Shared-Use Paths Sample Clauses

Shared-Use Paths. A. The width of all asphalt SUPs shall be 3.0m with the following exceptions: 1. all curbline SUPs (no boulevard) shall be concrete and a minimum 3.5m in width; 2. SUP sections on the west side of 00 Xxxxxx, xxxxx xx XxXxxxxx Xxxx and north of Whitemud Drive, may be narrowed where there is insufficient space for a 3.0m width, but under no circumstances shall an SUP be less than 2.5m in width; and 3. SUP sections on the south side of 28 Avenue, between 66 Street to Xxxxx Way, may be narrowed where there is insufficient space for a 3.0m width, but under no circumstances shall an SUP be less than 2.5m in width. B. All SUPs shall allow a clear path of travel, free of obstructions. Connecting curb ramps shall also be free of obstructions.
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Shared-Use Paths i. All shared use paths shall be 8-foot concrete paths constructed to City of Minot standards. ii. All shared use paths shall include a 16-foot-wide easement for access and public use. • Easements shall be recorded prior to the issuance of any Certificate of Occupancy. iii. Paths located within the floodplain shall be concrete. iv. Paths shall have connections to 00xx Xxxxxx XX xxx 00xx Xxxxxx XX v. The fire access “path” shall have a concrete section designed to handle the weight of emergency vehicles.
Shared-Use Paths. ‌ 1. All SUPs must be 3.0 m in width and separated from the Roadway by a boulevard, except as specified in Section 3-2.4.3 [Area Specific Requirements] of this Schedule. A 0.5 m clearance is required from vertical obstructions (e.g., fencing, barriers, posts) and a 1.0 m clearance is required to the Trackway, except from 9 Avenue SW to 10 m north of the north Twin Xxxxxx Station ramp access where a 0.5 m clearance is permitted. 2. Where a curbline (monolithic) SUP (no boulevard) is specified in Section 3-2.4.3 [Area Specific Requirements] of this Schedule, it must be a minimum 3.5 m in width, measured from the back of curb. 3. All SUPs must allow a clear path of travel, free of obstructions. Connecting curb ramps must also be free of obstructions. 4. At intersections of SUPs to SUPs and/or to Sidewalks, provide additional scoring or patterning within the intersection to differentiate the intersection from the travel zone. 5. Boulevard SUP (SUP that are separated from the Roadway by a boulevard) must be detoured behind bus pads to create the required clear space as set out in Section 4000 of D&CS, except as specified in Section 3-2.4.3 [Area Specific Requirements] of this Schedule. 6. Due to topographic constraints, the SUP on the west side of 000 Xx XX that connects to the trail on the north side of Blackmud Creek is not required to be designed to a slope of 5% or less. This SUP should have a slope of no greater than 8% wherever possible, and no greater than an absolute maximum of 10% at any point.
Shared-Use Paths a) Constructing a new segment of the T2P Regional Trail between the Puyallup Recreation Center and North Meridian, including connections to the Puyallup Recreation Center and the Riverwalk Trail near North Meridian/4th Street Northeast b) Fabricating and installing public art, wayfinding, and amenities as shown in the Public Art & Urban Design Plan (PAUDP) (Appendix L) and the Bridge and Landscape Architectural Standards (BLAS) (Appendix L), including re-use of a portion of the SR 167 Puyallup River/Meridian Street Bridge (Removed Bridge No. 167/20E) c) Constructing other associated pedestrian and bicycle improvements that are not directly part of the T2P Regional Trail

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