The city shall develop a safe, reliable, efficient, integrated, and connected multimodal
transportation system that will promote access, mobility, and health for all users
and will ensure that the safety and convenience of all users of the transportation
system are accommodated, including pedestrians, wheelchair users, bicyclists, public
transportation users, motorists, and people of all ages and abilities. Additionally,
the city shall incorporate green infrastructure, innovative stormwater management,
street trees, and appropriate lighting in transportation projects. All city-owned
streets, bridges, traffic signals, and similar transportation facilities will include
sidewalks with appropriate pedestrian accommodations, and the city's bicycle master
plan and walkability plan shall be implemented during new or reconstruction of transportation
facilities within the city limits.
While this policy applies citywide, the city shall develop plans and set goals to
prioritize and ensure successful implementation of complete streets in low and moderate-income
neighborhoods, neighborhoods with poor health outcomes, and neighborhoods with diminished
access to transportation options.
(Ord. No.
170949
, § 1, 12-14-17)
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