All-weather road definition
All-weather road means a graded and/or graveled road that may be passable by vehicles under both wet and dry weather conditions;
All-weather road means a graded and/or graveled road or road of equivalent materials that is passable by vehicles under both wet and dry weather conditions.
All-weather road means a hard-packed and graded and/or graveled road that is passable by vehicles under both wet and dry weather conditions, is at least ten (10) feet wide, and is suitable for emergency vehicles to utilize regardless of weather, as determined by Oconee County Emergency Services.
More Definitions of All-weather road
All-weather road means a gravel or paved surface that can support a fully loaded pump truck in all seasons.
All-weather road access means road access in all circumstance. There is no exception for access in major and minor flood events.
All-weather road means a road of sufficient construction and firmness for vehicles and equipment to traverse during normal inclement weather, including expected rain, snow, and freezing temperatures.
All-weather road means a road built of suitable material which allows for unrestricted and unaided vehicular movement in all forms of wet or dry weather.
All-weather road means a gravel or paved road described under Section 1.07 "Non-Conforming Private Roads" of these Standards. The traveled way shall have a two-percent crown and, be surfaced with a minimum of seven inches of Crushed Surfacing Top or Base Course.