Pedestrian Comfort

The proposed plan for Capital Boulevard North would add twelve-foot wide sidewalks along the local lanes of Capital Boulevard like the one shown in the top image above. Part of that width would be an area for trees to be planted.

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To what extent do you think this meets the community goal of improving pedestrian safety?

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Pedestrian Comfort

The transportation changes also include building pedestrian islands that allow you to avoid fast moving traffic and give you space to pause as you are crossing Capital Boulevard. This is shown in the image above.

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To what extent do you think this meets the community goal of improving pedestrian safety?

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Appearance

In the proposed plan, Capital Boulevard North would have a landscaped median similar to the one shown in the image above. This median would separate the regional lanes from local lanes of traffic.

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To what extent do you think this meets the community goal of improving the appearance of Capital Boulevard?

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Appearance

The plan encourages many of the streets near Capital Boulevard to be more like traditional shopping streets with many storefronts, windows, and entrances as you walk along them. Parking would be encouraged to be behind buildings so that it is convenient to walk into stores, workplaces, or apartment buildings.

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To what extent do you think this meets the community goal of improving the appearance of Capital Boulevard?

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