Common use of On-Site Improvements Clause in Contracts

On-Site Improvements. 1. If a street is proposed within a development site, the developer shall provide roadway, bikeway, sidewalkpedestrian, and other access and circulation improvements in accordance with the standards in this section and the Engineering Design and Construction Manual, and shall dedicate any required rights-of-way or easements. 2. If a development site includes the proposed corridor of a street designated on an adopted plan, the development shall incorporate provision of the street into the design of the development, and shall dedicate right-of-way that meets the right-of-way width standards for the street. The developer shall construct the street in accordance with the ComprehensivePlan if a transportation impact analysis shows that the development itself is expected to generate sufficient traffic to warrant construction of the street for necessary access and circulation. Otherwise, the developer shall either construct half of the required street cross-section in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan, or submit a payment in lieu of construction to the Town pursuant to Section 8.1.3. . If a transportation impact analysis shows that the development itself is expected to generate sufficient traffic to warrant design of the street as a major or minor thoroughfare (see Section 5.8.6.B, Transportation Impact Analysis), the developer shall be responsible for constructing the street (including any bikeway, sidewalk, and other associated access and circulation improvements) in accordance with this section’s standards for a major or minor thoroughfare, as appropriate; otherwise, the developer shall be responsible for constructing the street (including any bikeway, sidewalk, and other associated access and circulation improvements) to meet at least those standards required by this section for a collector street.