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Why is Walking and Bicycling for Transportation Important? ................................................................... 2  \nB. Why Invest in Walking and Bicycling? ......................... 4  \nC. Plan Purpose ................................................................ 6  \nD. Plan Organization ........................................................ 8  \nE. PDCTC Background ...................................................... 9  \n2) Federal, State, and Local Guidance................................ 10  \nA. Federal ....................................................................... 10  \nB. State ........................................................................... 11  \nC. Region/Mid-Hudson Valley........................................ 13  \nD. Dutchess County ........................................................ 14  \nE. Local Plans ................................................................. 19  \nF. Local Comprehensive Plans ....................................... 26  \nG. Local Codes ................................................................ 26  \n3) Design Guidelines .........................................................32  \nA. Sidewalks ................................................................... 32  \nB. Marked Crosswalks .................................................... 36  \nC. Paved Shoulders ........................................................ 40  \nD. Shared-Use Paths....................................................... 42  \nE. Shared-Lane Markings (‘Sharrows’) .......................... 45  \nF. Bicycle Lanes .............................................................. 47  \nG. Bicycle Boulevards ..................................................... 51  \nH. Bicycle Parking ........................................................... 53  \nI. Traffic Calming ........................................................... 56  \nJ. Street Amenities ...................................................................59  \nK. Bus Stops ..............................................................................60  \nL. Traffic Signals........................................................................62  \nM. Maintenance.........................................................................65  \n4) Dutchess County Overview.....................................................68  \nA. Demographics ......................................................................68  \nB. National and State Travel Data ............................................70  \nC. Dutchess County Travel Survey Data ...................................71  \nD. Local Data .............................................................................72  \nE. Existing Facilities...................................................................83  \nF. Safety Data ...........................................................................88  \nG. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ..................................92  \nH. Existing Walking & Bicycling Programs.................................96  \nI. Maintenance Practices ....................................................... 102  \n5) Introduction to the Planning Area Chapters ......................... 104  \n5.1) Lower Hudson.................................................................. 106  \n(Towns of Poughkeepsie, Wappinger, and Fishkill; Cities of  \nPoughkeepsie and Beacon; Villages of Wappingers Falls and  \nFishkill)  \nA. Walking and Bicycling Factors ............................................ 106  \n1. Land Use .................................................................... 106  \n2. Demographics............................................................ 111  \n3. Walking & Bicycling Facilities .................................... 113  \nB. 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