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TABLE M-1. STREET CLASSIFICATIONS <br />Classification <br />Description <br />Examples <br />A street with eight travel lanes and a center median. Typically <br />Principal Arterial <br />includes bus transit, pedestrian sidewalks, and bicycle lanes. <br />Dyer Road <br />Typical ROW: 144'/ 126' curb -to -curb / 14' median <br />A street with six travel lanes and a center median. Typically <br />Bristol Street, Harbor Boulevard, and <br />Major Arterial <br />includes bus transit, pedestrian sidewalks, and bicycle lanes. <br />Edinger Avenue <br />Typical ROW., 120'/ 100' curb -to -curb / 14' median <br />A street with four travel lanes and a center median. Typically <br />4th Street (b(b <br />(between Grand Avenue and <br />Primary Arterial <br />includes pedestrian sidewalks and may include bus transit <br />a <br />Interstate and Sunflower Avenue <br />services and bicycle lanes. <br />(west Raitt Street) <br />Typical ROW.. 100'/84' curb -to -curb / 14' median <br />A street with four travel lanes and no center median. Typically <br />Secondary Arterial <br />includes pedestrian sidewalks and may include bus transit and <br />Main Street (through Downtown), and <br />bicycle lanes. Serves more local traffic than a Primary Arterial. <br />Newhope Street <br />Typical ROW., 80'/64' curb -to -curb <br />A street with two travel lanes and a continuous center two-way <br />Divided Collector <br />left -turn lane, but may be divided by raised median, with an <br />Arterial <br />expanded right-of-way to accommodate bike lanes. <br />Raft: Street and Standard Avenue <br />Typical ROW: 80'/64' curb -to -curb <br />A street with two travel lanes and no center median, typically <br />Broadway south of 1st Street (north of <br />Collector Street <br />includes pedestrian sidewalks, may include shared bicycle routes. <br />Civic Center) <br />Typical ROW: 56'/40' curb -to -curb <br />A street with two travel lanes serving residences and businesses. <br />Local Street <br />Typically includes pedestrian sidewalks and on -street parking. <br />Lacy Street, Orange Avenue, Raitt Street, <br />May include shared bicycle routes. Local streets are the most <br />Santa Clara Avenue, Wilshire Avenue <br />common street type. * Not part of the City's MPSH. <br />. Local Streets in Wilshire Square <br />Shown here is Russell Avenue at the intersection of Van Ness Avenue in the Wilshire Square neighborhood. Both streets <br />offer two travel lanes, on -street parking, sidewalks, and pedestrian -scaled lighting. Russell Avenue offers wide -canopied <br />street trees while Van Ness Avenue is lined with tall palm trees. <br />Photo courtesy of Lisondro Orozco <br />CITY OF SANTA ANA GENERAL PLAN ti rr .g..�• <br />
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