Ordinance Amaneding and Supplementing Chapter 2 Subsecton 61 Pedestrian Advisory Board

Preliminary Engineering Checklist item to be addressed STORMWATER MANAGEMENT (continued) checklist consideration yes no n/a required description Has an impervious cover reduction action plan been completed for the project area, and does the project design include elements to reduce the impacts of stormwater runoff from impervious surfaces? Examples include (but are not limited to): • Bioretention and rain gardens • Bioswales • Stormwater planters • Tree filter boxes Municipal or County Engineer Sign-Off statement of compliance yes no If NO, please describe why (refer to Exemptions Clause) The plan or roadway improvement accommodates bicyclists, pedestrians, transit users of all ages and abilities, and addresses the related public health, Priority Communities, and environmental goals as set forth in the [municipality/ county] Complete Streets Policy. Revised January 2025 24 of 26

Construction Checklist Item to be addressed Maintenance of Traffic Detours Checklist consideration During construction, will safe access be maintained for all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, and delivery vehicles? Will detour routes for all users on site or nearby be provided and clearly marked, including advanced warning signs? yes no Construction Official Sign-Off Statement of Compliance n/a Required description yes no If NO, please describe why (refer to Exemptions Clause) The plan or roadway improvement accommodates bicyclists, pedestrians, transit users of all ages and abilities, and addresses the related public health, Priority Communities, and environmental goals as set forth in [municipality/ county] Complete Streets Policy. Revised January 2025 25 of 26

Maintenance Checklist Item to be addressed Street Cleaning Snow Removal Re-striping Stormwater Management Checklist consideration Does the street cleaning include the shoulder or roadway to the curb? Are the sidewalks cleaned on a regular basis? Does snow plowing block or push snow into crosswalks, blocking clear access? Does the Municipality or County shovel out crosswalks or enforce residential requirements to clean snow from the crosswalk right of way? Can additional road uses be supported and/or safety improved by reconfiguring lanes within the same roadway width? Examples include (but are not limited to): • Lane narrowing • Lane reconfiguration • Lane reduction (road diet) • On-street bicycle parking • High-visibility crosswalks • Painted curb extension, etc. Does the maintenance plan include procedures to unobstruct drainage (e.g., inlets, curb-cuts, grates, etc.) into the green infrastructure facility? Has landscaping been maintained? Maintenance/Public Works Sign-Off Statement of Compliance yes no n/a Required description yes no If NO, please describe why (refer to Exemptions Clause) The Municipality or County roadway maintenance and snow removal plan accommodates bicyclists, pedestrians, and stormwater management installations as set forth in [municipality/county] Complete Streets Policy. Revised January 2025 26 of 26