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Strategies > Land Use Strategies

Land Use Strategies

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Land use refers to the patterns of residential, commercial, institutional, industrial, and other types of land uses in a community. Typically, although not always, zoning policies and codes determine how these uses are distributed across the landscape. 

​Effective transportation decision-making cannot be made without considering land use. How a street functions is based on the surrounding land use patterns.

Below are the land use strategies currently featured in Streetsmart:
  • Local Accessibility
  • Regional Accessibility
  • Residential Density
  • Land Use Mix
  • Street Network Connectivity​
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