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10-01.7.0   MODIFICATIONS
   A.   Where, in the opinion of the , there exist extraordinary conditions of topography, land ownership, adjacent development, Historic District review, or other circumstances not provided for in this standard, the may modify this standard in such a manner appropriate to the public interest.
   B.   In granting a modification of this standard or requirements of these provisions, the may make such additional requirements as appear necessary, in its judgment, to secure substantially the objectives of the Standards or requirements so modified.
   C.   All items not specifically covered by this standard will be judged on a case-by-case basis by the without setting precedent.
10-01.8.0   ENFORCEMENT
   The Department of Transportation is responsible for enforcing the provisions of the Standard.
10-01.9.0   LIST OF FIGURES
   Figure 1   Typical Cross Section for Interior Roads - No Parking Lanes (ADT 0-1,000)
   Figure 2   Typical Cross Section - Two Parking Lanes (ADT 0-1,000)
   Figure 3   Typical Cross Section - Handicapped Accessible Drive
   Figure 4   Typical Detail - Handicapped Accessible Detail for Vertical Curb
   Figure 5   Typical Cross Section - Two Parking Lanes (ADT l,001-2,500)
   Figure 6   Curb and Property Radii
   Figure 7   Alley/Street Intersection
   Figure 8   Crowned Streets/Inverted Streets
   Figure 9   150' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
   Figure 10   120' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
   Figure 11   100' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
   Figure 12   90' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
   Figure 13   76' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
   Figure 14   64' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
   Figure 15   Utility Strip Easement
   Figure 16   Sight Visibility Triangles
   Figure 17   Sight Visibility Triangles - 4-Way Intersection
   Figure 18   Sight Visibility Along Curve
   Figure 19   Partial Local Street
   Figure 20   Cul-de-Sac
   Figure 21   Cul-de-Sac
   Figure 22   Standard Right-of-Way and Curb Knuckle Design for 50' Right-of-Way
   Figure 23   Turnarounds
   Figure 24   Street Jogs
   Figure 25   Street Intersections
Figure 1: Typical Cross Section for Interior Roads - No Parking Lanes (ADT 0 - 1,000)
Figure 2: Typical Cross Section - Two Parking Lanes (ADT 0 - 1,000)
Figure 3: Typical Cross Section Handicapped Accessible Driveway
Figure 4: Handicapped Accessible Detail for Vertical Curb
Figure 5: Typical Cross Section - Two Parking Lanes (ADT 1,000 - 2,500)
MINIMUM RADIUS
 
 
ARTERIAL STREET
COLLECTOR STREET
LOCAL STREET
P.A.A.L./
DRIVEWAY
ARTERIAL STREET
30'
25'
25'
25'
COLLECTOR STREET
25'
25'
25'
25'
LOCAL STREET
25'
25'
18'
18'
P.A.A.L./DRIVEWAY
25'
25'
18'
18'
 
Figure 6: Curb and Property Radii
Figure 7: Alley/Street Intersection
 
 
LONGITUDINAL
>0.50%
2% MIN.
<0.50%
3% MIN.
ANY
4% MAX.
 
 
 
LONGITUDINAL
>0.50%
2% MIN.
<0.50%
3% MIN.*
ANY
5% MAX.*
 
 
 
Figure 8: Crowned Street/Inverted Streets
Figure 9: 150' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
Figure 10: 120' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
Figure 11: 100' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
Figure 12: 90' Right-of-Way Utility Location
Figure 13: 76' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
Figure 14: 64' Right-of-Way - Utility Location
Figure 15: Utility Strip Easement
Figure 16: Sight Visibility Triangles
Figure 17: Sight Visibility Triangles - 4-Way Intersections
Figure 18: Sight Visibility Along Curve
Figure 19: Partial Local Str
Figure 20: Cul-De-Sac
Figure 21: Cul-De-Sac
Figure 22: Standards Right-of-Way and Curb Knuckly Design for 50' Right-of-Way
Figure 23: Turnarounds
Figure 24: Street Jogs
Figure 25: Street Intersections
SECTION 10-02.0.0: PAVEMENT CUT CRITERIA
Section
10-02.1.0   General
10-02.2.0   Trenching Within the Rights-of-Way of City Streets
10-02.3.0    , Backfilling, and Patching
10-02.4.0   Alternatives to Pavement Cuts
10-02.5.0   Abatement
10-02.6.0   Modifications and Appeals
10-02.1.0   GENERAL
1.1   Purpose
   The following Standard is intended to help provide for the continued high of street pavements by establishing criteria for the cutting of pavement, trenching, trench backfilling, repairing of pavement cuts, and the limiting of pavement cuts after the installation of new pavement or overlay. The goal of this technical standard is to reduce the number of pavement cuts in city streets and to improve the quality of those pavement cuts which are found to be necessary.
1.2   Scope
   This standard applies to all roadway pavement located within the public rights-of-way of the City of Tucson.
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