LANEWAY definition
LANEWAY means improved land adjacent to the highway which provides access from the highway to a parking area on adjacent land.
LANEWAY means a highway not assigned a name or number which usually provides direct access to a parcel.
LANEWAY means a public highway or road allowance having a width of less than 12.0 metres.
More Definitions of LANEWAY
LANEWAY means a highway not assigned a name or number which usually provides direct
LANEWAY means a narrow street or passageway, between or behind buildings, designed, constructed and intended to provide access to and service at the rear of places of residence or business and owned by a government authority;
LANEWAY means a public vehicular-access route exclusively at the side and/or rear of one or more properties, whether such access route is privately or municipally owned; however, it does not include private property not intended for such public access;
LANEWAY means improved land adjacent to a highway which provides access from the highway to adjacent property and includes routes constructed for the purposes of providing site access for emergency vehicles, maintenance vehicles, pedestrians and/or stormwater management;
LANEWAY means improved land adjacent to the highway that provides access between a highway and a parking area or other destination.
LANEWAY means a narrow (generally 6 metres wide or less) road, right of way or right of carriageway, in either public or private ownership, which provides access to the side or rear of lots principally for servicing adjoining land uses and activities. Laneways are generally open to the sky.
LANEWAY means improved land adjacent to a highway which provides access from the highway to adjacent property;