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  1. Typically denotes an existing roadway built to a modified B section. The roadway may be offset, have a wider median to allow for future lanes, may not have a median island, may need …

  2. This chapter provides a variety of sample diagrams that illustrate how Complete Street principles can be applied into the street classifica-tions and how a network assignment can influence the …

  3. Enhance and improve the pedestrian safety and comfort by constructing landscape buffers (planter strips) between curbs and sidewalks on streets. Design streetscapes and …

  4. Connected street networks (right) provide multiple ways for all vehicles to access homes, shops, and other destinations. In addition, a connected street system encourages slow, cautious driving.

  5. Blueprint Denver categorizes Denver’s streets into their surrounding land use character and functional class.

  6. *Other special street types, which will be addressed but with less detail in the guide include: Freeways, Alleys, Residential Shared Streets, Commercial Shared Streets, Rustic Roads / …

  7. The City of Phoenix Street Classification System General Policy Document and Technical Supplement approved by City Council on July 8, 1992 defines the following street types: …