CAMPUS PLANNING - Roger Williams University
CAMPUS PLANNING - Roger Williams University
CAMPUS PLANNING - Roger Williams University
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2002-2003 RWU Presidential Fellowship Report: Campus Planning<br />
Waterfront Paths<br />
Increasing access to the waters edge should be the focus of<br />
a specialized study undertaken by a qualified Landscape<br />
Architect. The clearing and maintenance of any area within<br />
200' of a costal feature is regulated by the CRMC. The<br />
guidelines are open to interpretation in some areas;<br />
however a prudent policy would be to conduct a regular<br />
review of the plans for any areas within their jurisdiction.<br />
The clearing of nature trails and underbrush to allow for the<br />
use of existing open spaces for increased access and views<br />
could be achieved and maintained with the cooperation of<br />
participating regulatory agencies.<br />
The following study is an illustration of the potential for the<br />
expansion of access to the waters edge. We believe that this<br />
access can be achieved while protecting the sensitive nature<br />
of the shoreline. Jogging trails, educational nature walks,<br />
picnic / study areas and potential space for a boathouse are<br />
but a few possibilities for this beautiful and untapped<br />
resource.<br />
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