City Block definition

City Block means the portion of the Public Right-of-Way between two adjacent intersections of two sets of intersecting streets.
City Block means both sides of a public City street that has City-maintained traffic lanes for vehicle travel, extending from one intersection in that street to the next intersection in that street.
City Block means the smallest area designated on an official city map, bounded on all sides by intersecting public streets.

More Definitions of City Block

City Block means a platted block as determined in the original plat of the City of Taylor, which generally contains twelve (12) city lots.
City Block meansany territory smaller than five acres in size. an area in a City surrounded by streets.

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