§ 236.123. Evaluation requirements for transportation.
Existing and projected access roads, from potentially suitable sites to points of exit off existing interstate or limited access highways, shall be identified, described and evaluated with respect to:
(1) Their general type, conditions, upgrade or construction needs.
(2) Potential hazards for transportation.
(3) Residential dwellings per road mile.
(4) Facilities such as schools, parks or hospitals, per road mile.
(5) A total travel distance between a potentially suitable site and points of exit from existing interstate or limited access highways.
(6) Past highway safety records.
Cross References This section cited in 25 Pa. Code § 236.101 (relating to scope and applicability); 25 Pa. Code § 236.104 (relating to siting process); 25 Pa. Code § 236.108 (relating to site justification); and 25 Pa. Code § 236.121 (relating to general requirements).
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