
| Walkability Checklist |
With leadership from the Urban Design Studio, in Summer 2007, the Citywide Planning Commission adopted the Walkability Checklist and directed that it be applied to all projects seeking discretionary approval, primarily Site Plan Review and Zone Change cases. Initially advanced by Councilmember Eric Garcetti, making our City more walkable is the natural outgrowth of a good climate, a desire to reduce carbon footprints, and create more opportunities within neighborhood districts for social contact and exchange. |
Walkability
has a long history in the City, first considered prominently by
former Councilmember Michael Woo who introduced the original Pedestrian
Bill of Rights. |
The development
of the initial Checklist required input by many stakeholders,
lead by the City's Pedestrian Advisory Committee and including
participation from several departments and agencies as well. |
On August 23, 2007,
the Citywide Planning Commission approved the Walkability Checklist.
The final graphically complete Walkability Checklist was completed
in November 2008. |
| You can review the Walkability Checklist by downloading either the entire document or by chapter. Sections of the Walkability Checklist are available for download in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format (below left). The Acrobat Reader plugin is available as a free download from http://www.adobe.com. |
