108-17-3 Locating Pathways
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Wherever possible, pathways shall be located in corridors that have been or will be preserved as natural or green space, thus creating a "greenway" and not a standard sidewalk or alley. The master pathways map is adopted as a guide, and is not intended to define the exact route of every pathway. Each pathway, as shown on the master pathways map, as well as other pathways which may be proposed in the future, shall be constructed or designated for public use in one or a combination of the following locations:
On currently existing public rights-of-way. On rights-of-way or easement corridors acquired from willing landowners, who may grant or sell a portion of their property, an easement, or a license for use. Sidewalks developed as part of a subdivision shall provide access to the pathway network. The provision of the pathway fulfills what is a city sidewalk requirement. Greenways.
108-17-2 General Categories Of Pathways · 108-17-4 Pathway Types And Development Standards