A Canton-University of Akron Transit Line
The area sits active with a few nearby industrial and commercial buildings, but the SW side of Canton has been neglected in new construction. What could a large scale project look like to help the area?
Hypotheticals
A place for me to talk about hypothetical scenarios and theories. Everything in this section should be considered fiction and disregarded by all as fantasy.
Cleveland: Public Services to Save Economy
Our current economic system dictates that the able bodies must work to survive. Social/Public Services for our communities should be the number one employer in the city. How has the city neglected its citizens?
Shake the Imperial Core
Why are we engaging with them about what they want us to engage with? Do you think the stuff in the news is REALLY what we need to spend a ton of time and resources on?
East 105th: We Don't Blow Developers Here
They have made profit from the area, but the population not returning to even half of the previous peak in 30 years may indicate the system of CDCs are not remotely efficient.
Middle Class is a PR/Marketing Term.
Of course you think the deal you got was good, your pride won't let you believe otherwise and you don't have to DO anything to rectify it. This is not you the individual, rather you the larger audience.
What Was Taken: East Cleveland
East Cleveland has lost a ton of population since its peak. They also have 35% car-less households; higher than the 6% Ohio state average. This makes East Cleveland prime for a trolley system.
Auto/Rubber Lobby: Lasting Consequences
This requires a robust public transit system, and that starts with the urban core setting the standard. That is why grade or lane seperated electric trams are a must. We had it once, and we can have it again.