8D.1.10 Trails and Sidewalks
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Trails and sidewalks should be provided to allow efficient internal circulation as well as links to adjacent trail systems on other properties. Existing trails should be maintained and incorporated into open space elements of the project. This may include trails for pedestrian, bicycle, or equestrian circulation. Construction of new trails will be required concurrently with the installation of other public improvements.
Although required trails may not link to adjacent trails immediately, each trail is a vital part of an overall circulation plan. In most cases, the homeowners will be required to maintain the trails.
8D.1.9 Soil Conditions · 8D.1.11 Limits of Disturbance/Vegetation Protection