Access path definition
Access path means a pervious path designed, constructed, and maintained pursuant to the “Coastal Riparian Buffer Guidance Manual” that provides for access to water-dependent uses through the buffer and takes the route that impacts the natural vegetation of the buffer to the least extent possible.
Access path means a means of access across the parkway, from the curb to the sidewalk, consisting of a up to 24” wide hardscape paving material access path at the same finished elevation as the adjacent curb and sidewalk and sloped 2% toward the curb.
Access path means the connection from the NTU/ONT in the End User’s premises to the Point of Handover, including the MDF (for metallic) and the ODF (for fibre) in the Exchange, and (for virtual access) the WEIL at the serving Aggregation Node for the End User, i.e., at the MPoP;
Examples of Access path in a sentence
The City shall maintain on District property a Trail Access path for residents to safely access the surrounding parks and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Elementary School.
These measures have already been included in project designs to address anticipated effects to the stream, park vegetation, soils, and topography and are included as environmental commitments in the Environmental Assessment prepared for the project: • Access path disturbance would be minimized by using the lightest and least intrusive equipment possible to undertake the rehabilitation work at manholes.
More Definitions of Access path
Access path means a single path of not more than eight (8) feet in width formed of natural materials that are not permanent in nature for pedestrian or motor vehicle access to a Dock.
Access path refers to all concrete, dirt, gravel, and paved paths for ingress and egress by pedestrian between the Residences and the University’s Dayton Campus.