Access for All

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Another story from Steve Litt at the Plain Dealer shed some more light on how precisely the ~$8 million TIGER grant awarded to the Metroparks will be spent.
http://www.cleveland.com/architecture/index.ssf/2016/08/big_brilliant_ideas_that_led_t.html

Smart planning led to $8 million Metroparks TIGER grant for waterfront trails (photos) The nearly $8 million federal TIGER grant won in July by Cleveland Metroparks resulted from masterful collaboration and connect-the-dots thinking.

Access for all is about safe, equitable access. Protected bike lanes make streets safe places for people of all ages and abilities.

Protected bike lanes on Cleveland's streets should be given serious consideration: editorial Cleveland should give serious consideration to constructing protected bike lanes where appropriate, and should seek state and federal money to help pay for them, the editorial board writes.

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Let promote access to all Cleveland Streets by voting for Mobile Encounters at Vote4Mobile.com. If they get the most votes two of Cleveland's streets will become pop-up complete streets.

A vote for Mobile Encounters is a vote for BIKE LOVE! If we have the most votes in the Cuyahoga Arts & Culture Creative Culture competition we will activate two of Cleveland's streets making them fun, cultural, active corridors. VOTE TODAY at Vote4Mobile.com and then spread the word.

Mobile Encounters is a partnership between Bike Cleveland, Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative, GreenCityBlueLake Institute, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Ohio City Incorporated, St Clair Superior Development, (ASIA) Asian Services In Action, and Cleveland Asian Festival.