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telecommunications facilities including cellular radio - telephones, personal communications services, enhanced/specialized mobile radios, and commercial paging services. Tentative Plan. A preliminary drawing or diagram concerning a partition, subdivision, or planned unit development. Theater. A building used for public presentations of entertainment or cultural events. Through Lot.. A lot, other than a corner lot, with frontage on more than one street. Through lots with frontage on two streets may be referred to as "double- frontage" lots. Topping. Cutting of the branches or trunks of a tree, where such cutting removes: (A) More than 30 percent of the branches 6 inches in diameter or larger; or (B) The main trunk or trunks, or as otherwise defined in the edition of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Section A300, Tree, Shrub and Other Woody Plant Maintenance Standard Practices in effect at the time the topping occurs, except that topping shall not in any context mean pruning measures commonly used to maintain trees grown for the purpose of crop production. Traffic Control Device. Any sign, signal, or other device placed, operated or erected under authority of a road authority, as defined by state law, for the purpose of guiding, directing, warning or regulating vehicular or pedestrian traffic. Transit Authority. A transit district established under ORS 267.010 to 267.3 90. Transit, Neighborhood Improvement. Transit amenities .such as a bus stop, shelter, or shared -use park and ride with less than 25 spaces where the park and ride use is accessory to an existing church, shopping area, or other principal use. Neighborhood transit improvements may accommodate up to 2 buses. Transit Park and Ride, Major. Public parking areas accommodating 100 or more motor vehicles, designed to provide access to transit and other transportation services, and which is managed by a public transit agency. These parking areas may function as shared parking areas with other land uses. A major park and ride facility generally includes buses operating off - street and passenger amenities provided off - street, such as larger -style bus shelter, lighting, passenger information, and bicycle storage facilities. Restrooms may be provided for transit employees or the public. Transit Parr and Ride, Minor. Public parking areas accommodating 99 or fewer motor vehicles, designed to provide access to transit and other transportation services, Ordinance - 38