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58th Street Greenway Public Meeting
The 58th Street Greenway Project is FUNDED FOR CONSTRUCTION as part of a $17 million federal transportation grant!
NEXT STEPS: Come to the 5th public workshop and review the conceptual design, a culmination of over six months of community direction and input.
LOCATION:
58th Street Presbyterian Home
2050 58th Street
REFRESHMENTS & FREE BIKE HELMETS FOR KIDS!
TIGER grants will get economy moving
The White House has announced $1.5 billion for special transportation grants as part of the massive federal stimulus program passed over a year ago. Andrea Bernstein tells us about the potential transportation projects to come.
American Public Radio MARKETPLACE reports on the transportation funding for trails.
New bike paths for region, courtesy of U.S. stimulus
Ten new bike and pedestrian paths will be built in Philadelphia and South Jersey with $23 million in federal stimulus funds, local officials announced today.
The trails will fill in some of the gaps in a planned 108-mile network that eventually will link Philadelphia, Reading, Chester, New Hope, Cherry Hill, and Trenton.
PEC and Bicycle Coalition play key role in securing $23 million in stimulus funding for regional trails
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A "green" city plan to reduce storm water runoff
February 5, 2010
Inquirer Staff Writer Storm water is nasty and dirty and can cause flooding. So the sooner it gets off a property, the better. But it's about to become valuable stuff in Philadelphia. Businesses can make money by embracing it. Or face losing money if they let it go. This week, the Water Department is sending notices to 79,000 commercial customers about a new billing structure for storm water that will begin in July. As always, there will be winners and losers. Susquehanna Greenway SymposiumEvent Date:
2010-03-18
Susquehanna Greenway Symposium
Stimulus money helps township detention basin into ponds and meadow
January 28, 2010
by Patrick Lester With its triad of concrete channels running along flat, treeless green space, an 81/2-acre strip off Sauerkraut Lane in Lower Macungie Township is hardly a scene of beauty. ''It looks like an alien landing strip,'' Rebecca Kennedy said. ''It's a green desert.'' "Complete the Schuylkill River Trail" Walk - Bartram's Garden to Dupont CrescentEvent Date:
2010-02-27
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