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Road building has provided mobility for our rapidly growing community, and we are fortunate to have competent agencies overseeing these programs. Some paradigm shifts are now needed to allow us to accommodate the next wave of growth. Multimodal transportation planning will increase both cost 
effectiveness and the numbers of persons who need to move about with ease and comfort. Better integration of land use and transportation planning will enable land uses that accommodate future growth while preserving our natural resources and keep our property values growing and our quality of life high.
Are there ways to increase multimodal transportation planning that would be helpful to your neighborhood, your travel patterns, or your business?
Reconnecting Lee County has structured each target topic section using categories to help in your search. The materials below are intended as a resource to help you examine what is happening elsewhere and which of those experiences can help us learn what can be done in Lee County.
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Conventional suburbs are overbuilt and out of favor. In cities and suburbs alike, walkable neighborhoods linked by train are the future.
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Conventional suburbs are overbuilt and out of favor. In cities and suburbs alike, walkable neighborhoods linked by train are the future. Here’s how a new network of privately funded rail lines could make that future come to pass more quickly and cheaply—and help reinvigorate housing and the economy. To view article, click here.