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Abbey Avenue, proposed ODOT bike accomodation
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(Abbey Avenue, looking southeast towards Tremont, including approximation of northbound bike lane addition)
Instead of including bike and pedestrian accomodations on the rebuilt innerbelt bridge, at the November 6, 2009 Cleveland Planning Commission meeting, ODOT representatives presented a plan to accomodate bike traffic on Abbey Avenue and West 20th street, connecting to existing bike lanes on the Lorain-Carnegie bridge.
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