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NIRPC Complete Streets Design Guide

Mitch Barloga, Josh Desmond, Peter Fritz

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Many communities have adopted Complete Streets Policies, but few have much experience implementing them. This session will focus on what comes after adoption of the policy, the processes established, how to be flexible but stay true to the goals, exceptions to the policy, and performance measures.

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Many communities have adopted Complete Streets Policies, but few have much experience implementing them. This session will focus on what comes after adoption of the policy, the processes established, how to be flexible but stay true to the goals, exceptions to the policy, and performance measures.

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Many communities have adopted Complete Streets Policies, but few have much experience implementing them. This session will focus on what comes after adoption of the policy, the processes established, how to be flexible but stay true to the goals, exceptions to the policy, and performance measures.

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