City of bellingham 25th st. bike and pedestrian improvements
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RPLA, Rubenkonig Planning & Landscape Architecture, has been triply rewarded for the Bellingham 25th Street Transportation Improvement Project. This time Greenroads International will grant Silver standing —at the April 17th Annual Award Ceremony. As part of the team RPLA designed the pedestrian pathway and the Native, non-invasive vegetation— that does not require irrigation— to clean and filter stormwater.
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- 5. Sustainable, Environmental and Native Collaborate with Parks Department to: • Retain existing mature trees • Add trees, shrubs and ground covers • Street trees of different heights • Use an Arborist as needed • Remove non-natives • Vegetation was required to be easy, hardy, & drought tolerant
- 6. Effective Aesthetics Roadside plantings: • Slow Traffic • Separate pedestrians and vehicles • Improve pedestrian visibility and safety • Reduce heat-island effect. Bio-retention facility plantings: • Dramatic increase in uptake and filtering of storm water borne pollutants by new plants and amended soils
- 7. Project Summary • Access and safety improved for non-motorized modes of transportation by reducing or separating points of conflict with vehicles • Increased overall corridor capacity, functionality and circulation for all users • Improved & enhanced stormwater quality and runoff controls • Provided visual improvements and positive environmental impacts • ADA standards achieved