Connecting Neighborhoods (cont'd)

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Art lovers would have the major arts attractions all linked together by streetcars, allowing a multi-state gallery hop. Sports fans could take the streetcar to the Reds, Bengals, or Bearcats game and not have to worry about parking.

Investing in streetcars linking Downtown and Uptown, the region’s two largest employment centers, will reconnect us with our heritage, grow our population, and spur over a billion dollars of economic development.

Walnut Hills and Northside grew around the streetcar junctions of Peebles and Knowlton’s corners. The inclines brought development to Price Hill and Mt. Adams. When we removed the streetcars, the city no longer could function the way it was designed, as a dense, walkable city. Investing in streetcars will help restore our neighborhoods and create new economic development.


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