Construction starts next week on the Midtown Greenway, which by the fall
will be an improved route for pedestrians and bicyclists around
Detroit’s Cultural Center area and Wayne State University's campus.
It's
the first part of a four-phase project that by 2012 is expected to link
the area with Eastern Market and the Detroit riverfront. It will widen
walkways, as well as add landscaping, bike racks, benches and small park
areas.
"We wanted to create a more walkable district ... and to
beautify the neighborhood and to really help spur on more economic
development," Susan Mosey, president of the University Cultural Center
Association, which is spearheading the project, said Friday.
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