City of Reedley General Plan 2030

LU 2.6F - Street standards shall be revised to reflect Complete Streets design which
includes the following:
(1) Narrow street widths, particularly on local streets, to the maximum extent practical.
(2) Revised geometrics of street intersections, including smaller turning radii.
(3) Tree-lined streets, including parkways between the curb and sidewalk.
(4) Along major streets, landscaped medians shall be constructed.
(5) Revised street standards shall ensure safe and efficient access for emergency
vehicles.
(6) Roundabouts shall be located at selected street intersections to improve traffic flow,
reduce air emissions and to provide community landmarks.
(7) Circulation plans for pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle traffic shall provide for effective
connections to major community facilities, such as the Kings River, Rail Trail, Downtown,
Reedley College, Reedley High School, elementary schools and parks and employment
areas.
(8) Street designs for collector and arterial roadways shall include provisions for future
fixed route transit systems.
LU 2.6G - In order to provide efficient transportation, new development shall be arranged
with a grid street pattern, to the extent practical. The use of cul-de-sac streets shall be kept
to a minimum.
LU 2.6H - Sidewalk standards shall be revised to encourage and facilitate pedestrian activity
by increasing sidewalk width, allow meandering sidewalk patterns and incorporating the
placement of street trees between the sidewalk and the street.
LU 2.6I - New residential development shall be designed around “activity nodes” which
provide commercial uses, employment centers, higher density development, and a complete
range of supporting social and cultural facilities to the surrounding neighborhood.
2.7 LAND USE DESIGNATIONS
Planned land use designations typically fall into one of four categories; residential, commercial,
industrial and other (e.g. public facility, open space). The planned land use designation is an
illustrative representation on the land use map (Figure 2.5 – Proposed Land Use Additions and
Changes). The particular land use designation is then further described using goals and
policies, as described below.
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