Alleys Sample Clauses

Alleys. Alleys shall be allowed in commercial and industrial districts for off-street loading and service access. Alleys shall not be used in residential areas unless approved by the Village Board. Alleys shall not be less than 24 feet wide and shall be continuous through blocks. Dead-end alleys shall not be approved, and alleys shall not connect to an arterial street.
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Alleys. Those streets which are a secondary means of access for vehicular service to the back or side of properties otherwise abutting on a street.
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Alleys. Alleys may be permitted at the rear of single family residential, multifamily residential, commercial, or industrial property. Dead-end alleys are prohibited. Alleys not required for fire suppression access, solid waste collection, or other public purposes may be privately owned. Unless City Council approves an exemption, private alleys will conform to all improvement standards for public alleys, will be posted, and will meet all other provisions applicable to private streets.
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Alleys. (1) Alleys shall be provided in all business and industrial districts, unless the Planning Commission waives this requirement when other definite and assured provision is made for service access such as off street parking and loading consistent with and adequate for the proposed uses.
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Alleys. 1. Xxxxxx must be engineered and constructed as required by the City Engineer and the Director of Transportation & Infrastructure.
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Alleys. Alleys shall be at least 30 feet in width, paved and dedicated to the city as rights- of-way. Alleys are not required, unless proposed to provide rear-yard access to properties, or access to maintain city utilizes.
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Alleys. Reconstruct base and surface for: + Alley extending from 11th to 12th Streets, 500 block City Public Works Department 2004 $13,250 GOB Resurfaced alley + Alley extending from 12th to 13th Streets, 500 block City Public Works Department 2005 $32,500 GOB Resurfaced alley + Alley in the 0000 xxxxx xx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, east City Public Works Department 2006 $13,000 GOB Resurfaced alley + Alley extending from 10th to 11th Streets, 800 blo City Public Works Department 2007 $26,000 GOB Resurfaced alley + Alley in the 000 xxxxx xx 00xx Xxxxxx, xxxx City Public Works Department 2008 $26,000 GOB Resurfaced alley 4. Other + Remove 13th Street Bridge over Xxxxx Creek City Public Works Department 2003 Unknown GOB and/or MFT Dead end 13th Street ACTION WHO WHEN FUNDING OUTCOME AMOUNT SOURCE Increase Recreational Facilities and Public Open Space
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Alleys. The actual alleys behind the houses on Utah Avenue, NW and Xxxxxxxxxxx Street, NW themselves, shall be repaired by the contractor should they be damaged during construction. Restoration of the alleys should be to a pre-construction level at the direction and satisfaction of DDOT.
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  • Landscaping Maintaining, tending and cultivating and (as necessary) re-stocking any garden or grassed areas including replacing plants, shrubs and trees as necessary.

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