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Healthy communities improve the social, economic
and physical well-being of their people, places, and natural
environments.
Healthy Communities:
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are walkable, sustainable and human-scaled |
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promote physical activity within the
course of daily living
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contain clearly identifiable centers and
edges |
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are interconnected by convenient, attractive
and safe streets, walks and trails |
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provide accessible, multiple-use public
squares, plazas and parks |
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support diverse housing choices for all
ages, incomes and families |
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offer transportation options that reduce
auto use and make transit convenient |
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provide balanced work, shopping, educational
and recreational opportunities |
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encourage economic, environmental and
cultural responsiveness and sustainability |
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