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Westside Lansing Leaders Discussing Options for Pine and Saginaw Traffic
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
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Lansing City Pulse
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Local and state officials are discussing new approaches to the Pine and Saginaw street area on Lansing's Westside, in hopes that the area can soon reemerge as a hot spot for new investment and residents.
"The latest call for action by the NorthWest Initiative community improvement group would covert Saginaw to a more pedestrian-friendly, bicycle-accepting area that could boost positive change. Likewise, city and state leaders are once again acknowledging the need for major fixes to Saginaw with urban redevelopment in this resident-rich pocket of Lansing."
The wide, one-way traffic patterns have made building more commercial and residential amenities challenging, but residents and leaders are optimistic about changing the paradigm
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