ROW Restrictions

The restrictions are located in the Central Business District, Landmark Districts, eruvs, and other cultural boundaries. An eruv is an area that extends the private domain of Jewish households into public areas, permitting activities within it that are normally forbidden in public on Sabbath.

The boundary of an eruv needs to be interpreted carefully because the bounding streets are sometimes in and sometimes out of the eruv. This distinction is contingent upon the location of the telephone poles, permanent walls or fences that form the eruv relative to the street. The feature attributes often provide a link to a detailed description of an eruv or area.Restrictions may be perpetual or seasonal.