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Code · Virginia · Title 33.2 · Chapter 3

Code of Virginia § 33.2-354. Commonwealth Transportation Board to develop and update Statewide Pedestrian Policy.

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A. The Board shall develop and update as needed a Statewide Pedestrian Policy. The Board shall:
1. Provide opportunities for receipt of comments, suggestions, and information from local governments, business and civic organizations, and other concerned parties;
2. Identify and evaluate needs at statewide, regional, and local levels for additional facilities required to promote pedestrian access to schools, places of employment and recreation, and major activity centers;
3. Consider and evaluate potential ways of meeting these needs; and
4. Set forth conclusions as to goals, objectives, and strategies to meet these needs in a safety-conscious manner.
B. The Board shall coordinate the development of the Statewide Pedestrian Policy with that of the Statewide Transportation Plan provided for in § 33.2-353 and cover the same 20-year planning horizon. The Statewide Pedestrian Policy shall be summarized in a public document and made available to the general public upon presentation to the Governor and General Assembly, either in combination with the Statewide Transportation Plan or as a separate document.
2002, c. 453 , § 33.1-23.03:001; 2014, c. 805 .
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