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County requires multiuse path, sidewalks and updated traffic analysis for Forest Edge subdivision
Summary
Development Services said the Forest Edge preliminary submittal must include a 10‑foot multiuse path on River Road, 6‑foot sidewalks on Ballpark Road and internal streets, a crosswalk to the school, and an updated traffic impact analysis with counts under two years old.
Tim Davidson of Development Services told the Forest Edge team that the county code requires a 10‑foot multiuse path along River Road and 6‑foot sidewalks along Ballpark Road and on both sides of internal streets. "Section 11.7.1 of our code requires trails and sidewalks, around the perimeter," he said, and he specified a pedestrian crosswalk to the nearby school.
Davidson also noted cul‑de‑sac spacing, right‑of‑way requirements for access-easement extensions, and that a traffic impact analysis is required with counts less than two years old; he suggested the applicant consult the county traffic engineer, Andrew Avant, about updating the TIA.
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