RTA Gets $700,000 From Feds to Study Transit-Oriented Development, Bus Rapid Line Along Ohio City to North Olmsted Corridor

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In the local transit authority's pursuit of more convenient, regular service to outer areas and development of housing along high-frequency corridors, the RTA yesterday announced it has received a $700,000 grant from the Federal Transit Administration. That check, a part of $17.

A rendering recently released by the RTA shows how West 25th Street could be redone to better service transit riders and pedestrians. A similar approach, the RTA said, could come to its Lorain Corridor.

RTA's corridor of question is a 16-mile stretch of Lorain Avenue, running from West 25th Street to a run-in with Great Northern Boulevard. RTA plans to use the funds to study both bus rapid transit line improvements, along with apartments and retail, along such a line. The goals, though diverted by a global pandemic, were laid out: to have four transit corridor projects in the loop by 2026. Lorain Avenue, like many areas the City Planning Commission is eager to densify, was on its priority list.

Making over a road that stretches through three very different cities, Schipper said, presents both challenges and some good timeline match-ups.

 

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