Land


 o   Thirty-six (36) miles of bike routes are established and signed to encourage alternative modes
       of transportation.

  o   The State Street Farmer's Market is operated during the summer months and encourages the
       local production, delivery, and sale of farm products.

  o  The system of pedestrian signals in the downtown is being expanded.

  o  New pedestrian sidewalks are being installed using grant funds to encourage safe walking
      routes to and from Fairmount School.

  o  New sidewalks were installed near BMS, and sidewalk replacement occurs routinely.

  o  A new regional Intelligent Transportation System plan was completed.

  o  Bike racks have been placed downtown and in other locations
      to encourage biking.

  o  Encourage the retention of existing large trees in new
      development as part of landscaping and buffer plans.

  o  Maintain ridges and knobs as forested areas with limited
      development.

  o   Erosion and sediment control regulations have been established.

  o   Zero-lot line and residential cluster development provisions to provide optional methods for
       land development which encourage imaginative solutions to environmental design problems.

  o   Steep slope land regulations have been established.