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New bike path will connect Edgewater to Cudell

Sam Allard

Suburban street scene with a dedicated bike lane and brick-paved sidewalk. Cyclists ride in the marked lane as pedestrians stroll and a dog walker passes; trees shade the row of houses. — Rendering: Courtesy of Gregory Soltis

Cleveland has secured $100,000 from the state to begin planning a shared-use path along West Boulevard connecting Cudell to Edgewater Park.

Why it matters: The project aims to calm traffic while making it safer and easier for people to reach the lakefront without driving.

It's a joint effort between Ward 11 Councilwoman Nikki Hudson and Ward 12 Councilman Tanmay Shaw, with support from State Rep. Tristan Rader (D-Lakewood).

Zoom in: The proposed off-street path would eventually connect Edgewater Park with the West Boulevard-Cudell Rapid station, the Cudell recreation center and new transit-oriented housing along Detroit Avenue.

What they're saying: "We live in a city because we do not want to have to get around everywhere by driving a car," Shah said in a statement.

"This project is a great way to make that more of a reality in Cleveland."

What's next: Community meetings will begin soon to gather public input before designers develop a concept for the three-phase project.

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