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. attractive environment for people(those in cars and those on foot). — - - • Downtown streets shall be designated with front yards according the _ II following hierarchy: • Broadway; River Street; Walnut Street; Pine Street; Seventh Street; Cross Streets .13 (For example, a building at the corner of Broadway and Walnut Street 0' '?. would have Broadway as its front yard, as that street is listed higher in ; the list. This should not be construed to mean that a building cannot ` t.� -. ,,',��4 be designed to address two streets.) AlPt AM__,T • Recognize that some downtown streets will be oriented to vehicle traf- Provide a streetscape that yields a fic, but will still accommodate pedestrians; and that some streets will more pedestrian scale(Design be oriented to pedestrians but still accommodate vehicles. Guideline 2.1) • Utilize materials that reflect local elements and culture to provide the sense of Monticello in every street. • Use elements that yield a more pedestrian scale, even at streets that are oriented to vehicles(pedestrian-scale street lights, for example). • Develop a pattern of street tree planting for all downtown streets to 0 create identity and consistency in downtown, but still allowing for diversity • in the streetscape. t - •cizysa -J. t--� ~i�� !- lit t • Provide pedestrian amenities, such as benches and trash receptacle, at "1' �tlfai I iiD I regular interval and key locations at all downtown streets. Provide pedestrian amenities at • Provide elements that inform the community of events and happenings streets and important downtown in the Monticello community at likely gathering places. sites(Design Guideline 2.1) • Develop a system of consistent maintenance for all public and private spaces in downtown (rather than relying on the individual property or business owners to keep their sidewalks and sites maintained). III .....- - _____ . ......._ .. • .. :•:,_., .._ , fyiy .. �' ., �a` - . ,)1 t.. .:71;.:;.;--- �C'- "ii: ., `, .r1 •'4' 4�: .. v '" .•r ,' Y!.- -. ' fie JOU Q'"q''. fes` 'f' p".1-."--,— ']� �� i' ��• e7r.—,---..r,,, 16, .♦ qr' •--ys,.;�J ••4.' --7';', -+ . 1`� = % .,....„:.,_:;,71-:;,.. 'Ce's wa1+frcIs _._a'c Kr..rs •itikr 4'r.i �rrv...• s �+ara _ �+c�'.°c =.eve IPIrer Create patterns of consistency in downtown street planting patterns;recall materials that are meaningful to Monticello;and extend those patterns onto individual downtown sites. (Design Guideline 2.1,3.5) 2.2 Build a complete network of sidewalks in downtown and extend side- t , walks into nearby neighborhoods to create a walking/strolling downtown environment. Q '" .0 • Build sidewalks with widths appropriate to levels of pedestrian traffic. A. : • Build sidewalk connections from the sidewalk to the front door of ��'� ��'��° a.r" 'l;is r every building in downtown, especially those that are separated from Provide elements meant to inform • the sidewalk by parking areas. the of local events , • Develop sidewalks on both sides of all downtown streets and on at the community Guideline 2.1) least one side of all streets leading into neighborhoods A New Bridge Revitalizing Monticello's Downtown and River ont - Page 3:31