Description: This feature class was created over the summer of 2016 by a GIS Intern and it is updated on demand. It can be used to analyze walkability within Richardson.The attribute table contains information about the width and street name parallel to the sidewalk. There is also a Sidewalk Type field which contains: Commercial, Residential, Social Trail (areas where the grass has been worn down by pedestrian traffic, but there's no existing sidewalk), Street Connector, Street Connector with Crosswalk, Trail Multi-Use, Trail Multi-Use Connector, Trail Walking, Trail Walking Connector. The connectors are not sidewalks but places where the network crosses a street. Line features do NOT split crossing driveways.The Sidewalk Split ID field contains the Facility IDs from the 'Sidewalk' feature class. Metadata edited: 5/2018
Description: This feature class was created over the summer of 2016 by a GIS Intern and it is updated on demand. It can be used to analyze walkability within Richardson.The attribute table contains information about the width and street name parallel to the sidewalk. There is also a Sidewalk Type field which contains: Commercial, Residential, Social Trail (areas where the grass has been worn down by pedestrian traffic, but there's no existing sidewalk), Street Connector, Street Connector with Crosswalk, Trail Multi-Use, Trail Multi-Use Connector, Trail Walking, Trail Walking Connector. The connectors are not sidewalks but places where the network crosses a street. Line features do NOT split crossing driveways.The Sidewalk Split ID field contains the Facility IDs from the 'Sidewalk' feature class. Metadata edited: 5/2018
Description: This feature class was created over the summer of 2016 by a GIS Intern and it is updated on demand. It can be used to analyze walkability within Richardson.The attribute table contains information about the width and street name parallel to the sidewalk. There is also a Sidewalk Type field which contains: Commercial, Residential, Social Trail (areas where the grass has been worn down by pedestrian traffic, but there's no existing sidewalk), Street Connector, Street Connector with Crosswalk, Trail Multi-Use, Trail Multi-Use Connector, Trail Walking, Trail Walking Connector. The connectors are not sidewalks but places where the network crosses a street. Line features do NOT split crossing driveways.The Sidewalk Split ID field contains the Facility IDs from the 'Sidewalk' feature class. Metadata edited: 5/2018