Transportation and Land Use Feature s Sample Clauses

Transportation and Land Use Feature s. Transportation network of local, County, and state facilities at all proposed YWT/roadway crossings and shared YWT/roadway facilities ✓ Existing rights-of-way and easements owned by County, Incorporated Cities, or state – Source: County Assessor and GIS records ✓ Location, characteristics as outlined in the Field Inventory Worksheet of the Analysis Procedures Manual – Source: County GIS or ODOT electronic layers ✓ Public transit services available – Source: County GIS or brief review of Google maps/existing transit database ✓ Locations and conditions of culverts and bridges on YWT – Source: County GIS (roads and culvert layer) • Bicycle and pedestrian networks from the Project Area to schools, including types, locations, widths, surface, ownership, ADA compliance, and Level of Traffic Stress – Source: Combination of County GIS; input from stakeholders provided to Consultant as a digitized layer; and brief review of Google maps and street view up (up to 3 hours) • Existing and planned land uses: ✓ Existing land uses, including vacant land – Source: County GIS ✓ Incorporated Cities and County comprehensive plan designations, zoning, and any overlays – Source: County GIS ✓ Property boundaries – Source: County Assessor and GIS records ✓ Schools and school crossings – Source: Combination of County GIS; input from stakeholders; and brief review of Google maps and street view up (up to 2 hours) ✓ Activity centers likely to attract tourists, bicyclists, or pedestrians (such as developed parks, visitor access points to the refuge, wineries, tasting rooms, or other attractions near the Project Area) – Source: Combination of County GIS (e.g. parks layer); input from stakeholders provided to Consultant as a digitized layer; and brief review of Google maps and street view (up to 3 hours)
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