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(g) Encourage the installation of bus shelters, especially near areas with concentrations of senior citizens or where there is high transit usage and limited opportunities for shelter during bad weather. (Policy 10) (h) Provide adequate pedestrian facilities for crossing of arterial streets at their points of greatest demand. (Policy 13) (i) Continue to install sidewalk access ramps at intersections within the Whiteaker area. (Policy 14) (j) Retain alleys and encourage their appropriate use as important elements of the transportation network. (Policy 15) (k) Enhance the function alleys and pedestrian ways currently perform as part of the pedestrian system. (Policy 16) (1) Recognize street trees as a significant public asset and help integrate where possible into the streetscape. Planting strips can soften the edge adjacent to residential areas and visually integrate residential and non - residential areas. (Policy 17) (m) Require property owners to replace removed street trees at the time of removal or during the next planting season, subject to adopted planting standards. (Policy 18) (12) Recreation Element. (a) Develop, manage, and program parks in ways that minimize impacts on surrounding neighborhoods and minimize conflicts of use within parks. (Policy 5) (b) Support changes in traffic patterns that would minimize park automobile traffic impacting residential streets. (Policy 6) 9.9700 Willakenzie Area Plan Policies (1) Land Use Element - General Policies. (a) The City shall use the Land Use Diagram and accompanying text and policies of the Willakenzie Refinement Plan, as well as other applicable City goals, policies, and plans, to provide policy direction for public decisions affecting the plan area. (Policy 1) (b) The City shall ensure that future commercial development and redevelopment in the Willakenzie planning area is sensitive to and compatible with existing and planned development in the surrounding area. (Policy 2) (c) Retain existing significant vegetation whenever possible to provide buffering between residential and nonresidential uses, as well as between low- density and higher density residential areas. (Policy 3) (d) Recognize Coburg Road, the Ferry Street Bridge, Beltline Road, Delta. Highway, Interstate 5, and the Eugene - Springfield Highway (I -105) as designated entrance corridors to the city as identified in the adopted City of Eugene Entrance Beautification Study. (Policy 4) (e) Site review procedures or special development standards shall be Ordinance - 424