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6) Install sidewalks and pathways consistent with the City of Roseville adopted Pathway Plan throughout the area and into the adj acent parks, neighborhood and retail areas. 7) Encourage the construction of mixed-use buildings with scale and detailing appropriate to the surroundings. 8) Where feasible and meeting State standards and City policies, utilize tax increment financing and other financial tools and grants to assist property owners and developers to remodel or redevelop their properties consistent with the Twin Lakes Master Plan adopted as part of the Comprehensive Plan. Utilize City Brownfield revolving business loans in cooperation with local banks to assist existing businesses to remediate contaminated sites. 9) Encourage improvement of visual attractiveness of property, buildings and public rights-of-way and buffering around pre-e�sting, non-conforming industrial uses. 10) Create redevelopment opportunities for property owners and developers on sites that are underused or not meeting current codes, "Underused" means buildings not covering at least 25% of the site, and land value at or below the average for the study area. 11) Identify contaminated sites, determine the extent of the problem; identify remedial actions to be undertaken by the owner to mitigate; and identify and secure financial incentives to complete the work. 12) The County roads function best as carriers of local and cross-community traffic. In areas fronting County roads where each site could be redeveloped independently, consider access off of a City access road, shared drives, cul-de-sacs or other means to limit excessive curb cuts. 13) Discourage the development of additional curb cuts onto County roads and eliminate or combine existing curb cuts whenever possible. Require shared driveways or City access roads on site plan to diminish conflicts between through traffic and local traffic. 14) Improve the street signage and direction signs. Create a standard dimension building tenant sign, which is clearly readable from the street. 15) Maintain and improve the efficiency and function of Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area streets without widening existing roads, except for turning lanes. 16) Request the County to establish Capital Improvement timelines for: