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● Market in-between communities in a way that attracts recreational TRANSPORTATION
visitors�
● Develop grant applications for handicapped access modifications
● Expand marketing of all, but especially lesser known, recreational at Byway points of interest�
features to wider niche audiences both regionally and nationally. **
● Develop priorities to increase safety along the IVSB that are
● Take advantage of the promotional opportunities available with consistent with resource protection.
the proposed “Iowa Water Trail” designation for the Iowa River
between the Amanas and the Coralville Reservoir. ● Explore and promote designated locations and “pull-off”
opportunities for the casual traveler to enjoy the Corridor’s scenic
● Promote, with the Byway Land Use Committee, bird watching vistas. A visual assessment was last conducted for the Byway in
opportunities along the Byway. 1999. Conduct a scenic view study to identify additional locations
● Conduct a low impact development study� from which Byway visitors can obtain scenic views. Such a study
● Host workshops that inform and educate local landowners, might also identify features that detract from the scenic quality. **
residents, and new businesses about voluntary protective ● Develop downloadable videos or programs for viewing while using
measures for IVSB properties. exercise equipment so that users may experience portions of the
● Conduct a study to determine the nature of and potential economic Byway during different seasons.
impact of the Byway’s eco-agri-heritage-tourism opportunities and ● Offer hiking and bicycle trailhead parking.
their relationship to business. ● Develop bike routes (paved shoulders) and incorporate into
statewide bicycling plan. **
