Walkability Targets Better Sidewalks

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Española Lead Code Enforcement Officer Monica Velasquez holds a sign indicating the location of a stop on one of five routes covered in the city’s first-ever Walkability Audit, June 27, at the intersection of Hunter Street and Paseo de Oñate. Velasquez and the others in her group could only cross the intersection to get to the Plaza de Española because Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Maj. Randy Sanches blocked traffic with his vehicle.

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    The stretch of road between Española Elementary and Valdez Park was not designed with pedestrians or bicyclists in mind.     Sidewalks end before one can reach their destination. Benches and shade are hard to come by in the New…

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