Planning for Roads Sample Clauses
The 'Planning for Roads' clause establishes the requirements and procedures for the design, approval, and construction of roads within a development or project area. It typically outlines the standards that must be met, such as alignment, width, and materials, and may require submission of detailed plans to relevant authorities for review and consent before any work begins. This clause ensures that road infrastructure is properly integrated into the overall development, promoting safety, accessibility, and compliance with regulatory standards.
Planning for Roads a. City and County agree to maintain participation in an MPO and its long-range transportation planning process.
b. County agrees to be the single payment entity for all jurisdictions in County for the dues to participate in the designated MPO;
c. County agrees to provide annual traffic counts for all jurisdictions in County.
d. County agrees to fund and manage all traffic signalization in City.
e. Within the MSA, the County and City will work together on the design of roads;
Planning for Roads a. Once adopted by the Lake-Sumter Metropolitan Planning Organization (LSMPO), the City and County agree to adopt the LSMPO 2035 Long Range Transportation Plan. The County shall assure the City has the opportunity to participate in the development of the LSMPO 2035 Long Range Transportation Plan;
b. Within the MSA, the County and City will work together on the design of roads;
c. The City and County agree to create a multi-modal transportation master plan with the LSMPO. This plan will include, but not be limited to, mass transit, pedestrian trails/sidewalks, bicycle trails, etc.;
d. The City and County agree to maintain a Unified Concurrency Management System (CMS) through the LSMPO. The City and County agree to update the system when applicable including de-minimus trips. The City and County agree to share the cost of this system based upon the most recent University of Florida Bureau of Economic and Business Research (BEBR) population percentages; and
e. The City and County agree to update the CMS with yearly traffic counts.