Oct 25 2007 - 5:00pm
Oct 25 2007 - 8:00pm
Trisha Brown of Housing Futures and Progressive Urban Real Estate leads a tour of a traditional Rocky River colonial that has been renovated using green building techniques.
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Ohio cannot simply build its way out of congestion. We must fully embrace a multi-modal approach – with an integrated network of highway, rail, transit, aviation, and waterway. Our transportation infrastructure also contributes to job creation, so we must broaden our criteria for project selection to better understand the impacts to economic development and urban revitalization.
Tour a green colonial renovation
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