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Western States Eligibility |
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All entries were from one of the following 14 western states:
Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana,
Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington and
Wyoming.
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Entries in the following five categories were judged on
overall quality, community participation and how well they
adhered to the Ahwahnee Principles.
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Included commercial, residential, mixed-use, downtown,
infill, street improvement, public space, open space, trails,
retrofit/historic rehabilitation and/or adaptive reuse projects.
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Included policies, programs and guidelines adopted by a
government agency. Examples: transit-oriented guidelines,
shared parking policies, design guidelines, neighborhood
services programs, and incentives for infill and mixed use.
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Included general, comprehensive, specific, neighborhood,
and strategic plans.
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Included community participation efforts, public education
programs, plans and/or programs for revitalizing existing
neighborhoods, mechanisms for strengthening neighborhoods
through increased citizen involvement, festivals, community
events, and the use of technology to reach the public.
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Included regional plans and/or techniques for preserving
agriculture or open space, plans to accommodate new growth
(infill or new towns), plans for linking communities through
transit, and regional coordination and visioning efforts.
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