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The right-of-way, ROW, is the strip of land owned by the municipality upon which the road bed is located, extending onto lawns or natural areas on either side of the pavement. This allows for placement of essential services such as sidewalks, fire hydrants and utility poles. The ROW varies by street from 20 feet to 50 feet in the borough.
