IMPLEMENTATION | CHAPTER 14


Table 14.1: Implementat ion Schedule Type Transportation and Connectivity Priorities (Chapter 11)


Practice multi-modal street design, to accommodate sidewalks, trails and bike lanes as appropriate; aka, “complete streets.”


Provide multiple links between new and existing development. Avoid developments with single access points whenever possible.


Provide trail connections that link residential areas with existing neighborhood, parks, and other community facilities.


Enhance Rainbow Drive, Rownd Street and Center Street with “complete street” features. Extend Greenhill Road northwest to Union. Extend Erik Road west and north to Birdsall Park.


Build north-south collector street between Greenhill extension and Erik Road extension. Build north-south road that connects Viking Road to Greenhill Road extension. Build new multi-use trail connections to serve growth areas, as shown in chapter 12. Build a multi-use trail that circumnavigates the North Cedar neighborhood, as shown in chapter 12.


Enhance the University Avenue corridor by reducing the number of travel lanes, relocating frontage roads, and providing pedestrian amenities.


Enhance key streets with “bicycle boulevard” features, as outlined in chapter 12. Reroute a small portion of University Avenue to form a 90 degree intersection with Union.


Implement Main Street Concept recommendations (chapter 11)


Housing Priorities (Chapter 9) Support a variety of housing options for a range of incomes and ages.


Review/revise existing design guidelines applicable to the College Hill Neighborhood and review existing zoning establishing transition area from medium-density to low-density housing.


Land Use Priorities (Chapter 9)


Preserve an interconnected system of greenways and natural areas that will provide natural stormwater management and enhance the park system.


Guide residential growth to designated growth areas adjacent to existing development and infill sites.


Ensure that new residential developments connect well to existing neighborhoods and are not isolated.


Reserve land for open space as residential areas grow.


Consider land use compatibility when approving future development. Environmental Priorities (Chapters 9 and 12)


Consider a Natural Resource Overlay District (NROD) to guide development in riparian zones, greenways, and environmentally sensitive lands.


Consider a site review process to incorporate natural resource conservation, naturalized stormwater management, and stream improvements in development projects.


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