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The two, smaller garage doors wouldn’t be any real issue, with regards to earthquake regulations. You may have an idea now of how you would use it, but a garage and its uses can evolve, so I would encourage you to do the double doors in the front so that you don’t lock yourself into wasting half the space in the garage, should your needs change.
The smaller door in the front serves no purpose whatsoever. You don’t need Two entrances into a space that small. Reversing the swing of the door as suggested above exposes the hinges to the outside, which makes entry into the garage a 30 second affair to any thief. If you choose to do that, at least use welded hinges to make their job more difficult.
You’re going to have some issues with moisture infiltration if you don’t pick a good waterproofing company. Make sure they know what they’re doing.
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