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roadway (18'. crossing applicants' property and 12' crossing property to the south). Blueberry Lane is a roadway not less than 20' wide but there is to indication that it was open to the public prior to enactment of the.zoning oxdinance. Based on the evidence in the record,•MCC 16.27.500(B).does not apply. Two dwellings ,already use the roadway., it has a 12' wide paved surface, and it connects to 45' Avenue, a.public street, as defined, in MCC 16.27.500(A). Blueberry' Lane is an access under MCC 16.27.500(C). Under MCC 16.49.208, planned development means a subdivision of laud, incorporating common open space, approved pursuant to MCC 16.26.800 with each dwelling or mobile home,placed on its own,lot. The subject parcel was created by partition plat and is not in a planned development. MCC 16.27.500'.(D) does not apply.. MCC 16.27.510. Under MCC -16.27.510, no new dwelling or primary use, other than farm or forest use, dependent solely on a roadway far access to a street shall be allowed unless: A. The roadway qualifies as access pursuant. to MCC 16.27.500; and B. The lot upon which the dwelling or use is located was established in accordance with: 1. _.County approval of a subdivision, partition or planned development prior to May 1, 1977, or in compliance with state law and county zoning regulations prior to the land division being regulated by the county; or 2. County approval of a planned development, or a variance to MCC 17.110.800, after May 1., 1977, and prior. to the effective date of the ordinance codified in this title; or 3. County approval of a planned development, after the effective date of the ordinance codified in this title; and . 4. There are four or less dwellings or.independent primary uses (other than farm or forest use without a dwelling) depending solely on the roadway for access.to a street. As noted .above; Blueberry bane qualifies "as access under MCC 16.27.500(C). MCC 16.27.51b(A) is met. The subject parcel was created by partition in 1999, and not.prior to 1977 nor prior to partitioning regulation. MCC 16.27.510(B).(1) does not apply.