New York Statutes
§ 6-600 — Definitions
§ 6-600 Definitions. The term "street" as used in this article also\nincludes a highway, road, avenue, lane or alley which the public have a\nright to use; and the term "pavement" includes a macadam, asphalt,\nbrick, concrete or other similarly improved roadbed, and is only applied\nto the portion of the street between the sidewalks or established curb\nlines.\n
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Nearby Sections
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§ 6-600
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Dedication of streets§ 6-614
Notice of meeting of board§ 6-618
Streets on boundary lines§ 6-622
Pavements§ 6-626
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