2. Ordinance on highway accesses

ITE Trip Generation. The most recent edition of and any supplements thereto of the informational report ITE Trip Generation, and any successor documents. Land-Use. See Use. Land-Use Density. An intensity measurement usually expressed in terms of the number of units or square feet of a particular land-use permitted to be built, constructed, or placed on a defined parcel of land. MUTCD. Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways. Negative Access Easement: An easement, usually designatved on a plat, which operates to deny direct access to a street or public way from the lot or lots adjacent to such street or way. Lot. A single legally divided parcel of land. Lot, Comer. A lot abutting on two roads at their juncture. Parcel. Any legally described piece of land. Peak-Hour Volume. The highest hourly vehicular volume observed, or anticipated, at the point of analysis during a normal day. Permit. A formal, written document authorizing an access point onto a County Highway and authorizing certain work to be performed within the right-of-way of a County Highway which sets forth the terms and conditions applicable to the access point and of said work in conformance of this Ordinance. Posted Speed. The speed limit of the County Highway as indicated on the regulatory sign. Private Road. A road in which there is no public interest and for which no public agency has jurisdictional or maintenance responsibilities. Right-Ot-Way. A strip of land occupied or intended to be occupied for public road purposes. Right-Ot-Way Line. The boundary between the land acquired for or dedicated to highway use and abutting property. Shared Access. An access facility used jointly by two or more properties. Use. The purpose or activity for which land, or any structure thereon, is designed, arranged, or intended, or for which it is occupied or maintained. 5 .t,_, ;',; ~)', c~ :<.::-.....:.....' -L :'::;; ':),~.:;:::: T{Tjt;C':r~ },!' ...