Subdivision & Infrastructure Standards 6.7 Town Street Classification & Design
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Residential streets (large and yield types) serve as the primary transportation network in the community. Generally, Large Residential Streets serve as the primary travel routes and entryways through residential neighborhoods.
Design Speed Traffic Lanes Parking Lanes Curb Radius Walkway Type Planter Type
20 mph 2 lanes
Informal, one side only if bike lane is included
15 ft (See MSSD)
5 ft sidewalk both sides
Continuous planting strip 6 ft (Curb) or 8 ft (Swale)
Pedestrian Facilities
n/a
Curb Type
Vertical curb & gutter, valley curb or approved alternative 1 canopy tree per 50 ft of street frontage (See also 8.6.1)
Landscape Type
Bicycle Facilities
Informal OR 5 ft Bike Lane (See also 6.10)
6.7.2.F Residential Yield Street Residential streets (yield and large types) serve as the primary transportation network in the community. Generally, Residential Yield Streets are 2 to 6 blocks in length.
Right-of-Way Width Pavement Width
50 ft (Curb & Gutter), 60 ft (Swale)
20-26 ft
Median Width Design Speed Traffic Lanes Parking Lanes
n/a
20 mph 2 lanes
Informal, one side only
Curb Radius
15 ft (See MSSD)
Walkway Type Planter Type
5 ft sidewalk both sides
Continuous planting strip 6 ft (Curb) or 8 ft (Swale)
Pedestrian Facilities
n/a
Curb Type
Vertical curb & gutter, valley curb or approved alternative 1 canopy tree per 50 ft of street frontage (See also 8.6.1)
Landscape Type
Bicycle Facilities
Informal
Town of Wake Forest Unified Development Ordinance – July 19, 2022
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