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HomeMy WebLinkAbout34-70 RESOLUTIONF4L,E.®. FOR RECORD 3 - RESOLUTION NO. y-7� ,Jug —s 5M lel 57 VASHIsIKoINSOUNTY t\LA9A KOILMEYER WHEREAS, a public hearing was held before Oth IIPaldf ding Commission of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas on February 19, 1970 on the proposed adoption of a Major Street Plan with maps and regulations pertaining thereto, and WHEREAS, a notice of said public hearing setting forth the time, place and purpose thereof was published in the Northwest Arkansas Times, a newspaper of general circulation in said City, more than 15 days prior to said public hearing, and WHEREAS, following the said public hearing, said Planning Commission certified to the Board of Directors of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, its recommendation that a resolution be passed adopting said Major Street Plan with maps and regulations pertaining thereto. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1. That the City Board of Directors of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, adopt the Major Street Plan, approved by the Fayetteville PlanningCommission on February 19, 1970, as more particularly set forth in words and figures as follows: MAJOR STREET PLAN This Plan pertains primarily to'the Major Streets of the City of Fayetteville andtominimum standards for Right of Way street widths. Purpose of Major Streets —Major -Streets make=up -the -structural -framework -of the city and are the principal channels for moving people and utility services throughout the City with ease, convenience, speed and safety. These streets'also determine some land uses, many block sizes and the accessibility to adjoining property. Classification of Streets In many cities,, as in Fayetteville, the need for at least four classes of streets is apparent. These classes generally are determined (1) by the kind of traffic, and (2) by the volume of traffic a street carries and are described as follows: DEED 785 PAGE305 r • • Expressway Those which carry heavy and fast traffic within and through the city on a continuous route. Arterial Those which carry traffic across the city between major traffic generators. Collector Streets Those which carry traffic to and from minor or residential streets.to.the various arterial streets of the city. Minor or Residential Streets Those which are used primarily for access to residences or other abutting properties. Determining Right -of -Way Standards The width of a street is directly related to its use or function - traffic volume, use by passenger cars or trucks and similar factors. The terms used to describe street width sections are: Right of Way (paved width plus utility strip) is the total distance between opposite lot lines as for traffic, parking, utilities and sidewalks. Paved width is the distance between opposite curb lines used for parking and traffic lines. Utility strip is the distance between the curb line and the property line used for utilities, sidewalks and planting. —Urban Streets_are,streets...,located..within.the,corporate city limits of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Rural Streets are streets located outside the corporate city limits of Fayetteville, Arkansas but located in the Fayetteville Planning area. The number and width of traffic lanes, parking lanes and utility strips vary somewhat depending on the traffic volume in- volved and the kind of district - residential, commercial, or industrial - served. • k +Y DEED 185 PAGE �� !r Al • Right of Way Standards The following minimum right of way standards shall be provided in addition to any required zoning setback requirements when sub- dividing land, erecting structures or making improvements within the planning area for the City of Fayetteville: A B Inside _City. t','.``-Out"side "City Expressway Arterial Streets Collector Streets Minor or Residential Streets 100'. 80'. 60' 50' 200' 120' .80; 50' Minor or Residential Streets With the exception of the requirement of a minimum right of way of 50 feet, plans for specific minor and residential streets are not included. The minor street circulation system rests upon the framework of major arterial and collector streets. After the basic framework of Major Streets has been established, the fitting of the minor and residential streets into the Major Street pattern can be accomplished best on a local or neighborhood basis. Major Street Plan The attached map, marked Exhibit "A", is a part of and is included in the Major Street Plan for the City: Major Street Plan Map showing existing and proposed Major Expressway, Arterial and Collector Streets within the Planning Area setting forth required improvement right of way width standards for these streets. -Section.2..- That•atcopy•-of-the above and foregoing Major Street Plan with map and regulations attached thereto, together with a certified copy of this resolution be filed in the office of the City Clerk and in the office of the Circuit Clerk and Ex -Officio Recorder for Washington County, Arkansas. DATED this <'741../ay of •+ o4 0s 1 coo ...._.... _ 9 9—&O yn Mo re, City Clerk APPROVED: 1970. Garland Melton, Jr., Mayor DEED 35 PACE 30 STATE OF ARKANSAS CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE CERTIFICATE • • I, MARILYN MOORE, City Clerk within and for the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, do hereby certifg4that`the annexed and foregoing is -a true . and correct copy of the Fayetteville, Arkansas, liDAlpdtt :70 , therein set forth, and the same is as it appears of Record in • thereof. Volume IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set any hand and affixed my official seallthis day of CIT CLERK CERTIFICATE OF RECORD MATE OE ARKANSAS 1 SS Washington County. 1, Alma L. Kollmeyer. Circuit Clerk and Ex -Officio Washington County, do hereby certify that the Recorder for ent was filed far rec r annexed or } or 1 t /OS in my office on the ore. duty re ed in o cioc M, an day Witness record d the same Is my hand and seal this ayx8 at page V R Circuit Clerk and Ex- 'fficio Reco put terk •