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Table of ContentsChapter 1 – Introduction ................................................................................................................ 1Purpose of the Major and Collector Street Plan ............................................................................................ 2The Need to Update the Major and Collector Street Plan ............................................................................ 4How the Major and Collector Street Plan Was Updated ............................................................................... 5Users of the Major and Collector Street Plan ................................................................................................. 7Chapter 2 – Using the Major and Collector Street Plan ...................................... 9Context Sensitive Solutions and <strong>Complete</strong> <strong>Streets</strong> for Nashville ................................................................. 10The Three Elements of Each Street Segment ................................................................................................ 13Environment ......................................................................................................................................................... 14Street Context ....................................................................................................................................................... 17Functional Design Type ...................................................................................................................................... 18MCSP Mapping .................................................................................................................................................... 20Chapter 3 – Context Sensitive Solutions Design Guidelines........................... 23Functional Design Type Guidelines .................................................................................................................. 24Street Elements Descriptions ............................................................................................................................ 27Collector-Avenue ................................................................................................................................................. 32Arterial-Boulevard .............................................................................................................................................. 43Arterial-Parkway ................................................................................................................................................. 57Multi-modal Corridors ........................................................................................................................................ 64Appendix. ...................................................................................................................................................... 71Appendix A - Right-of-Way Dimensions ......................................................................................................... 72Appendix B - Resources and Tools Used to Determine the Classification of Each Street ..................... 76Appendix C - Glossary ........................................................................................................................................ 80VII
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