2012 National Award for Smart Growth Achievement Booklet¶
United States Environmental Protection Agency. (2012). 2012 National Award for Smart Growth Achievement Booklet.
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- Road Diet
- Lancaster Boulevard in Lancaster, California — a downtown arterial converted from four lanes to two plus a turn lane, with sidewalk widening — documented commercial vacancy falling by roughly 70 percent and downtown sales tax revenue approximately doubling
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“A dilapidated downtown corridor has been transformed into a lively, mixed-use district through investments in the streetscape, housing, and business development, bringing jobs, economic growth, and community revitalization.”
- Lancaster Boulevard in Lancaster, California — a downtown arterial converted from four lanes to two plus a turn lane, with sidewalk widening — documented commercial vacancy falling by roughly 70 percent and downtown sales tax revenue approximately doubling
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