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August 05, 2005, at 04:58 PM by Gus
Changed lines 71-72 from:
  • Non-automobile transport must be appropriate to the circumstances, needs and desires of the inhabitants; the emphasis should be on providing destinations within walking distance rather than requiring residents to make outside trips.

Public transportation to nearby or adjacent non-carfree areas should have a high frequency of service and long operating hours. (Weight = 1.0)

to:
  • Non-automobile transport must be appropriate to the circumstances, needs and desires of the inhabitants; the emphasis should be on providing destinations within walking distance rather than requiring residents to make outside trips. Public transportation to nearby or adjacent non-carfree areas should have a high frequency of service and long operating hours. (Weight = 1.0)
August 05, 2005, at 04:57 PM by Gus
Added lines 59-60:
  • Create a carfree area of at least 5 hectares
  • Have a population density of at least 250 people per hectare
Changed lines 62-63 from:
  • Include a mixture of land uses (for example, residential, commercial, office, institutional, cultural, open space). (Weight = 1.0)
  • Have a density sufficient to support effective public trnsportation (generally no less than ___ dwelling units per hectare and preferably at least ____ dwelling units per hectare). (Weight = 1.0)
to:
  • Include a mixture of land uses. An appropriate mix would include approximately one workspace for each working adult, residential (30% or more of total building floorspace), office and light manufacturing (>15%), retail (>5%), schools and community buildings (>5%) (Weight = 1.0)
Changed lines 71-72 from:
  • Provide public transportation to nearby or adjacent non-carfree areas with a high frequency of service and long operating hours. (Weight = 1.0)
to:
  • Non-automobile transport must be appropriate to the circumstances, needs and desires of the inhabitants; the emphasis should be on providing destinations within walking distance rather than requiring residents to make outside trips.

Public transportation to nearby or adjacent non-carfree areas should have a high frequency of service and long operating hours. (Weight = 1.0)

August 04, 2005, at 02:11 PM by 84.42.182.208
Changed lines 65-68 from:
    * Commercial delivery vehicles
    * Service trade vehicles (for example: plumbers, electricians, gardeners, carpet cleaners, etc.)
    * Emergency vehicles
    * Garbage collection trucks.
to:
  • Commercial delivery vehicles
  • Service trade vehicles (for example: plumbers, electricians, gardeners, carpet cleaners, etc.)
  • Emergency vehicles
  • Garbage collection trucks.
August 04, 2005, at 01:56 PM by 84.42.182.208
Changed line 1 from:

!! Carfree City Pilot Project\\

to:

Carfree City Pilot Project\\

August 04, 2005, at 01:55 PM by 84.42.182.208
Changed lines 45-49 from:

to:
  • Creation of a newly developed area (greenfield), or redevelopment of an existing area (brownfield).
  • Gradual transformation of an existing, auto-dependent urban area.
  • Project sites in small villages or major cities.
  • Projects in developed or underdeveloped countries.

Changed lines 64-68 from:
  • To the extent possible, minimize the use of large motorized vehicles of the following types within the carfree area (Weight = 1.0:
      o	Commercial delivery vehicles
      o	Service trade vehicles (for example: plumbers, electricians, gardeners, carpet cleaners, etc.)
      o	Emergency vehicles
      o	Garbage collection trucks.
to:
  • To the extent possible, minimize the use of large motorized vehicles of the following types within the carfree area (Weight = 1.0):
    * Commercial delivery vehicles
    * Service trade vehicles (for example: plumbers, electricians, gardeners, carpet cleaners, etc.)
    * Emergency vehicles
    * Garbage collection trucks.
August 04, 2005, at 01:16 PM by 84.42.182.208
Changed lines 45-49 from:
  • Creation of a newly developed area (greenfield), or redevelopment of an existing area (brownfield).
  • Gradual transformation of an existing, auto-dependent urban area.
  • Project sites in small villages or major cities.
  • Projects in developed or underdeveloped countries.

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August 04, 2005, at 01:06 PM by 84.42.182.208
Added lines 1-112:

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