al sha11 not i ssue a certi fi - cate of occupancy unti 1 the pra jest i s completed i n accordance with approval conditions and this code. It may be issued prior to completion i f suffi ci ent funds to complete the project are placed i n escrow wi th a bank, savings and 1 oan association, or escrow company. i n Section 9.075 of the Eugene Code , 1971, i s hereby repea 1 ed . Section 19. Subsections (1), (2), and (3) of Section 9.085 of the Eugene Code, 1971 are repealed, and Subsections (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), and (9) are ordinance - l6