An Economic Summary on the Benefits of Complete Streets¶
Center for Business and Economic Research, University of Nevada Las Vegas. (2021). An Economic Summary on the Benefits of Complete Streets.
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- Latent Service Bundle
- Public infrastructure: streets deliver mobility, drainage, utility conduit, microclimate, retail-frontage value, social-encounter staging, and emergency access, while decisions about widening or removing them typically consult only the mobility line.
This sourceDocuments that streets deliver a multi-category bundle of benefits beyond mobility — safety, public health, local economic activity, placemaking, property-value uplift — that conventional mobility-only evaluation omits.
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The white paper documents safety, mobility, retail, property-value and health benefits of complete streets, but not drainage, utility, microclimate or emergency functions, nor mobility-only decision practice.
“We conclude that Clark County should consider implementing Complete Streets policies as they bring a variety of safety, mobility, and economic benefits that were briefly mentioned above.”
- Public infrastructure: streets deliver mobility, drainage, utility conduit, microclimate, retail-frontage value, social-encounter staging, and emergency access, while decisions about widening or removing them typically consult only the mobility line.
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