Proposed Access Points Sample Clauses

Proposed Access Points. The proposed development enables a street network (Map 1) accessing Xxxxx Xxxxx Boulevard via a portion of Broad Street, the main collector street for Bedford West. When complete there will be two full access points to the existing collector street network and two full access points to the local street network. These access points are: • Broad Street (North) at Xxxxx Xxxxx Boulevard (collector); • Broad Street (South) at Xxxxx Xxxxx Boulevard (collector); • Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx (local); and • Belle Street (local). Additional pedestrian/bicycle only access points are provided in the following locations: • Belle Street extension at the end of the cul-de-sac; and • Xxxxxx Way (between Xxxxxx Way and Broad Street. When considering access points, staff primarily considers matters of safety and community connectivity. Safety: To ensure public safety, subdivisions with greater than 100 lots should have at least one additional access point to the existing street network. Additional access points provide a second means of access/egress should the other access be blocked by an accident, emergency response or another event such as a fire, flood, etc. This requirement is based on the Municipal Service System Specifications as per the Regional Subdivision By-law. Based on the proposal, a second access is achieved after the development of approximately 240 units via a local street connection to Belle Street. Further, a third local access to Terradore Lane is achieved at approximately 1000 units and a fourth access to Xxxxx Xxxxx Boulevard is achieved at approximately 2700 units. While staff is satisfied the number of proposed access points is appropriate to ensure public safety, the removal of any access point prior to the completion of the development could jeopardise the safety of the area. At full build-out, the safety of the network is less of an issue, as most new streets will have two accesses to Broad Street. Case 18781: Development Agreement Bedford West Sub Area 7 and 8 Community Council Report - 3 - May 16, 2016 Connectivity: An important component of livability within a community is its connectivity with nearby destinations. Connectivity is influenced by the number, directness and type of connections and can be directly correlated to the distance travelled between two points. Connectivity is important in subdivisions where streets can be a mix of culs-de-sac, looping streets and indirect routes. Well connected communities minimize travel distances and times, reduce...
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