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IMPLEMENTATION 2013 BOSTON TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT BOSTON COMPLETE STREETS GUIDELINES Implementation Introduction 248 Implementation Principles 249 Public Agency Fiduciary Responsibilities 250 Project Development and Review Process 252 Project Development and Review 255 Maintenance 263 6 Download this PDF

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2013 Boston transportation DepartmentBoston Complete streets GuiDelines

ImplementationIntroduction 248Implementation Principles 249Public Agency Fiduciary Responsibilities 250Project Development and Review Process 252Project Development and Review 255Maintenance 263

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2013248 Boston transportation DepartmentBoston Complete streets GuiDelines

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The Boston Complete Street Guidelines inform the planning, design, construction, and maintenance requirements for all public right-of-way improvements. The design and implementation of projects must remain flexible to the unique circumstances of each site, creating the most sustainable and innovative solutions. Below are the principles that inform implementation practices in Boston:

Project initiation is focused on revitalizing streets that improve access to major destinations and the city’s neighborhoods.

Community supported projects are encouraged.

Goals are identified at project initiation to foster multimodal designs and context-sensitive solutions.

Designs are informed by an all-inclusive and transparent public process from planning through design and construction.

Designs are developed with a focus on matching available resources with expected outcomes.

Interagency review is coordinated and efficient with a commitment toward taking responsibility and action.

Key constraints are recognized early in the process, including right-of-way ownership, major utility and areaway conflicts, and long-term maintainability.

Multimodal access for motor vehicles, transit, bicycles, and pedestrians, particularly for persons with disabilities, is provided during construction.

Implementation practices seek to protect and preserve Boston’s valuable environmental and historical resources.

During all phases of implementation, stormwater management and environmental mitigation practices are considered.

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