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Vision This policy is created to empower and direct citizens, elected officials, government agencies, planners, engineers, and architects to use an interdisciplinary approach to incorporate the heeds of all users into the design and construction of roadway prcjects in the City of Pleasanton. The City of Pleasanton's Complete Streets Policy is developed to provide guidance for its residents, decision makers. staff, and various partners to ensure that multimodal elements are incorporated into all transportation improvement projects to ensure the following: • New construction and re-construction roadway projects in the City shall accommodate users of all ages and abilities including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, motorists arid adjacent land uses. o Roadway projects shall adhere to the most recent City- approved: o General Plan, o Various Specific Plans, Traffic Impact Analyses, etc, o Standards Specifications and Details, o Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan, o Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program, o Regional, State and Federal design guidelines and policies, o Other applicable transportation policies • Roadway projects shall respect the character of the community they are serving and preserve the environmental, scenic, aesthetic, and historic resources of the area. • Roadway projects shall follow an open and transparent public engagement process during the planning, design and development of Complete Streets projects. • Exceptions to the policy or exemptions from the policy shall be ��`".'� approved by the Director of Community Development and must ■��`� app Y Y p �r� 'MGM be documented with supporting data that indicates the basis for u__ _ the decision.