Subprinciple A -Encourage
the development of diverse communities that provide a mix of
uses, a variety of employment options, social and recreational
opportunities, and an assortment of amenities within walking
distance of residential development.
Subprinciple B - Enhance
the quality of communities by improving the character of the
built environment, including visually appealing architectural
elements and streetscapes that encourage pedestrian travel,
facilitate community interaction, and promote public safety.
Subprinciple C - Preserve
and enhance the distinct identities and historic character of
existing neighborhoods and structures, and encourage the development
of new neighborhoods that possess their own special sense of
place, through attractive design of public places; proximity
to schools, parks and other services; and community festivals
and events.
Encourage the development of diverse communities that provide
a mix of uses, a variety of employment options, social and recreational
opportunities, and an assortment of amenities within walking distance
of residential development.
Enhance the quality of communities by improving the character
of the built environment, including visually appealing architectural
elements and streetscapes that encourage pedestrian travel, facilitate
community interaction, and promote public safety.
Preserve and enhance the distinct identities and historic character
of existing neighborhoods and structures, and encourage the development
of new neighborhoods that possess their own special sense of place,
through attractive design of public places; proximity to schools,
parks and other services; and community festivals and events.
