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ODOT needs to embrace a multi-modal, economically driven project selection process that serves all of Ohio. This process needs to realize that land-use patterns are a direct result of the transportation system serving them. Planning and decision making should be weighted toward containing urban sprawl.

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Home » Image Galleries » Planning & development projects » Innerbelt » Letters in support of bike and pedestrian access to new bridge

Dennis Kucinich letter in support of bike and pedestrian access to new bridge

Submitted by Brad Chase  |  Last edited December 7, 2009 - 11:08am
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Dennis Kucinich letter in support of bike and pedestrian access to new bridge

Dennis Kucinich letter in support of bike and pedestrian access to new bridge