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TRANSPORTATION AND TRAFFIC [5~4. In establishing new gateways, work with the Neighborhood in designing [woonerfs or others traffic management techniques to supplement [alternatives to] the existing di verter system i f i t i s anticipated they will effectively reduce non-local traffic. [~Woonerf is a Dutch ward fora way to design streets and adjacent public rights- of-way to provide for shared use of the street by pedestrians and automobiles. It includes a special set of design standards and traffic regulations.}~ Page 4-1, 1.3} [6~5. Work with the neighborhood group to provide reference materials to property owners regarding potential techniques to reduce traffic noise impacts. Page 4-Z, ~.3} [76. [Directs Encourage westbound [11th Avenue through] traffic to use bth Avenue rather than 11th Avenue, Page 4-2, Z.4} 7. Improve the intersection at 13th and Monroe to reduce traffic back-ups on Mon roe, increase pedestrian safety, and regulate traffic f Iow. I n considering improvements, maintain Monroe as a two-way street, recognizing its residential character. Include representatives from the fairgrounds and the Vvestside Neighborhood when considering improvements. (Page 4~~, 3.2~ S. Improve pedestrian and traffic safety in the area of Broadway and Almaden through the use of traffic management techniques, [5~9. Use signalization, signs, or marked crosswalks for pedestrians and bicycle crossings near the Kaufman Senior Center on Jefferson Street and along the 12th Avenue bike route at Jefferson and Washington Streets. Page 4-Z, 5.3} PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES [910. Continue to work with School Lincoln Community School property public use. Page 5-~, ~. } District 4~-J i n an effort to keep the in public ownership far community and [1Q~11. Construct a Jefferson Pool replacement that will complement the City's parks and recreation program and also serve the Westside Neighborhood. Page 5-~, Z.} [11]12. In providing public facilities and services, give [special] consideration to the unique circumstances of the Westside Neighborhood, including far example, its inner-city position, density, and location with respect to the City's arterial street system and the recent lass of an elementary school and public swimming pool. Page 5-2, 3.2} [12]13. Explore the possibility of a neighborhood based police officer and, i n general , greater police vi si bi 1 i ty. (Page 5-Z, 6.2} [13]14. Install adequate pedestrian level street lighting for safe foot and bicycle travel at night. Page 5-~, 6.5} Exhibit B - 9