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Trustees pause adoption of Complete Streets policy; request consultant and focus projects before county grant application
Summary
Board members discussed a draft Complete Streets policy and design standards, debated using it to support a county Complete Streets grant for a North Stone corridor project, and agreed not to adopt the policy immediately. Staff will seek a consultant to prepare project concepts and funding-ready designs.
Board of Trustees members discussed a draft Complete Streets policy and accompanying design standards during their July 21 session and declined to adopt the policy that night, instead directing staff to hire a consultant to develop project-ready designs and identify funding.
The item originated as a draft policy and ranking chart adapted from a neighboring jurisdiction’s recent work. A staff member said the draft was largely copied from “Sleepy Hollows” with modifications for local use and was prepared in part to support an application to the county’s Complete Streets program.
Trustees and staff focused on a potential project on North Stone Avenue from Main Street to 9A — a corridor the staff member described as a candidate for conversion to one-way northbound with added angled parking, calming features, and a bike…
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