Stub Street means a dead-end local street which provides for eventual expansion of the street onto unplatted land.
Stub Street means a street or road extending from within a subdivision boundary and terminating with no permanent vehicular turnaround to permit adjacent parcels of land to be developed later with an adjacent connecting street system.
Stub Street means a street which projects from a development street for a distance of one lot depth, to the property line of an adjacent property, and which does not provide the principal or sole access to the adjacent lot. Stub streets are provided in development as it is built in the future.
Examples of Stub Street in a sentence
Said stub street shall be indicated on the preliminary plat and final plat and labeled "Temporary Stub Street." Connecting stub streets shall maintain the same name and be terminated with a temporary turnaround as necessary.
Stub Street: Where a street is indicated to dead end into an adjacent unplatted area, the developer shall provide written approval from the adjacent landowner to discharge his storm drainage from the street onto the adjacent land if such drainage does, in fact, occur s.
System of interconnected streets that forms the framework for community development and transportation.(o) Stub Street.
The right-of-way for any Stub Street shall extend to the property line.
It will extend 155-feet east beyond the intersecting street.• Stub Street to the east, Street 3, located approximately 1,200-feet north of Floating Feather Road.
More Definitions of Stub Street
Stub Street means a nonpermanent dead-end street intended to be extended in conjunction with the subdivision and development of the adjacent land.
Stub Street means a street right-of-way or improvement that terminates at the boundary of a development and is expected to continue through abutting property in its subsequent future development. Subdivider: means any person, firm, corporation, or other entity engaged in developing or improving a parcel that meets the definition of a subdivision or development as defined in this chapter. Subdivision: means either (a) the act of dividing, consolidating, or altering the existing boundaries of one (1) or more parcels for the purpose of potential transfer or transferred ownership or other divisions of land for sale, development or lease; or (b) the configuration of lots, outlots, public rights-of-way and public improvements which result from developing land in accordance with the procedures, requirements and standards of this chapter. Subsidiary Drainage Plat: means a general plan, to be prepared in accordance with the requirements of this chapter, which notes watershed, topographical features and other general drainage characteristics and conditions for both the proposed subdivision or development and its vicinity.Survey: means the process of establishing the location, form, and boundaries of a parcel of land by measuring the lines and angles in accordance with the principles of geometry and trigonometry performed by a surveyor. Surveyor: means an Illinois-registered land surveyor. Trip Generation Manual: means the “Trip Generation Manual” published by the Institute of Transportation Engineers, as amended. Urbana Champaign Sanitary District (UCSD): means the primary sanitary district which provides sanitary sewer service to the city. Use: means the purpose for which land or a structure is intended to be used. Waiver: means a grant made by the corporate authorities or the administrative review committee (see “Waiver, administrative”) to waive a requirement or portion of a requirement of this chapter. Waiver, administrative: means a waiver granted by the administrative review committee without plan commission review and corporate authorities’ approval. Zoning Ordinance: means the Urbana Zoning Ordinance or the Champaign County Zoning Ordinance to the extent applicable within the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction, both of which as may be amended. Sec. 21-120. Legal Authority and Jurisdiction
Stub Street means a street or road extending from within a subdivision boundary and
Stub Street means a street right-of-way or improvement which terminates abruptly without the provision for vehicular turn- around. Such a street usually terminates at the boundary of a development and is expected to continue to and through adjacent property in its subsequent future development. (See Illustration #1)
Stub Street means a street extending from within a subdivision boundary and terminating there with no permanent vehicular turn-around. Stub streets are provided to permit adjacent undeveloped parcels of land to be developed later with an adjacent connecting street system.
Stub Street means a partially constructed street that is master planned to continue beyond the
Stub Street means a street extended to the boundary line of the tract to provide for the future projection of streets into adjacent areas.Subdivide or subdivision means the partitioning or splitting of a parcel or tract of land by the proprietor thereof or by his heirs, executors, administra- tors, legal representatives, successors, or assigns for the purpose of sale, or lease of more than one year, or of building development that results in one or more parcels of less than 40 acres or the equivalent, and that is not exempted from the platting requirements of the land division act by sections 108 and 109 (MCL 560.108, 560.109). The term "subdivide" or "subdivision" does not include a property transfer between two or more adjacent parcels, if the property taken from one parcel is added to an adjacent parcel; and any resulting parcel shall not be considered a building site unless the parcel conforms to the requirements of the land division act or the requirements of an applicable local ordinance.Subdivider. See Proprietor. CD14:8 Surveyor means either a land surveyor who is registered in this state as a registered land surveyor or a civil engineer who is registered in this state as a registered professional engineer.Topographical map means a map showing existing physical characteristics, with contour lines at sufficient intervals to permit determination of proposed grades and drainage.Tract means two or more parcels that share a common property line and are under the same ownership.(Ord. No. 15, art. II, 4-17-1989) Sec. 14-24. Enforcement.