Extracted standards
2 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Other
- Mailbox placement restriction
Mailboxes may not be located so as to block public trails or paths.
- Permitted uses in public road rights-of-way
Street paving placed or approved by the town; Driveways; Public trails and paths; Public utilities; Fire hydrants; Free-standing mail boxes of a U.S. government approved type and supported by a structure with a cross-section that does not exceed a half of the cross section of the bottom of the mail box; Native grasses, native ground covers and native shrubs or trees from the town's Native Plant List that do not interfere with either existing or planned public trails, paths or streets.
From the ordinance
Uses permitted in the rights-of-way of public roads are: Street paving placed or approved by the town. Driveways. Public trails and paths. Public utilities. Fire hydrants. Free-standing mail boxes of a U.S. government approved type and supported by a structure with a cross-section that does not exceed a half of the cross section of the bottom of the mail box. Alternate designs require ASCC approval. Mailboxes may not be located so as to block public trails or paths. Native grasses, native ground covers and native shrubs or trees from the town's Native Plant List that do not interfere with either existing or planned public trails, paths or streets.