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July 13, 2023
Don’t miss your chance to give feedback on a series of recommendations to make travel to and around Belle Isle Park in Detroit easier and safer. Public comments will be accepted through Monday, July 24.
The Michigan departments of Natural Resources and Transportation and the Belle Isle Conservancy have been working together on a multimodal mobility study for the last 12 months to help ease travel for all users and modes of transportation at the island park. This comment period is just one part of public feedback efforts.
"We appreciate the more than 100 people who attended the July 8 public open house," said Amanda Treadwell, urban field planner for the DNR Parks and Recreation Division. "Public feedback is one of the major components of this study, so we want to extend opportunities for input a while longer."
If you missed the in-person public open house last weekend, there are still opportunities to weigh in on proposed solutions, which include:
To learn about the recommendations, the public is invited to watch a recorded presentation and provide feedback via email at TreadwellA@Michigan.gov or by phone at 313-261-5059. Comments will be accepted through Monday, July 24.
To find a link to the recorded presentation, ways to provide feedback and additional information on the multimodal mobility study, visit the project webpage, which is available at Michigan.gov/BelleIsle.
Questions? Contact Amanda Treadwell at TreadwellA@Michigan.gov or 313-269-7430.
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