(a) As used in this subchapter;(a) “AARP” means the American Association of Retired Persons.(b) “Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Public Works.(c) “Complete Streets” means a transportation policy that is committed to the planning, designing, operating and maintenance of streets and roadways for the safe use of all ages and abilities, including pedestrians, bicyclists, public transit and para-transit users, motorists, freight carriers and emergency vehicles.(d) “Department” means the Department of Public Works unless otherwise specified.(e) “Funds” means any funds available from the federal dollars, disaster recovery funds, legislative appropriations and any existing funds for pending projects and other sources that are earmarked for the construction, maintenance or repair of roads, sidewalks, and highways in the Virgin Islands.(f) “Task Force” means the Complete Streets Task Force established in section 54.(g) “Users” means persons of all ages and abilities whether they are pedestrians, drivers, bicyclists, or public transportation riders.
(a) “AARP” means the American Association of Retired Persons.
(b) “Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Public Works.
(c) “Complete Streets” means a transportation policy that is committed to the planning, designing, operating and maintenance of streets and roadways for the safe use of all ages and abilities, including pedestrians, bicyclists, public transit and para-transit users, motorists, freight carriers and emergency vehicles.
(d) “Department” means the Department of Public Works unless otherwise specified.
(e) “Funds” means any funds available from the federal dollars, disaster recovery funds, legislative appropriations and any existing funds for pending projects and other sources that are earmarked for the construction, maintenance or repair of roads, sidewalks, and highways in the Virgin Islands.
(f) “Task Force” means the Complete Streets Task Force established in section 54.
(g) “Users” means persons of all ages and abilities whether they are pedestrians, drivers, bicyclists, or public transportation riders.