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(c) Any light used to illuminate such parking area shall be so arranged as to reflect the light away from any adjoining premises used or zoned for residential purposes~ (d) Ail such parking spaces shall have direct access to a public street. Adequate space shall be pro- vided for the maneuvering of vehicles. Detailed plans showing all entrances, exits, barricades, bumper guards and drainage plans shall be sub- mitred to the city engineer for approval before a permit for such construction may be obtained. The following minimum dimensional requirements shall be observed in every case, unless, upon written application, the city manager shall de- termine that some deviation therefrom is necessary to prevent a demonstrable hardship upon the property owner or ~s in the best interest of public safety. (1) No driveway shall exceed thirty-five (35) feet in width at the property line, nor fifty ~50) feet at the curblineo (2) No driveway, at the curbline, shall be located within fifteen (15) feet of the property line of an intersecting street, and in no case nearer than five (5) feet from the end of the curb radius. (3) No driveway shall be located within ten (10] feet, at the curbtine, from the line of the adjacent pro- perty, except in the Historic District where there shall be no required setback of driveways from ad- jacent property. (4) Where more than one driveway is provided along a frontage in single ownership, there must be a separation of at least twenty (20) feet at the curbline, and a six (6) inch raised protective curb parallel to the street extending not less than two-thirds (2/3) the length of the island shall be placed inside the property line between the driveway. (e) Ail such off-street parking spaces shall be proper- ly graded and maintained in such manner as to per- mit use thereof at all times. Such parking spaces shall not be reduced in total extent, after their provision hereunder, except under the approval of -2-