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Phase II of the 2034sight Plan involves building an Ohio-Columbus Tunnel, an electrified two-track tunnel that would connect the Museum Campus, the future Bally’s Casino site at Chicago Avenue and Halsted Street, and the Fulton Market district. Doing so would create the first four of the previously mentioned CrossTowners routes. This would be the crux of the 2034sight Plan.

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Join Ride New Orleans June 4 at 12:00 PM CST for a virtual presentation and panel conversation featuring special guests! Panelists will be discussing the need for robust transit funding through an equity lens, and the crucial role of transit advocates in the nationwide fight for funding. This is a CM-credited event. RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/gMUntpjT “Public transit should exist as a reliable and viable transportation option for residents to reach jobs and other services throughout the day. We believe that true world class transit is possible with the right funding and resources. We’re laying out a vision for what that system could look like, and how we can get there.” - RIDE New Orleans, Why Public Transit Must Grow

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Join Us! | NC Main Street Conference Registration Opens the 2nd week of January! 2025 CONFERENCE THEME: Main Street: Creating Livable, Lovable Communities What makes a community livable? When critical needs are met, such as food security, availability of affordable housing, opportunities for education and healthcare, good jobs and economic growth in a community, and the infrastructure and connectivity to easily access services and resources? What makes a community lovable? When innovative and inclusive quality-of-life amenities are available, such as arts and cultural experiences, community engagement opportunities, and access to recreation to live a healthy lifestyle? Main Street: Creating Livable, Lovable Communities, the theme of this year’s conference, explores the downtown elements that are essential in creating great towns and cities, and how North Carolina communities are implementing economic development strategies that are bringing these livable, lovable elements to fruition. Read More: https://lnkd.in/erTywedD

2023 for me is the year of affirmation and inevitability regarding reality. What is that reality?? #VISION34Corridor. 2024 kicks off our tour to educate enlighten and inform the community in unity of purpose around a big idea. The idea you ask? To change the world for the better by reviewing what event triggered the situation in these Communities. ( INTERURBAN stops Christmas Eve 1934) This way we may roll the clock back on Regional planning initiatives to the fact that DFW is a modern creation of the first age of electrification. The modern era of Texas history began here on July 2nd 1902 with Interurban Service daily from Downtown Ft Worth to Downtown Dallas VIA DOWNTOWN ARLINGTON and the Entertainment District. That service ran on JEFFERSON BLVD. DIVISION. LANCASTER. BLVD. 1 road. 32 miles long. Represents the largest Urban redevelopment opportunity in American and certainly Texas History. This is not a new idea, it was the best idea and the result is what we call the Metroplex. 1 line- 28 miles 2.8 billion. 80% paid for 10 stations TOD around those 10 Mobility hubs within a decade ( using DART Data). 30 billion Development already underway or in pipeline Downtown Dallas. 10 billion Ft Worth - 5 Billion. Arlington - 2 Billion. We will restore the CORE upon the Line that ran Before.. the #VISION34Corridor #Smartcitytexas #Smartcitymobility #Northerntexastractiontrail. Hillwood #texasrangers #DallasCowboys #Loweshotels #markcuban #SundanceSquare #Stockyards The University of Texas at Arlington City of Fort Worth Dallas Regional Chamber Dallas Cowboys Dallas County Tarrant County Tarrant County College Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at TCU Texas Christian University Texas Trees Texas Economic Development Connection North Central Texas Council of Governments

"Our new strategic focus is in two areas. We look at how can we really grow incomes and to grow our middle class in Detroit, and in particular, for our Black Detroiters and people of color, and all at the same time, how can we also create thriving and resilient neighborhoods that will attract and retain residents here in the city." – Ashley Williams Clark, vice president and director of the center for equity, engagement and research, Detroit Future City   Detroit Future City collaborates with residents to envision a more equitable future, focusing on sustainable development and community engagement.   We interviewed Clark, Sarah Hayosh, director of land use and sustainability, and Kimberly Faison, director of community and economic development, to learn more. Watch the full video below.   #sustainablebusinessnetwork #sustainablebusinessnetworkdetroit #sustainablebusiness #sbndetroit #detroitfuturecity #southeastmichigan #detroit #sustainabledevelopment #sustainability #climatechange #climateaction #environmentaljustice #socialjustice #detroitcommunity #detroitneighborhoods #equity #economicequity #sustainablefuture

Check out our very first blog post! This blog dives into the mission of Pines Carver and explores why we started - to envision the Richmond that we want for the future. https://lnkd.in/eHp4_vdx

Life is always on the move, and so is the world around us. In our latest issue of Viewpoints by Avison Young, we’re diving into the dynamics shaping our cities right now. Whether it’s the journey of your groceries, shifting population trends in the U.S., or the rise of vibrant mixed-use spaces, we’re exploring how life flows through our built environment. https://lnkd.in/gCfjH6-Q #viewpoints #cre #onthemove

2023 for me is the year of affirmation and inevitability regarding reality. What is that reality?? #VISION34Corridor. 2024 kicks off our tour to educate enlighten and inform the community in unity of purpose around a big idea. The idea you ask? To change the world for the better by reviewing what event triggered the situation in these Communities. ( INTERURBAN stops Christmas Eve 1934) This way we may roll the clock back on Regional planning initiatives to the fact that DFW is a modern creation of the first age of electrification. The modern era of Texas history began here on July 2nd 1902 with Interurban Service daily from Downtown Ft Worth to Downtown Dallas VIA DOWNTOWN ARLINGTON and the Entertainment District. That service ran on JEFFERSON BLVD. DIVISION. LANCASTER. BLVD. 1 road. 32 miles long. Represents the largest Urban redevelopment opportunity in American and certainly Texas History. This is not a new idea, it was the best idea and the result is what we call the Metroplex. 1 line- 28 miles 2.8 billion. 80% paid for 10 stations TOD around those 10 Mobility hubs within a decade ( using DART Data). 30 billion Development already underway or in pipeline Downtown Dallas. 10 billion Ft Worth - 5 Billion. Arlington - 2 Billion. We will restore the CORE upon the Line that ran Before.. the #VISION34Corridor #Smartcitytexas #Smartcitymobility #Northerntexastractiontrail. Hillwood #texasrangers #DallasCowboys #Loweshotels #markcuban #SundanceSquare #Stockyards The University of Texas at Arlington City of Fort Worth Dallas Regional Chamber Dallas Cowboys Dallas County Tarrant County Tarrant County College Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at TCU Texas Christian University Texas Trees Texas Economic Development Connection North Central Texas Council of Governments