(a) Any development proposal, including without limitation site plans,
planned development detailed plans, and subdivision development plans, submitted for
consideration shall provide details, plans or notations as may be appropriate, relating to
traffic safety and traffic and roadway maintenance during and after the development
process. Such details, plans or notations shall include the location, size and type of all
necessary traffic signals, pavement markings and regulatory, warning and guide signs, both
permanent and temporary, as well as the routes and shall indicate how traffic, including
motor vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians, will be accommodated and controlled along
adjacent existing roadways during construction activities.
(b) The developer or subdivider shall be responsible for the
installation of all traffic signals, pavement markings and regulatory, warning and guide
signage indicated in the details, plans or notations in subsection (a) above or as
otherwise determined to be necessary by the zoning administrator in consultation with the
Virginia Department of Transportation.
(c) Proper installation of required traffic signals, pavement markings
and regulatory, warning and guide signs shall be accomplished prior to the issuance of any
certificate of occupancy for any structure within any development wherein such signals,
markings or signage are, in accordance with subsection (b) above, necessary. The zoning
administrator, in consultation with the Virginia Department of Transportation, may modify
this requirement, including requiring the proper installation of certain regulatory and
warning signs at intersections with existing roadways prior to the issuance of any
building permit within the development.