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City of Santa Barbara
Circulation Element
Table of Contents

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	Acknowledgements
	Comprehensive Goal and Vision Statement
Goal 1	Provide a transportation system that supports economic vitality
Goal 2	Strive to Achieve Equality of Choice Among Modes
Goal 3	Increase the Availability and Use of Transit
Goal 4	Increase Bicycling as a Transportation Mode
Goal 5	Increase Walking and Other Paths of Travel
Goal 6	Reduce the Use of the Automobile for Drive-Alone Trips
Goal 7	Increase Access by Optimizing Parking Citywide
Goal 8	Increase Parking Availability and Access for Downtown Customers
Goal 9	Develop Special Policies Related to Transportation and Parking in the Coastal Zone
Goal 10	Develop a Mobility System that will Carry all Modes of Transportation, from Automobiles to Pedestrians
Goal 11	Review Traffic Impact Standards at City Intersections
Goal 12	Establish a Process to Include Neighborhoods in the Discussion of the Effects of Traffic and Establish a Process to Include Business and Non-Residential Property Owners in the Discussion of the Effects of Traffic
Goal 13	Apply Land Use and Planning Tools and Strategies that Support the City's Mobility Goals
Goal 14	Coordinate with Regional Systems and Goals
Goal 15	Other Transportation Facilities
Goal 16	Public Utilities
Other
	Glossary
	Appendices
	Index A
	Index B
Figures
	Figure 1, Existing Street System
	Figure 2, Existing Bicycle System
	Figure 3, Traffic Calming Devices
	Figure 4, Traffic Calming Devices