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TABLE 4.2 RESIDENTIAL STREET HIERARCHY DEFINITIONS • RESIDENTIAL ACCESS** • Lowest order, other than rural street type, of residential streets. Provides frontage for access to lots and carries traffic with destination or origin on the street itself. Designed to carry the least amount of traffic at the lowest speed. All, or the maximum number of housing units, shall front on this class of street. • *Residential access streets of “loop” configuration, that is two ways out, should be designed so no section conveys an ADT greater than 1,500. Each half of a loop street may be classified as a single residential access street, but the total traffic volume generated on the loop street should not exceed 1,500 ADT, nor should it exceed 750 ADT at any point of traffic concentration. • Application lacks two ways out and ADT is far higher than 1500. Appliation should be rejected as it does not conform to RSIS 27