36 miles of bike routes are established and signed to encourage alternative modes of transportation.
The State Street Farmer's Market is operated during the summer months and encourages the local production, delivery, and sale of farm products.
The system of pedestrian signals in the downtown is being expanded.
New pedestrian sidewalks are being installed using grant funds to encourage safe walking routes to and from Fairmount School.
New sidewalks were installed near BMS, and sidewalk replacement occurs routinely.
A new regional Intelligent Transportation System plan was completed.
Bike racks have been placed downtown and in other locations to encourage biking.
Encourage the retention of existing large trees in new development as part of landscaping and buffer plans.
Maintain ridges and knobs as forested areas with limited development.
Erosion and sediment control regulations have been established.
Zero-lot line and residential cluster development provisions to provide optional methods for land development which encourage imaginative solutions to environmental design problems.
Steep slope land regulations have been established.
