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A plan to increase visitor awareness and understanding of animals, and to reorganize vehicular and pedestrian circulation, parking, activity and service areas.

A plan prepared for the Citiy of Idaho Falls, Idaho to offer visitors a unique experience and to redevelop the zo with better parking and circulation.

A guiding document for Logan, Utah for future development of a ten year period.

A study of the need for updating the Village core and to explore the potential for facilities improvements.

This urban design plan centers on combining a pleasant, unified pedestrian environment with a compatible system of vehicular circulation and parking.

This document is inteded as an implementation and management guide for Findlay's Street Tree Program. It provides background information as well as site inventory and analysis, provides recommended tree types, identifies typical problems and their…

As well as improve the physical appearance of the downtown, Fostoria's Streetscape will increase the comfort and safety of pedestrians by clarifying vehicular patterns such as parking and left turn lanes.

This plan for the downtown area carefully blends functions of people traffic, and transit into a compatible refurbished environment.

This streetscape plan carefully blends the requirements of people and traffic into a unified design that will enrich the urban core of Lancaster.

The concept of Streetscape is an effort to produce an environment that will reduce the impace of vehicular traffic and increase visual amenities, as well as pedestrian comfort and safety.

Continued restoration of the Ottawa River Corridor, including the extension of a multi-use trail system through the urban section of the river, will provide an important green space link tying together existing parks and open spaces.

In an effort to capture the history and to guarantee a vital business center for present and future years, a Downtown Streetscape Project is being undertaken.

The Springboro Community Development Guide Plan is intended to direct the pattern of development of the Springboro area.

The streetscape design will incorporate new sidewalks and curbs including plaza-like areas of decorative paving.

To bring about a unique and economically viable atmosphere this report suggests four basic programs: streetscape improvements, parking, facade renovation, and rehabilitation of existing structures for new development.