Roadways. Roadways shall be designed in accordance with design data and criteria of the Ministry of Transportation as revised from time to time. Roadways shall be constructed in the locations and to the widths and grades indicated within Schedules "A-1" and "E" and set out in Schedule "D" attached hereto.
Roadways. The Lessee shall, if reasonably required by either party, ensure that any roadway on the leased premises is constructed to a low profile unless topography of land dictates otherwise.
Roadways. 5. The Subdivider shall construct and install roadways with granular base and asphalt pavement and concrete curb and gutter in accordance with the current specifications prescribed by the Municipality. The width of (gutter lines) or all streets within the Phase II Plan except for dead end streets (cul-de-sacs) shall not be less than twenty- eight (28') feet in perpendicular width, all as and where indicated on the Servicing Plans and as otherwise required by the Municipal Engineer. Municipal standards are to serve as a minimum; however, road designs as prepared by the Subdivider’s Geotechnical Engineer exceeding these standards shall be acceptable to the Municipality. ILDERTON ROAD WORKS
Roadways. 4. The Subdivider shall construct and install roadways with granular base and asphalt concrete pavement and concrete curb and gutter in accordance with the current County specifications. County standards are to serve as a minimum; road designs as prepared and certified by the Subdivider's Geotechnical Engineer which exceed these standards shall be acceptable to the County.
Roadways. (a) Plans of new or reconstructed streets including any new or reconstructed streets to be impressed with the Public Trust consistent with the Public Trust Exchange Agreement;
Roadways. Section VII of the Development Standards attached hereto as Exhibit F outline the locations and standards for the On-Site Thoroughfares and Off-Site Thoroughfares. These standards specify thoroughfare type, right of way width, pavement width, sidewalks, and street planting requirements. The Developer acknowledges that the TRC may request as part of the submittal process of development applications to the TRC an AutoTurn Analysis to validate that the street types specified in the Development Standards and their location within each of the Transect Zones ensure sufficient access for emergency vehicles.
Roadways. Section VII of the Development Standards attached hereto as Exhibit F outline the standards for the On-Site Thoroughfares and Off-Site Thoroughfares to serve the Project. These roadways as approved by the City for various phases of the Project will be public, utilize material types outlined in the Development Standards, and be constructed in accordance with applicable laws and the Charleston City Code as the same may from time to time be amended. The City agrees to maintain such roadways in a manner consistent with and at least equal to other roadways within the City. Developer, with approval by the City and in compliance with the encroachment approval process, may enhance the On-Site Thoroughfares and Off-Site Thoroughfares with additional landscaping and improvements in order for the streetscape associated with these roadways to be maintained to the standards of the Developer. The funding and maintenance for such enhancements shall be the responsibility of the Developer or by an entity established by the Developer such as a Property Owners Association. The City and Developer agree to establish regulations, procedures, and a schedule for street sweeping to allow City equipment to properly clean the On-Site Thoroughfares within the Project.
Roadways. City and its Agents shall have the right to enter upon and pass through and across the Premises on any existing or future roadways and as City desires.
Roadways. Multnomah County agrees to transfer public roadways within Area 93 currently within its jurisdiction to Washington County. These roadways are shown in Exhibit A to this Agreement. The transfer includes all signals, signs and other road/transportation related equipment and improvements (including stormwater and water quality facilities) within the road right of way; any fee title, right of way, easement, dedication or other similar road related property interest; and any sidewalk, slope, traffic device, stormwater drainage or similar road related easements. Existing driveway permits, developer agreements for road frontage construction, payment in lieu of agreements, etc will also be transferred. Multnomah County will provide hard copies of (or access to) all records relating to the transferred roads and assets by January 1, 2014, related to the items in the prior paragraph. Obligation for maintenance of all road/transportation related facilities (cross culverts, drainage, slopes, vegetation, etc.) shall remain with Multnomah County until the effective date of this transfer.
Roadways. General Conditions Specific Conditions 1. The undertaking is limited to the existing right-of-way. 2. The undertaking is limited to areas that have been previously disturbed, as defined in Attachment 2; or, the undertaking is limited to areas that have been previously inventoried to current standards for historic properties with negative results. 3. The undertaking is not located within or adjacent to a historic property, or a National Register of Historic Places (National Register) listed historic district, or a National Historic Landmark, or a traditional cultural property (TCP), except for historic roads as described in #4 below. 4. The exempted undertakings may be carried out on roads that are historic properties provided that an ADOT CRP determines the exempted undertaking will have no effect to the property’s character defining features. 5. The undertaking has no known public or Tribal controversy based on historic preservation issues. General Maintenance and Repairs Vegetation control, including mowing, burning, cutting and spraying of noxious weeds. Routine roadway and roadside maintenance and repair activities within existing interchanges, medians, and adjacent frontage roads. Pavement Resurfacing, Restoration, and Replacement Restore, rehabilitate, and/or resurface existing pavement including sealcoats, chipseal, milling, grooving, patching, etc. Does not extend beyond the existing roadway prism. Pavement reconstruction, resurfacing, placement of sealcoats and chipseals, and/or crack filling. Does not extend beyond the existing roadway prism. Roadway rehabilitation and reconstruction that may include construction of turning lanes, parking lots, auxiliary lanes and shoulder widening. Lane Additions and Widening Widening of existing road including minor changes in road alignment. Additions limited to less than one lane width (12 feet). Shoulders Paving or widening existing shoulders. Adding new shoulders. ROADWAYS (Continued) Intersection/Interchange Improvements Intersection improvements including construction of turn and auxiliary lanes, minor realignment of on/off ramps, channelization, signage, pavement markings, etc. Placement of fill material on the side slopes of intersection crossroads and access for purposes of flattening these slopes to meet safety criteria. Roadway Safety Removal of hazardous waste, traffic accident cleanup, objects on the roadway. Emergency repairs to maintain integrity of bridges and roadways. Storm damage repairs and ...
