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Collector Streets provide both access and
circulation between residential, commercial, in-
dustrial and agricultural community areas and
the Arterial system. As such, Collectors tend to
carry fewer motor vehicles than Arterials, with
reduced travel speeds. Collectors may serve as
freight access routes providing local connec-
tions to the Arterial network. General collector
characteristics can include:

• Collectors connect neighborhoods
to nearby centers, corridors,
station areas, main streets and
nearby destinations in the urban
area. Land development should
not be sited to obstruct the logical Collector: NW 231st Avenue
continuation of Collector Streets.
• In the rural area, Collectors are
a primary link between the Lo-
cal Street system and Arterials
ADOPTED TEXT • Access control on Collectors is
for freight, people, goods and
services.

lower than on Arterials. Commer-
cial, industrial, and institutional
uses will be eligible for direct ac-
cess to Collectors in accordance
with provisions of Article V of the
Community Development Code.
Direct access to new residential
lots is not permitted. Collector: SW Elsner Road

Collector: Oak Street

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Effective November 27, 2015 • Updated December, 15 2016