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shall intersect a thoroughfare less than 250 feet from another street centerline on either side of the thoroughfare unless recommended by Planning and Design Commission and approved by Council. E. If possible, streets shall be continuous. If a continuous street cannot be fitted into the overall street plan, a cul-de-sac is permitted whose length is less than 300 2Z.000 feet and whose termination diameter is a minimum of 120 feet, unless larger dimensions are recommended by the Planning and Design Commission and approved by Council. F. Design criteria governing profile grades, horizontal curves and cross sections shall be of sound engineering practice subject to approval by the City Engineer. (13) Sublots: A. All sublots shall front on a public street. B. The minimum frontage shall be determined at the right-of-way or the building setback line which ever requires the larger lot size. C. Minimum frontage on a cul-de-sac shall be determined at a curved line concentric with the cul- de-sac and no more than fifty feet from the right-of-way line of the cul-de-sac. The measurement shall be along the chord. D. Corner lots shall have a minimum of fifty feet setback on any street that the house fronts upon, and a minimum of twenty-five feet setback for the side yard requirements. Any setback shall be measured according to the standard established in Section 1125.62 of the Zoning Ordinance entitled "Setback". E. Whenever practicable, side lot lines shall be straight lines perpendicular to the street or radial to the centerline curvature. F. No sublots, parcels or blocks without access to a public street shall be permitted. G. Lots may not be sold until the City finally accepts the plat or accepts the plat for record purposes only. (14) The City shall be provided with three copies of the plat including the original. The Board of Education shall be provided with one copy of the plat. (e) Upon receiving an application for a major subdivision, a preliminary plan and location map, a topographic map, a plat, improvement plans (unless the developer intends to submit a petition described in Section 1101.11 for acceptance by Council) and any other necessary documents from a developer, the City Engineer shall submit the application to the Secretary of the Planning and Design Commission for review of the proposed development to determine its compliance with the provisions of these Subdivision Regulations and the provisions of the Zoning Code. In the event that the developer proposes to create any lot or parcel which does not fully conform with the provisions of the Zoning Code, then the Planning and Design Commission shall refer the application to the Building and Zoning Board of Appeals with the request that the Board determine whether the developer should be entitled to a variance from strict compliance with the provisions of the Zoning Code which his proposed subdivision violates. Upon review and decision by the Board of Zoning Appeals, the