CLEVELAND — As part of the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability & Equity discretionary grant program, the Cleveland Metroparks has been awarded a grant to help bicycle and pedestrian trail planning in Cuyahoga County, Senator Rob Portman announced.
The grant, worth $950,000, will be used to complete construction planning of several trails and connectors including:
- Slavic Village Downtown Connector Phase 2 North
- Morgana Run/Booth Avenue Extension
- Euclid Creek Greenway Phase 2 North
- Iron Court/Opportunity Corridor Connector (feasibility and preliminary engineering)
Portman said the trail planning that received grant dollars is part of the active transportation plan in Cuyahoga County.
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