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COMM"UMTY City of <br /> CW]MONVYrn P'e not <br /> INSTITUTE Lies— <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> Agenda Item: 8(b) Walkability Study <br /> Background Information: The Community Character, Housing and Economic <br /> Development sections of the Comprehensive Plan contain the following implementation <br /> strategy: <br /> Perform an assessment of walkability in the Grow Zone and throughout the <br /> surrounding neighborhoods to determine areas of high and low pedestrian <br /> mobility and identify priority corridors for mobility improvements. <br /> We were unsuccessful in obtaining a SHIP grant for this work, but Staff would like to <br /> proceed utilizing citizen volunteers to do the assessments. We are looking for three or <br /> four volunteers that would be trained by Staff and perform evaluations of streets within <br /> the downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. Volunteers would need to walk the <br /> streets in pairs, take measurements, take photos and fill out forms on each block to <br /> document walkability. <br /> We would take this data, combine it with our mapping information, and use it to <br /> complete the walkability assessment. <br /> Once complete,we need to evaluate the data to determine strengths and weaknesses and <br /> identify high-value improvements and key connections. The end result would be a series <br /> of recommended improvements to be coordinated with the Roads and Streets <br /> Department as maintenance is performed. <br /> Using volunteers in this way, we would anticipate completing the Walkability Study by <br /> the end of 2011. <br /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 8(b)-1 <br /> April 28,2011 <br />
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