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17.20.010 Sections: 17.20.010 Objectives. 17.20.020 Nature of provisions. 17.20.030 Extent. 17.20.040 Applicability. 17.20.050 Vine Street. 17.20.060 Del Valle Parkway. 17.20.070 Santa Rita Road — Tassajara Road. 17.20.080 Division Street. 17.20.090 Ray Street. 17.20.100 Peters Avenue. 17.20.110 Railroad Street. 17.20.120 Rose Avenue. Chapter 17.20 FUTURE STREET WIDTH LINES 17.20.010 Objectives. This chapter is adopted to protect and to promote the public health, safety, peace, comfort, convenience, prosper- ity and general welfare. More specifically, this chapter is adopted in order to achieve the objectives of the general plan and the zoning ordinances of the city as adopted and amended by the city council. (Prior code § 5 -9.18) 17.20.020 Nature of provisions. This chapter shall consist of the regulations and general descriptions contained herein and a set of maps as de- scribed in this chapter. The maps shall be maintained on file in the office of the community development director. (Ord. 2000 § I, 2009; prior code § 5 -9.19) 17.20.030 Extent. This chapter shall apply to the streets within the city described in this chapter and to those portions of the de- scribed streets annexed to the city at a future date. (Prior code § 5 -9.20) 17.20.040 Applicability. For the purpose of measuring yard dimensions and determining building lines as may be required by the zoning ordinances and building codes of the city, the future street width lines described in this chapter shall be deemed to refer to the property line and shall be used in the same manner as any other existing property line. (Prior code § 5 -9.21) 17.20.050 Vine Street. The future width for Vine Street is shown on the plan prepared by the city department of public works, division of engineering, entitled "Future Street Width Lines, Vine Street," dated January, 1966, and is generally described as follows: A 50 -foot wide right -of -way which shall be the extension of Vine Street as it presently exists in unincorporated territory, the centerline of which is approximately 400 feet from the existing northerly right -of -way line of Vine- yard Avenue and parallel thereto, terminating at its westerly limit in a cul -de -sac having a main radius of 45 feet, said cul -de -sac shall have its most westerly limit approximately 140 feet west of the extension of the centerline of Amador Court and situated so as to serve the property now or formerly owned by J. C. and W. Paulo; and a 50- foot wide right -of -way at right angles to Vineyard Avenue, extending from Vineyard Avenue northerly to an in- (Pleasanton Stipp. No. 3, 1 -10) 454