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traffic- and carrying it to a thoroughfare. Section 9-4.251 . 'Road,Collector, Hillside. "Hillside Collector Road" is a road which , because of its design and location with respect to other roads and other sources of traffic., is used to carry traffic from local roads to secon- dary and major roads , and which traverses terrain where the average grade ex- ceeds fifteen percent (15%) . Secti6h '9=4.252. Road, Cul-de-sac. "Cul-de-sac Road" is any road having but one outlet for vehicular travel , the terminus of said road being within the subdivision, e'n dosed by parcels of land comprising lots or parcels of the subdi:vi'sion, and having special facilities for the turning around of vehicular traffic. Section 9=4.253. Road, Cul-de-sac, Hillside. "Hillside Cul-de-sac Road" is any road having but one outlet for vehicular travel , the terminus of said road being wtthi'n the subdivision, enclosed by parcels of land comprising lots or parcels of the subdi'visi'on, and having special facilities eor turning around of vehicular traffic. Said road traverses terrain where,the average grade ex- ceeds fifteen percent (15%) slope. Sett16h '9-4:254. " Road, Dead ,End. "Dead End Road" is any road having but one outlet for vehicular, pedestrian, and equestrian traffic which is designed to be continued as a through street at a later date and terminating one foot (TI) from the property adjoining the subdivision. Section 9;4:255. ' 'Road; Fire, -Emergency. "Emergency Fire Road" shall mean any roadway designed expressly for use in the event of a fire and/or emergency either of a man-made o� natural cause. Sectf6h 9;4:256. Road; Local . "Local Road" is a road which, because of its design -anal 'location with -respect to other roads, is used primarily for local traffic or'access to the abutting property. Sectfbh9=4.257. Road; Local , Hillside. ".Hillside Local Road" is a road which because -of its design and location with respect to other roads, is used primarily for access to the abutting property and which traverses terrain where the average grade exceeds fifteen percent (15/) slope. Section 9 '4:258. Road, Private. "Private Road" fs vrodd, way, place or street in pr -vate owners gyp, not offered for dedication as a public road, w:ay, place or street, which affords the principle means of access to one or more lots or parcels which do not have frontage on a public street. Section 9 .4.259. R6ad3Publi'c. "Public Road" is a road dedicated to and maintained by the City, the county, or the state, including roads offered for dedication to the City which have been improved, or for which an improve- ment security is in effect to improve the same. The term includes "city road", "accepted road", "accepted public road", and "dedicated road". Section 9=4.260. Roadway. "Roadway" shall mean that portion of a right-of-way for a road intended to accommodate the movement of vehicles. Section 9=4.261 . Shall . - "Shall " means an action which is mandatory. - 8 -