Mitigation for Impacts on Access and Circulation Sample Clauses

Mitigation for Impacts on Access and Circulation. The COUNTY may request that any CITY DEVELOPMENT impacting COUNTY roads be required to provide for access and transportation circulation on COUNTY roads in accordance with the COUNTY’s designated mitigation policies referenced in Section V. The developer may be required to design and construct such access on COUNTY roads in accordance with the COUNTY’s adopted policies and standards, and to improve existing COUNTY roads that provide access to the development in order to comply with the COUNTY’s adopted design policies and standards.
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Mitigation for Impacts on Access and Circulation. The CITY may request that any COUNTY DEVELOPMENT impacting CITY streets with 30 or more average daily trips be required to provide for access and transportation circulation on CITY streets in accordance with the CITY’s designated mitigation policies referenced in Section V, to design and construct such access in accordance with the CITY’s adopted policies and standards, and to improve existing CITY streets that provide access to the development in order to comply with the CITY’s adopted design policies and standards.
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Mitigation for Impacts on Access and Circulation. The CITY may request that any COUNTY DEVELOPMENT impacting CITY streets be required to provide for access and transportation circulation on CITY streets in accordance with the CITY’s designated mitigation policies referenced in Section V. The developer may be required to design and construct such access on CITY streets in accordance with the CITY’s adopted policies and standards, and to improve existing CITY streets that provide access to the development in order to comply with the CITY’s adopted design policies and standards. The CITY may also request that COUNTY DEVELOPMENTS make access and/or circulation provisions for future CITY streets to be located in the Granite Falls Urban Growth Area including, but not limited to provisions for connections to existing streets in corridors identified on the CITY’s adopted map attached as Exhibit 3. These requested provisions may include, but are not limited to, dedication of right-of- way, reservation of right-of-way, design for a potential way of access, recording of easements, location of public streets or roads, design and construction of public streets or roads (including stub roads), and improvements to existing streets or roads. All requests must be consistent with the mitigation policies identified in Section V of this AGREEMENT. Some of the purposes for such access and circulation provisions include, but are not limited to:
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Mitigation for Impacts on Access and Circulation. Consistent with Section 8.4 of the CITY/COUNTY interlocal agreement relating to framework policies for annexation within the CITY’s urban growth area, and consistent with the transportation policies of the COUNTY’s Arlington Urban Growth Area (AUGA) Plan, the CITY may request that COUNTY DEVELOPMENTS make access and/or circulation provisions for future CITY streets to be located in the AUGA including, but not limited to provisions for connections to existing streets in corridors identified on the CITY’s adopted map attached as Exhibit 2 (City of Arlington’s Local Street Map of Conceptual Linkages and Approximate Corridors for the UGA). These requested provisions may include, but are not limited to, dedication of right-of-way, reservation of right-of-way, design for a potential way of access, recording of easements, location of public streets or roads, design and construction of public streets or roads (including stub roads), and improvements to existing streets or roads. All requests must be consistent with the mitigation policies identified in Section V of this AGREEMENT. Some of the purposes for such access and circulation provisions include, but are not limited to:
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Mitigation for Impacts on Access and Circulation. Consistent with Section 8.4 of the CITY/COUNTY interlocal agreement relating to framework policies for annexation within the CITY’s urban growth area, and consistent with the supplemental transportation policies of the COUNTY’s Arlington Urban Growth Area Plan, the COUNTY may request that CITY DEVELOPMENTS make access and/or circulation provisions for existing or future arterials that are located in the CITY including, but not limited to provisions for connections to existing roads in corridors identified on the COUNTY’s adopted Arterial Circulation Plan map. These requested provisions may include, but are not limited to, dedication of right-of-way, reservation of right-of-way, design for a potential way of access, recording of easements, location of public streets or roads, design and construction of public streets or roads (including stub roads), and improvements to existing streets or roads. All requests must be consistent with the mitigation policies identified in Section VI of this AGREEMENT. Some of the purposes for such access and circulation provisions include, but are not limited to:
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Mitigation for Impacts on Access and Circulation. The CITY may request that COUNTY DEVELOPMENTS make access and/or circulation provisions for future CITY streets to be located in the Marysville Urban Growth Area including, but not limited to provisions for connections to existing streets in corridors identified on the CITY’s adopted map attached as Exhibit 4 (City of Marysville’s Local Street Map of Conceptual Linkages and Approximate Corridors for the UGA). These requested provisions may include, but are not limited to, dedication of right-of-way, reservation of right-of-way, design for a potential way of access, recording of easements, location of public streets or roads, design and construction of public streets or roads (including stub roads), and improvements to existing streets or roads. All requests must be consistent with the mitigation policies identified in Section V of this AGREEMENT.
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Mitigation for Impacts on Access and Circulation. The COUNTY may request that CITY DEVELOPMENTS make access and/or circulation provisions for existing or future arterials that are located in the CITY including, but not limited to provisions for connections to existing roads in corridors identified on the COUNTY’s adopted Arterial Circulation Plan map. These requested provisions may include, but are not limited to, dedication of right-of-way, reservation of right-of-way, design for a potential way of access, recording of easements, location of public streets or roads, design and construction of public streets or roads (including stub roads), and improvements to existing streets or roads. All requests must be consistent with the mitigation policies identified in Section VI of this AGREEMENT.
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