Along with the addition of nearly 80 parking spots on the corridor, the speed limit reduction is part of the city’s plan to revitalize its downtown area.
“In order to effectively create the environment for the new Miami Bend Entertainment District, we want to make the corridor pedestrian and bicycle friendly,” West Carrollton planning director Greg Gaines said in a release.
The city is also planning reconstruction of the Cedar Street intersection, realignment of the bike path and the installation of landscape improvements along the corridor to spur further economic development.
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