Secondary roads or “secondary road system” means those roads under county jurisdiction.
Secondary roads means roads which are:
Secondary roads means roads that branch off from mainlines to access groups of blocks. They may be seasonal or all season roads.
Examples of Secondary roads in a sentence
The minimum right of way for Arterial, Major and Secondary roads shall be as prescribed in the Master Plan / Approved Schemes of a city.
Secondary roads are main arteries, usually in the U.S. highway, state highway, or county highway system.
Secondary roads provide access to the other rural areas within the municipal area.
Secondary roads have a lower standard than the primary road network.
Secondary roads are dense in the Palestinian urban peripheries and typically 4-8 meters wide.
More Definitions of Secondary roads
Secondary roads means those roads maintained by NCDOT that are identified by a four-digit SR number.
Secondary roads or "secondary road system" shall mean those roads, outside the boundaries of municipalities, classified as trunk, trunk collector and area service under section 306.3 (Code of Iowa as may be amended hereafter).
Secondary roads shall have the same meaning as when used in --------------- the Windsystem Construction Agreement defined below.
Secondary roads as used in this section means roads having secondary order of significance to primary roads which connect centers of population."
Secondary roads means all existing or new roads in the Park which are not Primary or Tertiary, the cross section of which is set forth in Exhibit I-3. “Tertiary Roads” shall mean all roads which are intended to permanently end in a cul-de-sac, the cross-section of which is set forth in Exhibit I-4. All roads will be constructed with a cross-section of material that achieves an equivalent structural value to that of the Village’s standard for “Collector or Industrial” roadways, as otherwise set forth in Exhibit I. All Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary roads in the Village will be generally sited as depicted in the Concept Plan and dedicated to the Village (collectively, “Roads”).
Secondary roads means those roads maintained by NCDOT that are identified by a four-digit SR number. The term “Eligible Storm Debris” shall be such debris as shall be eligible for reimbursement by the North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public Safety, Division of Emergency Management (hereinafter, “DEM”) or the Federal Emergency Management Agency (hereinafter, “FEMA”) during a particular State of Disaster, Imminent Threat of Disaster or State of Emergency.
Secondary roads means a road that is only required for a limited period of time during the specific forest management phase in a cutblock. These roads are deactivated once the phase is completed. “Shallow and moderate snowpack zones” mean the following biogeoclimatic units within the CCLUP area: BG-all subzones, IDFxm, IDFxw, IDFdk3, IDFdk4, SBPSxc, and those areas of SBSmh lying south and west of Quesnel.