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1 Introduction. A is a tool used to exchange ideas and information about the physical image and quality of an area. This information can be very useful in developing design concepts and community vision as part of the comprehensive planning process. We will review a number of slides in succession. Please rate the images by circling the appropriate number using a scale of -3 (less preferred) to +3 (more preferred) based on your initial "gut feeling". "0" represents a neutral response because you do not feel one way or the other about the image. Please identify with single words or short phrases features that you like and features that you dislike about the image. Community Layout. Image 1 Image 2 Traffic separate from neighborhoods Large yards, privacy Safe family residential Dead end roads Requires car, ineffectual Huge shopping mall No community feel, unused parking Inconvenient access Communities isolated Barren, sterile Traffic Circulation More convenient travel Pedestrian friendly Pedestrian based, community feel Less driving, more social Walking access to everything More trees & landscaping Common walls, high density Page - 1 of 49

2 Single-Family Residential. Image 3 Image 4 Sidewalks set back from street Garages not visible - varied colors Garages on alley - Sense of place Porch-fronted houses Cozy, nice sidewalks, neighborhood feel Landscaping Landscaping, cozy feel Front porches Small houses too uniform Curved Streets, Clean Look, Generic Clean look No interest - all the same No trees Garage doors uninviting All one sees is garages cookie-cutter, boring too much pavement Setbacks too far Page - 2 of 49

3 Image 5 Image 6 Safer for kids playing on sidewalk Clean look Could grow into sense of place Garage doors less intimidating Porch fronted houses Planting strip along street Landscaping, Variety of houses Usable front porches Boxy Houses too close to street Houses too close to street Too linear Too much alike - Don't like garage as focal point Front garages discourage neighborhood relations Garage-fronted houses Too much concrete & garages No curbing Cookie-cutter, uniformity Looks isolated Page - 3 of 49

4 Residential Streetscape. Image 7 Image 8 Like some deep front lawns Nice homes Pleasant feel Open, airy feeling Interesting terrain, varied home style Useless planting strip Wasted space - too much sod Too much lawn Backyards too far back Front yards too big Better planting strip space Love trees in outer sidewalk Can't tell much but looks inviting Lots of trees, shade, minimal lawn Landscaping Mature landscaping, sidewalks separated, private but accessible Light Patterns, safe for walkers, established feel Looks walkable Shade trees, no lawns Page - 4 of 49

5 Image 9 Image 10 Like some this close to street Practical, good character & light Houses too close to street Appealing & gentrified but porches too small for use Homes too close to street Too close to street, claustrophobic Noise issues Usable front areas Narrower street, landscaping Will become shaded in time Narrow street, no sidewalk Prefer sidewalks No sidewalks - bad planning Garages No sidewalks Too uniform No lighting, impersonal, street too narrow Looks unfriendly Page - 5 of 49

6 Streetscapes. Image 11 Image 12 Interesting landscape Good sight distance for drivers Plenty of green Easy to maintain, off street parking Looks as if it moves traffic efficiently Long sight lines Too open Too much lawn to keep up Rather plain Very industrial looking, lots of pavement Useless sidewalks Creative parking, interesting landscaping Appropriate foliage, brick pattern to define sidewalk Love it! - Drought - tolerant plants Eye appeal, love 2-lane w/median, slow traffic for parking Appears well planned for traffic & pedestrians, plant variety Lower water consumption Landscape character Cozy, pleasant landscaping, narrow streets, separate sidewalks Walkable, parking Not enough landscaping Page - 6 of 49

7 Image 13 Image 14 Interesting landscape One - way street? Plenty of trees Pedestrian safety, trees near road Similar to #12 Shade Landscape character Separate sidewalks, lots of trees Friendly Street too narrow Too much to mow Houses too far back from street Water conservation No wasted water Uninteresting landscape Rocks are hot & ugly No green Dead space, no eye appeal Not humane, messy, unwelcoming Rather ugly No character Ugly, poorly maintained, lots of pavement Sidewalk to nowhere Page - 7 of 49

8 Downtowns Image 16 Image 15 Good sidewalks Awnings Sign, lights, canopies, colors Awnings make for inviting area Restored buildings, awnings Cozy, intimate Lack of landscaping Very stark - no visual interest Lack of landscaping No plants, flatness Sidewalk too narrow Little landscaping Too close, intrusive signage Good sidewalks Head-in parking, building character Color varieties Period architecture Parking Lack of landscaping Too stark, not enough green No plants, contrived, dull facades, unclean Less continuity and articulation - "flat" Look like new buildings - sparse Stark looking Looks fake Page - 8 of 49

9 Image 17 Image 18 Good sidewalks, diversity, landscaping Good landscaping Love the trees & flowers Planters Attractive to the eye Nice trees & landscaping Good blend of landscape & hardscape Wide walkways, separate parking, landscaping Too uniform Looks like one continuous building Wasted huge sidewalk Diversity of storefronts, landscaping Bench Lampposts, sidewalks Planters, light pole, varied sidewalks Also attractive to the eye Street furniture, good blend Page - 9 of 49

10 Multifamily Residential. Image 19 Image 20 Clean, practical use of space No diversity or landscaping - boring Garage doors Sidewalks too much alike All same color, good place to get lost, generic Ugly, no community, cookie cutter, low-cost Ticky-tacky No landscaping, looks too much the same Yuck, cookie - cutter, no landscaping, ugly Too uniform Good landscaping, diversity, some lawns Sidewalks, character, green Character, variety, planting strip Compelling & seductive, but sterile Higher quality, more individuality Landscaping & walk in front of bldgs Landscaping well proportioned, cozy building elevations Character Page - 10 of 49

11 Image 21 Image 22 Consolidated parking Set near trees, might offer neighborliness Ok for basic shelter, low-end housing, near trees Poor appearance Looks like barracks Yuk Ugly Bad aspect on a mediocre/average project Where the drug dealers go home Ugly buildings & siding Looks like military base housing Cold Appearance not bad Some variety, green/flowers Nice looking, assume garage, etc. in back Open space around dwellings or not? Landscaping Some architectural character Pleasant architecture Different facades & elevations Lack of diversity Need porches Too much pavement, too close to street Page - 11 of 49

12 Night Lighting. Image 23 Image 24 Safe Glare, too bright Too bright Overdone, wasteful glare, wasteful, high maintenance Blinding Too bright Too much glare Too bright Reflective lighting in building Keeps within space Discourages burglars, parking lot risky Good design Soft lighting, downcast Well shielded & aimed Needs an element of down-cast lighting Page - 12 of 49

13 Image 25 Image 26 Adequate for the sign Good signage lights Character Soft, downcast Very well-targeted Not enough light Visible enough? Covers access to building Character, inviting, individual, safe inviting Little trespass Hard to tell what it is Flood lights Lights up area beyond property Spotlight on sign too bright Page - 13 of 49

14 Pedestrian Crossings. Image 27 Image 28 Texture defines use of space Nice brick work Color changes, texture Brick Color & use of materials Different textures visible Looks safe Too close to intersection Narrow Rough, hard to clear of snow & ice Too narrow Well-marked Easier to see Appropriate for locale, well-marked Appropriate striping, good width Simple, well-marked, smooth Good definition of crossing Good Visibility Prefer brick to paint To glaring Garish Page - 14 of 49

15 Image 29 Image 30 Good visibility Adequate Not well marked Messy paint Poor paint job Looks dangerous Crude Not well marked Too close to traffic, too narrow Goes nowhere Cross walk separated from intersection Like cross-walk, traffic calming combo Well marked Definitely Abbey Road Raised Less obvious marking Narrowness, raising (safety) Missing John Paul George & Ringo, goo goo ga shoo Speed Bump Blends with pavement too much Page - 15 of 49

16 Streetlights. Image 31 Image 32 Good aesthetics Attractive down light Like directional lighting Light direction appropriate for space, clean OK, little light pollution, trespass Good fit for old and new parts of town Downcast Downcast Height Too tall Boring, utilitarian Too tall Looks good Like style Nice design, able to display banner Softer than #34, more human-scale Antique look, good if light is directed downward Architectural style Pleasant style, space for signs Too close to street, poor aesthetics Light shines all around Tight spacing, sidewalk needs color, plants Broadcast, not downcast, too many Not downcast, very tall Too tall Page - 16 of 49

17 Image 33 Image 34 Blends with area, modern Attractive Like style Style, placement, grass, shade Nice looking Architectural style More antique style Somewhat close to street Broadcast Too fancy Not downcast, too tall Too tall Modern Safety at night Downcast Downcast, cut off Functional Car lot lighting Style Brash, obvious Corporate, Robo world, Big Brother Too modern No style, too contemporary Too tall & industrial looking Page - 17 of 49

18 Pedestrian Access. Image 35 Image 36 Buffer from street Buffer zone between sidewalk & street Width, spacing from road, landscaping Treescape would be better with cut grass Trees Width of walk Wide & separated from street Safe Separation from pavement Sloppy grass maintenance Ugly poles Joints in concrete Landscape needs to be trimmed Uninviting, "exposed" Interesting lines Curve Wide walk rural feeling, journey as pleasant as destination Curved Too close to street. No buffer zone Hemmed by trees, insecure, too close to road Too close to traffic, dangerous to pedestrians Too close to road On street Close to traffic, possible snowplow conflict Page - 18 of 49

19 Image 37 Image 38 Some buffer Wide sidewalk Openness, curve Small barrier between street & sidewalk Meandering look Separate from street, wide No landscaping or uninteresting Where is lighting? Boring Some buffer, flows with streets & houses Nice buffer from street Curve, lighting, unique shaped walks, landscape potential Almost too cutesy, but OK Very inviting and welcoming, separate from street Skinny sidewalk Narrow walk Page - 19 of 49

20 Residential Areas. Image 39 Image 40 Setbacks Clean, safe, curved street Sidewalks, green space next to street Repetitious, somewhat uninteresting All the same To similar & close, garage fronts Sameness, no lighting or plants Monotony, no community Nothing but garages, I hate this house design Lacking good landscaping, homes look the same Too much garage, too close together, too uniform Wasted land Garages on street Setbacks, Large units for lots More interesting roof lines, less garage door emphasis Better spacing Variety, colors, sidewalk Sidewalks, green space next to street Better architectural character Space between houses, porches Architectural variety Too similar McMansions, no plants Monotony, no community Too much lawn Houses too big, architecture too uniform Setbacks too far Garage on street Page - 20 of 49

21 Image 41 Image 42 Setback of parking, interesting fences Interesting design Like variety, mailbox at residence Uniqueness, sidewalks, trees, social, cleanliness Idyllic setting Inviting neighborhood feel, no garages visible Street articulation Porches, varied elevation, detached sidewalk, fences Livable Urban, mature character Alley Lawn on parking strip no good Variety, green space - probably ok Difficult to accomplish Driveways crossing walkways Good landscape, low water use Practical Separated sidewalks, landscaping Lack of landscaping, least interesting, no setbacks Dead, uninviting, grey Looks like a Motel 6 Sterile Homes too close to street Scale is too big, too crowded, too much pavement Tall masses, no trees Page - 21 of 49

22 Duplex/Multi Family. Image 43 Image 44 Aesthetic Porches, welcoming Practical, clean Not unattractive, but porches are useless Looks like a house Architecture Garages, keep cars off street Garages too dominant Garage doors Once again, garages dominate Not inviting, looks like one big house Too much garage Looks jail-like Porches Porches welcoming, vegetation This is a place where you know your neighbors Excellent use of outside space Balconies, old-fashioned look Balconies Porches People spaces outside High density, need more of a mountain feel Sloppy Doesn't fit in Colorado Crowded feeling Page - 22 of 49

23 Image 45 Image 46 Setbacks Contrasting appearance Clean, will improve with landscaping Stone façade, larger units, no garage, separate entrances Decent architecture, landscaping OK Uninteresting Will mature as trees age Stark, too similar, unwelcoming Little personal development Soulless Looks like apartments Unusable yard Façade massive No garage doors, aesthetic Good contrast in construction material Fencing, trees Ok styling, attractive railings, potential for individuality Green enough, good articulation in building Mature trees, urban Parking? Uniform colors, no personality Porches are useless Dated style Too dense, crowded Page - 23 of 49

24 Commercial 1. Image 47 Image 48 Good parking, serves purpose Efficient, utilitarian Typical, OK in retail center Landscaped islands Needs more landscaping Sterile Flat, dull, no appeal Tough to gauge optimum parking Signage too large Signage too prominent Too industrial, too much pavement Cars rule Just like all "Lowes" in U.S. Ugly building Aesthetically pleasing, well landscaped Brick store is less intrusive, blends w/ landscaping Good parking, serves purpose Efficient Tough to gauge optimum parking Brick more attractive Use of brick, sign blends in More landscaping, more stylish architecture Better façade Good architecture Higher-end Nice building Some appeal Cars rule design Page - 24 of 49

25 Image 49 Image 50 Small & functional Some grass Disarray Trashy Looks bad Uninviting This place was not meant to be photographed Overhead lines, place is run down Overhead electric, Strip mall look Rundown, bland Where is it? Auto-oriented, no crosswalk Strip mall Setbacks, good appearance Good access for pedestrians Good parking, attractive trees Inviting, character uniform, lighting How close to street, tough to compare Comfortable separation of pedestrians and vehicles Use of brick Landscaping is more attractive, house-like appearance More user-friendly Looks vintage, human-friendly Nice pedestrian mall No benches or "people stuff" Page - 25 of 49

26 Commercial 2. Image 51 Image 52 Landscape, parking Park in front of store Good parking, variety of storefronts Trees, plants Landscaping is adequate Diagonal parking? Landscaping, close-in parking Parking Curved street, not massive parking lot Straight-in parking, too uniform in color, poor signage Can't see signs Too uniform, can't see signs, landscaping Traditional strip mall Aesthetics, landscaping Charming Plants, style, curb appeal, good signage, color, canvas shades Good use of corners, windows, articulation Simple brick Use of Brick Attractive architecture, low-key signage, landscaping Vintage architecture, people-friendly, good design Stand alone Nice building Close parking Compact, efficient. Parking ratio Page - 26 of 49

27 Image 53 Image 54 Aesthetic, good parking Clean looking Good parking Signage, drive-up access Unsure what I am looking at Architectural character OK Architecture Higher end shopping w/out being a strip mall No interest Chain stores all look the same No trees Will need to be remodeled in a few years Boring typical strip mall No trees Strip Mall Independent businesses, variety Has potential, trees Different building styles Vintage/different themes Keep character of old New Castle Awful signage Needs restoration now; overhead lines Overhead electric, materials, no landscaping Ugly and unimaginative Overhead power, auto emphasis Old town, no buried utilities Page - 27 of 49

28 Highway Commercial. Image 55 Image 56 Landscaping Lighting low, people friendly Ugly, crammed Little human space or appeal No trees Don't understand design No parking Roofline not interesting Aesthetic, parking Set-back, safe-feeling, shady Better than average looking 7/11, probably due to trees Shade, off-road parking Pleasant & shady Easily spotted, some landscaping Outdated Page - 28 of 49

29 Image 57 Image 58 Get in easy, get out as quick as you can Signs for gas visible Ugly Yuk Everything Ugly signage Quintessentially ugly A mess Clutter Very ugly Interesting Inviting, visitor-friendly Variety, cleanliness, character, landscaping This doesn't look like Highway Commercial Trees, people, scale Nice design Where is parking? Page - 29 of 49

30 Commercial Centers. Image 59 Image 60 Aesthetics OK, Storefronts varied Varied architecture Lighting, trees good Better than average Architectural storefronts0 Resembles neighborhood marketplace Good frontage Some trees, broken façade architecture Western feel Nicely designed Lack of setback No green, parking farther away No place to sit Its still a Wal-Mart Parking Down-cast lights Uninteresting Black hole of asphalt Too much empty space, no green God, no All parking, no customers Too much free parking Small, stand-alone bldgs with large parking No landscaping, no pedestrian walks Bleak Mass of asphalt Parking lot Page - 30 of 49

31 Image 62 Image 61 Landscaping modest Vegetation, parking Lighting, trees Pleasant, attractive Landscaping and walkways Landscape strips Low scale lighting, walkways with trees Nice design mundane, dreary Aesthetic, good landscaping Parking lot broken up with landscaping Vegetation, parking Landscaping, variety of parking area Attractive but streetscape minimized parking oppts. Parking area Central access area, cozy feeling, sidewalks People-friendly Nice design, good parking Too cluttered, confusing Wasted parking areas Too big-city, industrial Page - 31 of 49

32 Open Space. Image 63 Image 64 Natural Land and Water Spacious, Natural, easy to maintain Low maintenance Native Landscape Pleasant, open, close to water Scenic, good sight distances Wildlife, riparian habitat Limited landscape Narrow path Constrained to bike path Path narrow Vegetative control, weeds, fire Structure appealing Info Center Bike Rack Practical, trash receptacle, bike rack Utilitarian Signage, Bick Racks Info kiosk, bike rack Nice interpretive signs, gathering area for parties Crowded feeling Control weeds Page - 32 of 49

33 Image 65 Image 66 Openness Soccer Field? Kites, nice playing field Green space is always good Lots of space Mature, good gathering space Clean Uninteresting Uninviting No bank rack, colors Path bisects landscape Too plain, high maintenance Unimaginative Proximity to road Maintenance Fits in with area, interesting aesthetics, bridge Bridge adds interesting element Variety Curves, scenic walk Imitates local color palate Very nice Bridge, managing walkways Combinations of trees, path and open space is pleasing Wide path, curvy trail Pretty High Maintenance Maintenance Page - 33 of 49

34 Parks. Image 67 Image 68 Functional Good play area Safe OK All 4 have their unique functions High use No shade Needs more stuff Needs water, bench in shade Small, not much to do Boring Good shade OK Intensive play area High use Congested Too much stuff Not sure what we're seeing Too much stuff Page - 34 of 49

35 Image 69 Image 70 Functional Good for ballfield Necessary Play ball! Different activities, big Good visibility, other areas adjoining High use Outfield a little shallow for multi-age, multi-use Good visibility for kids High maintenance Fits into neighborhood Good visually Like this in neighborhood High use Not functional Not of much use Needs seating Needs picnic bench or some utilitarian feature Too small, too close to traffic High Maintenance Page - 35 of 49

36 Alleys. Image 71 Image 72 Kept up Airy, roomy Access to garage in rear, practical Parking in back Little congested Not wide enough Dark, cold, feels like tunnel, unsafe Slum? Too small for 3 story buildings Too narrow Too tight, big city Ugly Not congested Width Wide, off-street parking Trash in back Not neat Too wide Ugly No maintenance, unkempt Too wide Ugly Page - 36 of 49

37 Image 73 Image 74 Alleys should be interesting Fun to walk Where else would we keep this stuff? Great alley Landscaped Unaesthetic Alleys seem to collect a lot of trash Not wide enough Ugly Eyesore, no discernible practical use A mess No outlet, ice won't melt Ugly Not congested, kept up Garage access in back Width Safe looking Ok if landscaping added Unattractive but rear garage access Rear parking Nice architecture, good vehicle access Like the garage in back Sterile Why bother? Page - 37 of 49

38 River Corridors. Image 75 Image 76 Pleasant appearance Rivers should have a variety of uses Access for public Safe usages? Easy access Very active Inviting, good recreation Very accessible Usable Active, inviting Good access for rec. Overly designed No tables Too improved Natural channel, aesthetic Makes for more interest Practical for setting OK for urban setting Great access in urban area Looks secure Bike path Too man made No tables, seating Separated Look of access right to water Too congested Looks "off limits" No river access - controlled Industrial Page - 38 of 49

39 Image 77 Image 78 Natural Unremarkable Natural Very wild & natural Natural Unspoiled, good wildlife cover Natural Natural Needs work, lack of access Give us a path Trashy, no planning No easy access, needs native trail No people access Natural features maintained Access Beautiful Inviting Well done Open, accessible Walkable Natural, accessible Fishing habitat No seating What can you do? Too "Landscaped" Page - 39 of 49

40 New Castle Images Image 1 Image 2 Features to Retain: Setback, parking Rock retaining walls Boulders Functionality, Accessibility Mountains Provide for more off-street parking Off street parking Commercial uses Features to Change: More interesting design, more windows Put in landscaping! More. No need to beautify south side Color of buildings Landscaping and fencing More landscaping. Why does urban equate to ugly? Better façade Features to Add: Landscaping needed Character to building Signage, curb appeal They could add landscaping but they aren't Trees, landscaping Landscaping, visual appeal Landscaping Features to Retain: Business Park - good Tidiness Features to Change: Place to love Needs camoflauge0 Berm/landscaping Color of buildings Paint to blend with surroundings Color Features to Add: Its soulless but apparently unseen & unnoticed Trees, landscaping Taller solid fencing Landscaping, visual mediation Landscaping Page - 40 of 49

41 Image 3 Image 4 Features to Retain: Not much Recycle of trees None of it Nothing Features to Change: Improved site management Good place for it Removal Organization would be helpful What is this? Ugly as sin but no-one sees this Clean it up! Clean it up! Weed mitigation Clean up Features to Add: Landscaping needed Public park Hide it, please! Lava flows A really tall fence all around it Solid fencing everywhere Fencing, landscaping, berms Features to Retain: Housing necessary Features to Change: Set back more Widen road Unwelcoming, add landscaping Needs a pedestrian bridge soon! Need 4 lamps. Duplexes on ridge were a mistake Widen road, change building colors Features to Add: Landscaping along length Needs landscaping Walking bridge, trees on slope below duplexes Pedestrian walkway, railing, lighting Dangerous! Trees to hide the new structures on the hill Signage Pedestrian & access roundabout Page - 41 of 49

42 Image 5 Features to Retain: Basic housing needed Mountains Better looking than I thought it would be Dense development in attractive place Features to Change: Less density Not a problem, its built in a flood plain & will eventually wash away Landscape view from highway Different exteriors Features to Add: Landscaping to entire property Park in foreground Wildlife habitat, riverfront park, replant cottonwoods More trees Landscaping in front of buildings Landscaping, visual, auditory break from highway Different elevation Image 6 Features to Retain: Service needed They have done a good job of landscaping Nicely maintained, good landscaping It is what it is Features to Change: Lower the lights Features to Add: Yuk! Signage to H.D., etc. add "Welcome to N.C." More trees Improve landscaping and signage Landscaping More landscaping Page - 42 of 49

43 Image 7 Features to Retain: Aesthetics It works Separation from highway Features to Change: More landscaping in parking area Less rock; black hole of asphalt I don't know Landscaping the hill behind City Market Lower lights, change building colors Features to Add: More trees Intersection corner; make empty lot more attractive Good Thai, Caribbean restaurants Taller trees on southern exposure Add open rail fencing Pedestrian walks & islands, more landscaping in parking areas More landscaping Image 8 Features to Retain: Mountains Landscape to code on Pepsi land Features to Change: Less imposing signs More landscaping around Pepsi land (good luck) Paint Pepsi structure, Paint City Market sign Poles brown Sign clutter, Paint color on Pepsi, less rock, More mulch Lower signs Features to Add: Spruce up the street row Inviting entrance Row of trees south of 6 & 24 A good Ethiopian restaurant Add street trees, add "Welcome to New Castle " sign More ground cover Page - 43 of 49

44 Image 9 Image 10 Features to Retain: Affordable housing Features to Change: Landscaping uninteresting Rocks Sterile feeling This is worse than I feared, how did we let this happen? Colors, less rock, too uniform Less rocks, build higher Features to Add: Paint garage doors white Green, variety Color, shade, where is garbage pickup? A bulldozer Add trees and grass More mulch, organics More interesting building lines Features to Retain: Housing Roof lines, varied architecture Color scheme 1/2 of them Denser development Features to Change: More diversity of buildings Varied Increase size of lots Watering bluegrass overwhelms wildlife patterns This is better than I anticipated Nothing can be done Smaller houses in proportion to lot sizes Too uniform Features to Add: Buffering top of slope More trees More space between homes Make more energy efficient Adherence to green building code Really tall, bushy trees Add open rail fencing behind homes Page - 44 of 49

45 Image 11 Features to Retain: Housing Wide streets Color scheme and variety Practical, nice variety, good mix Looks good Features to Change: More space between houses Too close to road Too close to CVB More interesting colors on houses Offer trim in other colors Ugly green in middle - Smaller houses on smaller lots Landscape Features to Add: Landscaping along street More space between homes Landscaping, create open area or park Green building code adherence Add some additional trees in back yards Landscaping of meaningful size Image 12 Features to Retain: Wide streets Features to Change: Hollywood curbs and sidewalks Energy Improvements House designs Narrower streets, less garage frontage Road too wide Features to Add Green strip between street and sidewalk Lighting where? Trees Page - 45 of 49

46 Image 13 Features to Retain: Fences Good natural spaces trail Bike path Trail, open space Bike path, sidewalks As is Features to Change: Like the picket fences House colors Stupid picket fence Features to Add: Landscape trail in ROW area Benches, trash bin Landscaping instead of pickets Image 14 Features to Retain: Trail and trailhead Trail & sign Features to Change: Landscaping Improve access Not much of a trailhead Update sign, bring closer to sidewalk Signage pole to the right, barn needs to go Features to Add: Sign on Main St. advertising path Trash bin Signage, landscaping Add trees along SW Improve trail start Landscaping along fences Page - 46 of 49

47 Image 15 Image 16 Features to Retain: Trail sign, fences Keep natural space Mountains Features to Change: Move trail to the right Privacy fences are tough to deal with Maintain area between fence and sidewalk Better walking surface Features to Add: Row of trees Landscaping Features to Retain: Curved street Median strip Median strip Features to Change: No lawn, groundcover for ease of maintenance I think we're stuck Cobra heads, detach sidewalks Move over sidewalks, street lights too high Features to Add: "Adopt a flowerbed" buffer zone between road and sidewalk Page - 47 of 49

48 Features to Retain: Corner building, parking Good commercial space and architecture Great fit for the district Much more of this - need commercial! Period architecture Features to Change: Upgrade block to east Paint on planter Better signage Demolish bar Building has no character Features to Add: More perennials More stores, restaurants Colors on doors 2-3 story brick bldg where bar was Add awnings above windows Trees Image 17 Image 18 Features to Retain: Housing for now Residential Features to Change: Convert to commercial with time Improve sidewalks Maintenance Remove weeds Overhead utilities, crosswalks Features to Add: Improve crossings, plants crosswalks Page - 48 of 49

49 Image 19 Features to Retain: Good for park and ride parking Features to Change: Needs shade trees Eyesore! Develop it somehow Paint colors, general cleanup Lower Street lamps Features to Add: Anything - Park or a draw to downtown Row of trees along sidewalk Move museum here Building Add solid fence in front of cars Landscaping/berms Low fencing along sidewalk Image 20 Features to Retain: Open area Wide street and parking Residential Features to Change: Upgrade Park in alleys, lighting, repair facades & sidewalk Widen the sidewalk Pave parking areas Unfinished shoulders Define parking better Features to Add: Curb appeal Streetscape? Shoulder landscaping Page - 49 of 49