ten years, and of a duration which will produce the maximum peak rate of runoff for the watershed of interest under average antecedent wetness conditions.
(10) TERMINATED VISTA (Form-Based). The term defining a location at the axial conclusion of a thoroughfare. A building located at the terminated vista designated on a master plan is required or recommended to be designed in response to the axis, and frequently uses a vertical architectural element. (11) TERMINAL, TRUCK FREIGHT, WAREHOUSE & STORAGE. The term defining a facility, which is the origin or destination point, used for the receipt, transfer, loading and unloading, short term storage, and dispatching of goods, products and merchandise for routing by motor truck, locally, statewide or as intrastate commerce. This term shall include the storage or parking of tractor-trailer trucks at the terminal which are owned by the business that operates the terminal. (12) TERRACE. The term defining a type of private frontage with a shallow setback and front elevated patio, usually with a low wall at the frontage line. This type of private frontage buffers residential uses from urban sidewalks. Terraces are also suitable for outdoor cafés. (13) THINNING (Clear Cutting/Tree Protection). The term defining a tree removal practice that reduces tree density and composition between trees in a stand. Thinning concentrates growth on fewer high-quality trees and generally enhances tree vigor. (14) THEATER. The term defining a structure in whole or part used for dramatic, operatic, movie theater, or other performances, for rehearsal, television, music video, multimedia or other related activities for admission to which entrance money is received and no audience participation or formal sit-down meal service is allowed. This term is a retail establishment. See RETAIL SALES & SERVICE . (15) THOROUGHFARE. The term defining a way for use by vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian traffic that affords the principal means of access to abutting properties and termed as; 1) an existing state or municipal roadway; 2) shown on a subdivision or site plan plat approved pursuant to the Land Development Ordinance; 3) sidewalks, bicycles, and greenway plans; or 3) approved by other official federal, state or municipal action; and as identified in the Town’s adopted Community Transportation Plan and Communit y Pedestrian Master Plan or as amended. Typical terms used for thoroughfares include road, street, highway, drive, lane, avenue, place, court, arterial, boulevard, parkway, expressway, freeway, major thoroughfare, minor thoroughfare, thoroughfare collector, minor street, marginal access street, residential collector, limited access thoroughfare,
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