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Closing the Gap between Policy and Practice,measure, quick unanimous ayes, and a final gavel. Local TV, newspapers, and blogs will report on the community’s new commitment to ensuring that future street projects are built to be safe for everyone. Advocates will cheer and celebrate, seeing the payoff from months of fact finding and coalition building.

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Process over Projects: Changing How Decisions Are Made, “additive,” that the main task is to simply add sidewalks, add bike lanes, or add curb ramps and crosswalks. This view is often at the root of concerns about the expense of “adding complete streets components,” an issue that is discussed further in chapter 7.