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line between residential and commercial uses. Efforts shall be made to encourage street trees and other amenities which will create a distinctive quality on this portion of Willamette Street. (20) Transportation Element, General. In recognition of the T -2000 Plan, continue to encourage a variety of transportation mode that create accessibility for all segments of the community. (Policy 1) (21) Transportation Element, Major Transportation Corridors. (a) Limit the impact of arterial streets within the plan area, especially in residential areas. (Policy 1) (b) Encourage actions that will preserve local streets for local traffic. (Policy 2) (c) Improve the traffic flow on West 13' Avenue between Charnelton and Willamette Streets. (Policy 3) (22) Transportation Element, Pedestrians/Bikeways. Encourage convenient, safe, and pleasant access for pedestrians, bicyclists, and handicapped persons throughout the plan area, emphasizing movements to and from: 1) Ida Patterson, Westmoreland, and O'Hara Elementary Schools; 2) Lane County Fairgrounds; 3) transit lines; 4) community facilities such as the Jefferson Pool; and 5) neighborhood commercial areas. (Policy 1) (23) Public Service &Facilities Element, Educational/Recreational/Leisure Resources. Maintain the Amazon Canal as an important flood control device and yet continue to develop as a distinctive recreation corridor and non- motorized transportation link. (Policy 6) (24) Public Service &Facilities Element, Public Safety/Utilities. (a) Encourage actions that will reduce crime and fear of crime for residents and employees in the plan area. (Policy 1) (b) Encourage actions that will maintain adequate fire protection within this area. (Policy 2) (c) Maintain and develop important corridors or linkages. (Policy 6) (d) Provide safe and enjoyable access throughout the neighborhood. (Policy 7) (e) Preserve and enhance elements that reflect neighborhood features and improve neighborhood identity. (Policy 8) (f) Inventory and preserve historic and natural features. (Policy 11) (g) Discourage unnecessary barriers, nuisances, and other elements detrimental to the revitalization of the neighborhood, including noise and site pollution. (Policy 13) 9.9590 Laurel Hill Plan Policies (1) Laurel Hill Valley Neighborhood Land Use and Future Urban Design (Section I, Subsection Q. (a) Approval of Valley Development will take into consideration: 1. Densi .The appropriate density for residential development shall Ordinance - 403