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attractive environment for people (those in cars and those on foot). — - - <br /> • Downtown streets shall be designated with front yards according the _ • 11 <br /> following hierarchy: • <br /> • Broadway; River Street; Walnut Street; Pine Street; Seventh Street; 4`el <br /> Cross Streets <br /> (For example, a building at the corner of Broadway and Walnut Street p . <br /> would have Broadway as its front yard, as that street is listed higher in <br /> the list. This should not be construed to mean that a building cannot `' .44.;�(►�,,irgrA <br /> be designed to address two streets.) ice__;-QIP AV A� & <br /> • Recognize that some downtown streets will be oriented to vehicle traf- Provide a streetscape that yields a <br /> fic, but will still accommodate pedestrians; and that some streets will more pedestrian scale (Design <br /> be oriented to pedestrians but still accommodate vehicles. Guideline 2.1) <br /> • Utilize materials that reflect local elements and culture to provide the <br /> sense of Monticello in every street. <br /> • Use elements that yield a more pedestrian scale, even at streets that are <br /> oriented to vehicles (pedestrian-scale street lights,for example). <br /> • Develop a pattern of street tree planting for all downtown streets to <br /> C...create identity and consistency in downtown, but still allowing for <br /> diversity in the streetscape. t -'gig i 'a'1 y <br /> • Provide pedestrian amenities, such as benches and trash receptacle, at tom: �L �Ommf <br /> regular interval and key locations at all downtown streets. Provide pedestrian amenities at <br /> • Provide elements that inform the community of events and happenings streets and important downtown <br /> in the Monticello community at likely gathering places. sites(Design Guideline 2.1) <br /> • Develop a system of consistent maintenance for all public and private <br /> spaces in downtown (rather than relying on the individual property or <br /> business owners to keep their sidewalks and sites maintained). <br /> • --- - -____ .. . ...___. • <br /> .i Y�i ',d•:!' Y.'- " fel'-' t <br /> �_. 1 '�' r . ter' • " s.• <br /> ' <br /> ' '" • -+ r .'-' F.. : „..--;.."'",..-1111*,' .s }✓ .s+`� <br /> F,f• _ : ., . • ` <br /> ': sperm- , r.-� w .- ^.�w:+er I <br /> '+Ili •� .4otraFTnfaiff— . +n..YT.w.fi l''' CMe -” !".4G fMet rao.r Ter <br /> a^o"`1 rw'M+iN,wST s w4 = * Rye• <br /> • ar'a"'�. <br /> Create patterns of consistency In downtown street planting patterns;recall materials that are meaningful to Monticello;and extend those patterns onto Individual downtown <br /> sites. (Design Guideline 2.1,3.5) <br /> 2.2 Build a complete network of sidewalks in downtown and extend side- �� rt _ <br /> walks into nearby neighborhoods to create a walking/strolling downtown <br /> environment. © . `, <br /> • Build sidewalks with widths appropriate to levels of pedestrian traffic. ; �' ' ii k , <br /> iiligillil• Build sidewalk connections from the sidewalk to the front door of �-1 'Timm i, A. <br /> every building in downtown, especially those that are separated from Provide elements meant to inform <br /> • the sidewalk by parking areas. the community of local events , <br /> • Develop sidewalks on both sides of all downtown streets and on at Design Guideline 2.1) <br /> least one side of all streets leading into neighborhoods <br /> A New Bridge ,°'.- ' <br /> Revltalwng Monticello's Downtown and Rlverhont - <br /> Page 3:31 <br />