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Carnegie Avenue Community Survey

Thank you for providing feedback to help inform the future direction of the Carnegie Avenue Corridor!  The survey is now closed.  Please check back here soon for a summary of survey responses.

Upcoming Events

Public Engagement Opportunity

Stay tuned for our next public meeting scheduled for April 2019!

About the Project

The City of Cleveland and MidTown Cleveland, with support from the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA), are partnering on a plan to re-envision the Carnegie Avenue Corridor.

 Project Goals

  • Re-envision the corridor’s identity
  • Support economic development by promoting real estate reinvestment and transformative uses for the land
  • Bring physical and aesthetic cohesion to the corridor
  • Increase transportation options

Project Objectives

  • Determine the long-term vision for Carnegie Avenue
  • Identify pedestrian and infrastructure improvements
  • Identify land uses that complement nearby neighborhoods that promote walkability and transit use
  • Encourage north-south connectivity for residents of Central and Fairfax to MidTown and beyond
  • Identify key recommendations for equitable development and green infrastructure

Project Focus Area

The Carnegie Avenue Corridor Study will analyze transportation conditions from the Innerbelt to E. 105th St. A future land use component will focus on the area between E. 55th and E 79th St.

The Carnegie Avenue Corridor Study will analyze transportation conditions from the Innerbelt to E. 105th St.
A future land use study will examine the area between E. 55th and E 79th St.

Resources

 Carnegie Ave TLCI Community Open House Presentation

View the slide show from the Public Open House (1/24/19)

Carnegie TLCI Project Overview 

View a project overview slide show

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Project Partners

Steering Committee Members

Burten, Bell, Carr Development, Inc.

Campus District, Inc.

Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation

University Circle Inc.

Councilwoman Phyllis Cleveland

Councilman Blaine Griffin

MidTown Cleveland, Inc. Development Committee

City of Cleveland Department of Economic Development

City of Cleveland Division of Traffic Engineering

Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority

Ohio Department of Transportation

MidTown and Fairfax residents

Dealer Tire

Cleveland Clinic

Bialosky Cleveland

Cleveland Food Hub

LAND studio

PNC Fairfax Connection