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curb cut
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curb cut [kerb kut]
a portion of the curb that is removed so that the sidewalk gently slopes to the street, thus increasing access to the environment for individuals in wheelchairs.


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However, its proximity to the primary watershed zone could mean a reduction in athletic fields and forcing the school to have the same curb cuts and parking configuration it has now.
As part of the project, city officials visited businesses that were affected by the construction project, discussing access to businesses during construction, changes in curb cuts, signage and other matters.
Seneca Central," as Afton Property Investments calls the new shopping area, will take access from the same private driveways on the north and south edges of the property that lead west toward The Home Depot development, rather than creating additional curb cuts on Seneca Road.
 
 
 
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