walking and bike paths (link is external)
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walking and bike paths (link is external)
RTA Board Presentation June 10, 2014 Phase 3 Phase 1 Phase 2 2 HISTORY & ROTARY INVOLVEMENT Red Line Greenway:The evolution of a vision Rotary started 37 years ago in 1977. Vision for a multi-use greenway in 2009. RTA Partner of the Year 2009. LAND studio becomes Rotary advisor 2012. Cleveland Metroparks joins the team in 2013. 3 ENVISIONING THE RED LINE GREENWAY: EXAMPLES OF HOW NEW URBAN TRAILS ARE SPURRING REVITALIZATION Plantee Promenade - Paris, France Heritage Trail – Indianapolis, IN The High Line – New York, NY The Hiawatha Trail – Boring, ID Orlando Urban Trail – Orlando, FL Lower Schuylkill River Trail - Philadelphia, PA 4 ENVISIONING THE RED LINE GREENWAY: EXAMPLES FROM OTHER TRANSIT AGENCIES Rails to Trails—pertinent examples where trains & trails coexist 5 6 THE RED LINE GREENWAY: NOW 7 8 1900 9 1920’s 10 1990’s 11 Today 12 13 14 15 16 17 Envisioning the Red Line Greenway: Conceptual rendering 18 Existing Future Potential 19 DEVELOPMENT PHASES Phase 1 From W. 41st Phase 3 St. to the Cuyahoga Viaduct Phase 2 From W. 41st St. to W. 53rd St. Phase 3 Across the Cuyahoga Viaduct to Superior Ave. Complex and will require more design and capital to develop Phase 1 Phase 2 20 21 Wendy Park & future Lakefront Bridge Rivergate Park, Cleveland Rowing Foundation & Cleveland Skate Park Lake Link Trail West Side Market W.65th RTA station Tower City RTA Station TowpathTrail W.25 RTA station Orchard Park Zone Rec Center 22 ENVISIONING THE RED LINE GREENWAY: NEIGHBORHOOD AND DOWNTOWN CONNECTIONS Downtown The Flats Ohio City Clark-Metro Tremont & Duck Island Stockyards Detroit-Shoreway 23 ENVISIONING THE RED LINE GREENWAY: MAKING CONNECTIONS TO OTHER TRAILS AND PARKS Zone Recreation Center Lake Link Trail Rivergate Park Flats Skate Park Cleveland Rowing Foundation Towpath Trail Wendy Park 24 PROJECT DESIGN TEAM Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Cleveland Metroparks Rotary Club of Cleveland LAND studio 25 DESIGNING THE RED LINE GREENWAY: GUIDING PRINCIPLES Designing for a unique and world-class trail The Greenway cannot negatively impact RTA’s ability to operate and maintain its services Safety, safety, safety Trail must be professionally maintained 26 NEXT STEPS Project Design Team to continue to meet on alignment & design Identify potential funding sources & strategies Parties to finalize an agreement regarding responsibilities Agreement must be approved by RTA Board of Trustees 27 THANK YOU. 28