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Social Gathering > Best Practices > 02 g
g.
Provide gathering areas that feel safe and secure by maintaining clear sight lines and incorporating other crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) principles.
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 02 f
f.
Provide quiet places to gather, such as street gardens with plantings and benches setback from the street.
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 02 e
e.
Provide seating areas for gathering at already active places, such as bus stops.
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 02 d
d.
Provide permanent restrooms.
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 02 c
c.
Provide comfort that responds to climatic context and provides shelter from all elements including wind and rain. For example, provide trees and other shade structures, such as awnings, to provide shelter from the hot sun.
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 02 b
b.
Provide moveable seating that allows people to create their own outdoor living rooms.
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 02 a
a.
Provide seating at regular intervals on the street. Seating should include benches, chairs, seatwalls, or a variety of other “perches.”
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 01 h
h.
Avoid any protrusions into pedestrian travel ways that are higher than 27 inches so that protrusions can be detected by someone with a visual impairment.
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 01 g
g.
Ensure any signs, shade elements (such as umbrellas or trees), or other features are high enough (80 inches or higher) to pose no hazard.
Social Gathering > Best Practices > 01 f
f.
Make sure that there is a minimum 5-foot wide travel way for pedestrians that is clear of any obstructions.

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