§ 16-13. Street-type designation standards.

For the purpose of consistency in street-type designations in the county, the following designations shall be used for the following types of streets:

(a)

For a major roadway such as an interstate, multilane, limited-access, divided federal road of four or more lanes:

(1)

Highway.

(2)

Pike.

(3)

Freeway.

(4)

Expressway.

(5)

Throughway.

(6)

Turnpike.

(7)

Bypass.

(b)

For a major multilane, nonlimited-access road that is a main arterial roadway carrying high volumes of traffic:

(1)

Highway.

(2)

Avenue.

(3)

Road.

(4)

Boulevard.

(5)

Parkway.

(c)

For a local, two-lane connector road:

(1)

Avenue.

(2)

Street.

(3)

Road.

(4)

Drive.

(5)

Extension.

(d)

For a local street providing access to individual lots within a subdivision or commercial area:

(1)

Lane.

(2)

Drive.

(3)

Way.

(4)

Circle.

(5)

Trail.

(6)

Loop.

(7)

Bend.

(8)

Heights.

(9)

Hill.

(10)

Knoll.

(11)

Ridge.

(12)

Run.

(13)

Crossing.

(e)

For a local cul-de-sac street:

(1)

Court.

(2)

Place.

(3)

Terrace.

(4)

Mews.

(5)

Common.

(6)

Commons.

(7)

Crescent.

(8)

Green.

(9)

Landing.

(10)

Manor.

(11)

Point.

(12)

Pointe.

(13)

Summit.

(14)

Trace.

(15)

View.

(16)

Vista.

(f)

For a street providing ingress and egress to a shopping mall or center:

(1)

Square.

(2)

Arcade.

(3)

Center.

(4)

Plaza.

(5)

Station.

(g)

For a street located to the rear of residences and not designed or regularly used for through travel: Alley.

(Code 1978, § 17-16.1; Ord. of 3-14-07, § 1)

(Code 1978, § 17-16.1; Ord. of 3-14-07, § 1)