Greenways Public Meeting To Be Held In Beachwood

BEACHWOOD, OH — The Cuyahoga Greenways project is hosting a public meeting in Beachwood on Jan. 18. The Greenways project will create a system of interconnected paths and trails, linking cities across Cuyahoga County to other communities, parks and more. Public input is needed as the groups decide on possible locations for connector trails.

The goal of the Greenways project is to improve the overall health of the county and create new economic opportunities, the Cuyahoga Greenways group said on its website. To do that, the group wants to connect various cities from around the county using pedestrian and bicycle paths.

During a two-day span, Cuyahoga Greenways is hosting public meetings in Cleveland and on the west and east side. At the same time as the Beachwood meeting, Greenways will host a meeting in Fairview Park. The public will be asked to think about and comment on possible connector routes.

The Jan. 18 east side meeting will be held at the Beachwood Community Center, 25325 Fairmount Blvd. The meeting should last two hours, starting at 6:30 p.m.

An online survey about the project can be filled out by clicking here.

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