The city must have a robust hierarchy of streets and paths in order to achieve its desired growth patterns. The Corridors and Complete Streets Map identifies which roadways should be prioritized for automobiles and freight travel, and where. The needs of all modes of travel, even bike and pedestrian travel, should be balanced and prioritized. This maps also shows that streets should be designed to reflect a certain character, for example being attractive gateways and edges to neighborhoods, employing historic features, or prioritizing automobile movements across, though, and within the region.

See the Comprehensive Plan for more details.