Access corridor definition
Access corridor means an access easement or the ‘pole’ of a flag lot that provides vehicular access to the right-of-way. Access corridors shall consist of paving and be free of landscaping or other permanent features that obstruct ingress/egress and vehicular traffic to a parcel.
Access corridor means that part or parts of a lot having a cumulative width not greater than 20 metres (65.6 ft.) passing through a vegetative buffer that provides access between the permitted uses of the lot and the abutting waterbody.
Access corridor means a separate travel way for pedestrians and bicyclists to minimize travel distances within and between subdivisions, planned unit developments, residential areas and commercial centers,
Examples of Access corridor in a sentence
In case of revision/ cancellation of approved Open Access corridor, the party seeking revision/ cancellation of Open Access corridor shall bear all the Open Access charges as applicable from the injection point till the point of drawl applicable due to such surrender/ cancellation.
Seller shall be fully responsible for the timely filing of Open Access application before the nodal agency and coordinating with the relevant RLDC / SLDC so as to get the timely booking of the Open Access corridor for the quantum on advance basis, first-cum-first serve basis, day ahead basis, contingency basis as required.
More Definitions of Access corridor
Access corridor means a vehicle circulation area in private ownership, including easements, tracts and driveways in a common ownership, over which access is afforded to two or more lots or residences.
Access corridor means a portion of one or more lots in a short plat that provides access for one to three other lots via an private easement across the intervening properties. For purposes of determining setbacks, the access corridor shall be treated as right-of-way. All lots served by and adjacent to an access corridor shall be considered corner lots, with the public street to which the access corridor connects treated as one adjacent street and the access corridor as the second adjacent street. (Ord. 1561 § 1, 2003).
Access corridor means a strip of vegetated land (15-foot maximum) within the viewing corridor that allows a safe pedestrian approach to the shore through the vegetative buffer zone. Mowing within this corridor is allowed up to the ordinary high water mark but not beyond it to maintain a safe access to the shoreline, dock, pier, boathouse, etc.
Access corridor means a separate travel way for pedestrians and bicyclists to minimize travel distances within and between subdivisions, planned unit developments, residential areas and commercial centers, major employment areas, transit stops, or within and between nearby neighborhood activity centers such as schools, parks and convenience shopping.
Access corridor means any transportation, power transmission or other infrastructure corridor through Ts’udé Nilįné Tuyeta, except as may be required for the operation and management of Ts’udé Nilįné Tuyeta;
Access corridor means a private easement providing primary vehicular/pedestrian access from a public right-of-way to a lot, parcel or tract of land. Such corridors shall meet applicable requirements of Chapter 16.32 regarding access corridors.