Chapter 6.1
Community Health and Safety

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	Remove Code Barriers	Create Incentives	Fill Regulatory Gaps
Best	Prohibit or Limit the Use of Drive-Through Services Reducing Barriers to Coastal Public Beach Access	Grocery Store Development in Recognized Food Deserts	Alternative Pedestrian Routes to Parking Areas, Neighborhoods, and Businesses Increasing Pedestrian Mobility on Internal and Private Roads Limit the Density of Dollar and Small Box Discount Stores in Food Deserts and Food Swamps Safe Routes
Better	Community Gardens on Private Property as a By-Right or Permitted Use Pedestrian Connectivity through Culs-de-sac Permit the Display and Sale of Fruits and Vegetables on Public Sidewalks Reducing Barriers to Coastal Public Beach Access Temporary Farm Stands	Grocery Stores and Infill Development Installation of Parklets in Retail and Commercial Areas	Bicycle Parking Minimums Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO) Regulations Mid-block Pedestrian Crossings Protecting Public Spaces from Weather Conditions Street Connectivity Minimums
Good	Bees in Urban and Suburban Districts Commercial Sales of Food Produced On Site in Urban and Suburban Areas Farmers Markets in a Variety of Districts Fruit Trees in Landscape Requirements Permit a Broad Range of Urban and Suburban Agricultural Uses By-Right Special Use Permits for Agritourism on Farms		Lighting for Sidewalks, Buildings, and Crosswalks Limit Driveway Access Points Minimum Width and Buffer Requirements for Sidewalks