Is not a characteristic of the idealized Spanish town in Middle America?

An idealized Spanish town in Middle America might have the following characteristics:

- A central plaza with a church, a government building, and a market.

- Narrow, winding streets.

- Adobe or stucco buildings with red tile roofs.

- Courtyards and gardens.

- A strong sense of community.

A major highway running directly through the town would disrupt the peace and tranquility that is often associated with an idealized Spanish town.