1.13.3.4 To Determine the Impact on Streets and Pedestrian Facilities
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The official Wallsburg code is at https://wallsburg.gov/development-code/.
Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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1. A site plan which coordinates pedestrian connections, sidewalks, and bike paths, if shown on the Trails Master Plan or the Streets Master Plan as they are currently adopted.
2. Staging location construction plan.
3. Submit estimated truck traffic trip numbers for construction traffic.
4. If requested by the Town Engineer, the project applicant shall submit reproducible measurable pavement quality testing analyses for each street or roadway which will be utilized by any traffic generated by or relating to the proposed project, including construction traffic. Such analyses will be submitted before permit issuance and building occupancy and shall use a nationally recognized pavement quality testing machine approved by the Town Engineer. Such analyses will be used to determine construction impacts on existing streets at the end of construction so that repairs can be made at the expense of the project proponents to return the pavement to its original quality.
1.13.3.3 To Determine the Impact on Slope Retention · 1.13.4 Department Action