Ordinance Amaneding and Supplementing Chapter 2 Subsecton 61 Pedestrian Advisory Board

Adoption of Complete and Green Streets Checklists 1. The Land Use Board for Planning and Zoning shall develop and adopt one or more Complete and Green Streets Checklists to be used during the project selection, planning, designing, construction, funding and maintenance of all transportation projects. 2. Each item in the checklist must include an area to provide a brief description for how the item is addressed, not addressed, or not applicable to the Complete and Green Streets policy. 3. The checklist shall explain the process for granting exceptions and indicate who is responsible for approving any exceptions before they are granted. 4. The Land Use Board for Planning and Zoning shall be responsible for completing the checklists and/or reviewing the checklists. 5. A Complete and Green Streets checklist shall entail but is not limited to: a. Existing pedestrian, bicycle, transit, motor vehicle, and truck/freight accommodations (facilities) and operations b. Traffic volumes c. Existing safety and/or access issues, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance d. Land use within the study area, including trip generators e. Existing and proposed streetscape elements including furniture, trees or other environmental and stormwater enhancements f. Review of existing plans g. Proposed pedestrian, bicycle, transit, motor vehicle, and truck/freight accommodations (facilities) and desired future operations h. ADA compliance of the proposed design i. Compatibility with the surrounding land use and density j. Consistency with applicable design standards and guidelines k. Opportunities to improve public health through physical activity and mobility options l. Opportunities to manage stormwater through green infrastructure 6. All Complete and Green Street checklists shall be made accessible online and available to the Complete and Green Streets Advisory Body. Effective Date The Complete and Green Streets policy shall take effect on February 11, 2025 provided that it shall not apply to any transportation project for which a preliminary design has been completed on or before December 31, 2024. January 2025 9 of 26