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i <br /> f <br /> 2 44 <br /> PROPOSED ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS <br /> Orange County Subdivision Regulations <br /> (Proposed amendments are highlighted in underlined print; proposed deletions are <br /> shown in-stFikethFGUO print.) <br /> SECTION 11. DEFINITIONS <br /> Unless otherwise stated the following words shall, for purposes of this <br /> Ordinance, have the. following definitions. Words used in the present <br /> tense shall be understood to include the future tense. Words used in the <br /> singular shall be understood to include the plural <br /> ALLEY - A local roadway which affords only a secondary means of <br /> access to abutting property and not intended for general traffic circulation. <br /> EASEMENT NON VEHICULAR ACCESS A ten-foot easement to <br /> prohibit driveway or vehicular access onto an arterial, collector or major <br /> local road in a development where access is provided via a minor local <br /> road, a private road or a shared driveway. <br /> PRIVATE ROAD -A road (also known as a private street) not intended for <br /> public use e€ or public dedication and which serves a limited number of <br /> lots, and therefore is typically not built to Department of Transportation <br /> standards. It is maintained by private property owners, and intended for <br /> those private property owners. <br /> STREET OR ROAD - A way for vehicular traffic whether designated as a <br /> street, highway, thoroughfare, parkway, throughway, freeway, road, <br /> avenue, boulevard, lane, place or however otherwise designated. <br /> STREET OR ROAD, ARTERIAL - A street connecting widely separated <br /> areas and designed to carry a large volume of traffic which may be fast, <br /> heavy or both. Arterial streets are sometimes referred to as "major <br /> thoroughfares", "freeways", "expressways", etc., and are usually <br /> numbered State or Federal Highways. <br /> STREET OR ROAD, COLLECTOR - A street which carries traffic from <br /> minor streets to the major systems of arterial streets, including the <br /> principal entrance streets of a residential development <br /> . Collector streets may also be <br /> referred to as "connector" or"feeder" streets. <br />