Definitions
 80.1 In this Part, “amenities” means items that provide conveniences or services for use by the public, examples of which include drinking fountains, benches and garbage receptacles; (“installations”) “beach access routes” means routes that are constructed and are intended for pedestrian use by the public and that provide access from off-street parking facilities, recreational trails, exterior paths of travel and amenities to an area of a beach that is intended for recreational use by the public; (“voie accessible menant à une plage”) “bevel” means a small slope that helps an individual negotiate an elevation change; (“biseau”) “cross slope” means the slope of a surface that is perpendicular to the direction of travel; (“pente transversale”) “environmental mitigation” means activities that are intended to reduce, mitigate, prevent or compensate for adverse effects of human activities or items, including paths, play spaces, trails and parking, upon fish, wildlife, plants, invertebrates, species at risk, ecological integrity or natural heritage values; (“activités d’atténuation des conséquences environnementales”) “environmental restoration” means activities that are intended to benefit fish, wildlife, plants, invertebrates, species at risk, ecological integrity or natural heritage values; (“activités de restauration de l’environnement”) “in-line ramp” means a ramp that does not change directions; (“rampe en ligne droite”) “maintenance” means activities that are intended to keep existing public spaces and elements in existing public spaces in good working order or to restore the spaces or elements to their original condition, examples of which include painting and minor repairs; (“entretien”) “mm” means millimeters; (“mm”) “off-street parking facilities” includes open area parking lots and structures intended for the temporary parking of vehicles by the public, whether or not the payment of a fee is charged and includes visitor parking spaces in parking facilities; (“installations de stationnement hors voirie”) “on-street parking” includes parking spaces located on highways, as defined in subsection 1 (1) of the Highway Traffic Act, that provide direct access to shops, offices and other facilities whether or not the payment of a fee is charged; (“stationnement sur voirie”) “recreational trails” means public pedestrian trails that are intended for recreational and leisure purposes; (“sentier récréatif”) “redeveloped” means planned significant alterations to public spaces, but does not include maintenance activities, environmental mitigation or environmental restoration; (“réaménagé”) “rest area” means, in respect of recreational trails and exterior paths of travel, a dedicated level area that is intended for public use to allow persons to stop or sit; (“aire de repos”) “running slope” means the slope of a surface that is parallel to the direction of travel; (“pente longitudinale”) “species at risk” means a species listed in Schedules 1, 2, 3 or 4 to Ontario Regulation 230/08 (Species at Risk in Ontario List) made under the Endangered Species Act, 2007; (“espèces en péril”) “vibro-tactile walk indicators” means pedestrian crossing signal push button devices that vibrate and can be felt through the sense of touch to communicate pedestrian crossing timing in a non-visual way. (“signal de marche vibrotactile”) O. Reg. 413/12, s. 6.