Community street definition

Community street means a street designed to serve and connect to work, regional shopping, downtown, office, and civic destinations that are accessed by people coming from throughout Concord; medium to high volume of traffic with slow to moderate speeds; extensive vehicle and transit use, as well as extensive bicycle and pedestrian uses. The term “community street” is defined in the City of Concord General Plan, Chapter 5 Transportation.
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Examples of Community street in a sentence

  • At the time of execution of this Common Area Rental Agreement, the following services are provided by the Community Owner as part of the Common Area rental amount: maintenance of the Community’s common areas and use of the Community facilities; water, sewer and electric power for the Community street lights and common facilities (but not to each individual mobile home in the Community) and storm drainage.

  • Developer further agrees to mill and resurface portions of the Woodlands Community street network that are within one hundred (100) feet of certain intersections shared by the Project or as identified on the approved site plan and/or the approved civil engineering plans for the Project, within one month after the last certificate of occupancy is issued on each Residential Pod.