This video begins with a short dramatization of the difficulties an office worker encounters when he decides to walk to a restaurant at lunch from a remote office location, illustrating the challenges faced with auto-oriented planning. Through examples in and around Wisconsin, this video introduces key design concepts, community strategies and the wide range of social, economic and environmental benefits of pedestrian friendly development.
Available for free* two-week loan from:
Learning Resource Center & Library
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
520 Lafayette Rd North
St. Paul MN 55155
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resourcecenter.pca@state.mn.us
*borrower pays return postage.
Back to the Future: Designs for Walkable Neighborhoods
Posted: September 11, 2019 by MAEE Administration
Category: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
This video begins with a short dramatization of the difficulties an office worker encounters when he decides to walk to a restaurant at lunch from a remote office location, illustrating the challenges faced with auto-oriented planning. Through examples in and around Wisconsin, this video introduces key design concepts, community strategies and the wide range of social, economic and environmental benefits of pedestrian friendly development.