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3.2. Bodies of water not defined as lakes shall have pathways when they fit into the overall <br />pathways system. <br />3.3. Pathways inparks and open spaces will be developed consistent with their individual park <br />master plans. <br />4. Provide and designate pathways for winter activities where appropriate. <br />4.1. Cross-country and snowshoe locations will be designated �by the <br />Parks and Recreation Department. <br />4.2. Snowmobiles and other unauthorized motorized vehicles will not be allowed on off-road <br />or paved surface pathways, <br />5. Develop destination trail loops fa-eXeFe:Ses:o promote healthv and active lifestvles. <br />5.1. Loop pathways will be designated, measured and signed in coordination with the Parks <br />and Recreation Department. <br />5.2. Where possible, develop continuous pathway loops that are unbroken by street crossings <br />and other obstructions. <br />6. Develop a pathways system that is accessible from all areas of the city. <br />6.1. The pathways system w444 -should be designed to provide an unobstructed connection no <br />further than 1/4 mile to a pathway from any given property. Where the 1/4 mile distance is <br />not feasible <br />CONNECTION <br />Provide a safe network of pathway linkages for pedestrians and cyclists to and between <br />educational facilities, churches, business centers, transit stops, parks and open space. <br />7.1. Business centers shall have pathways connecting to the public pathway network. <br />7.2. Schools shall have off --road connections to the pathways network. <br />7.3. Parks, open space and transit stops shall have a pathway connecting them to the pathways <br />network. <br />7.4. Include school property for possible pathway loops and linkages to the greater pathways <br />network. <br />7.5. Provide public access to school facilities/grounds (i.e. running track), <br />8. Provide access around/through major obstacles. <br />8.1. Major obstacles include Highway 36, Snelling Avenue and Highway 35W. <br />8.2. When bridge reconstruction takes place, 'i�&bicyclist and pedestrian <br />accommodations shall be integrated into the design. <br />8.3_Connections across major obstacles shall be provided at controlled intersections or be <br />grade separated (pedestrian bridges and tunnels). <br />
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