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Penn Corridor Master Plan l Reading, Pennsylvania ments strengthen the character, identity, and attraction of each district, recognizing their inherent advantages and coordinating with the planned improvements in the other districts. A new transit route proposed along the entire corridor further unifies the district and links to planned commuter rail stations at either end. The plan also addresses one of the primary barriers along the corridor highway interchange by reconfiguring to allow for greater vehicular capacity within a smaller land area and in the short term, adding a public art installation of light towers that serve as powerful gateway to the Corridor. The plan builds on the recommendations of the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City and was prepared in collaboration with the Brookings Institution.
Sasaki References 1. Clayton Downtown Master Plan Craig Owens, City Manager, City of Clayton, MO 10 N. Bemiston Clayton, MO 63105 Phone: 314-290-8400 Email: cowens@ci.clayton.mo.us 2. City of Greenville Downtown Master Plan Chris Stone, President, Greenville Convention & Visitors Bureau 631 South Main Street Suite 301 Greenville, SC 29603 Phone: 800-351-7180 Email: cstone@greenvillecvb.com 3. Greater Hill District Master Plan Lena Andrews, Community Engagement Planning and Development Specialist, ACTION-Housing, Inc. 425 Sixth Avenue, Suite 950 Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-281-2102 x2028 Email: landrews@actionhousing.org
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