Climate-Friendly Areas Evaluation Report
Medford · Page 50 of 55 · Adopted 2023-12-01
5Encouraging less driving is great, as
well as making it possible. However,
people like choice, so if they want to,
they will drive none the less, so not
sure this is an integral solution.
However, if the walks are attractive,
well kept and safe, with just as
attractive and safe bike paths along
side, they may attract young and
energetic positive people, and be
meet the preference of many. The
physically challenged will likely call an
Uber(etc) to get to the market
anyway. The plan would be especially
effective in the Salem and Portland
areas where getting to work requires
much driving for most. Finding a
solution to get the roving bands of
drug addicts and mentally ill off the
streets would be smart, prior to
expecting people to be comfortable
walking to destinations. I'm neutral
here, as I do not see that the proposal
offers conclusive solutions to the
above issues. That is, it would be good
to solve the climate problem, but
maybe we need to keep the analysis
going until a plan can be stated that
makes sense.
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