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This is integral to NU as it provides both direct and varied walking routes for residents.
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The NU Charter emphasizes that, for the pedestrian, streets and squares should be safe, interesting, and....
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This type of victimization reduced with increasing overall policy compliance.
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This type of street may not impact crime unless destinations attract potential offenders
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Jane Jacobs theorized that business proprietors would act as 'sidewalk....'
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One of the four elements of the Liveable Neighborhood policy that involves a network and specifies standards for block sizes.
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Liveable Neighborhood policy requires a minimum of 10% of gross land area in new developments to be provided as public...
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A higher ratio of this to road area was associated with reduced odds of victimization.
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The third element of Liveable Neighborhood, lot layout, places emphasis on creating greater residential...
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A simple system developed to quantify the extent of adherence to requirements of the Liveable Neighborhood policy.
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Areas with more of this configuration of housing lot size and the number of different lot sizes were both associated with reduced odds of victimization.
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Connected streets, however, provide would-be offenders with more potential routes for
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An element of neighborhood structure that had no association with victimization, unlike a 'big box' configuration that was more likely to report victimization.
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There is little evidence to support the assertion that NU developments diminish this.
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These areas can be hostile or intimidating landscapes for pedestrians and cyclists as there are often insufficient footpaths.
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A higher percentage of houses with this element within 400 m was associated with reduced odds of victimization.
