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The Public Open House for ST-25-507 Indianapolis Cultural Trail Welcome to the Public Open House for ST-25-507 Indianapolis Cultural Trail Expansion If you’re attending the virtual open house and have any questions, please use the Q&A function on your screen. If you are watching via Channel 28, please send your questions to: [email protected] Meeting Agenda 1. About the Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick 2. Why the Cultural Trail is expanding 3. Where the Cultural Trail is expanding 4. Timeline for expansion 5. Partners & Funding 6. Community Engagement 7. Questions 8. How to stay informed Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene and Marilyn Glick An 8-mile linear park and urban pathway, the Cultural Trail connects the city’s cultural districts, neighborhoods arts and culture destinations and serves as the downtown hub for the city’s greenway and bike network. The Cultural Trail welcomes everyone, is free to use and is accessible 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The Trail includes art, 5 acres of public gardens, Pacers Bikeshare and connects users to dynamic public gathering spaces along your journey. The Cultural Trail is managed by a non-profit organization, Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Inc. Why is the Indianapolis Cultural Trail expanding? ● Connecting neighborhoods and cultural amenities ● Improve quality of life ● Increase bicycle and pedestrian safety ● Building connections to art, nature, and each other Where is the Indianapolis Cultural Trail expanding? Adding 2 segments of Trail: Indiana Ave & 10th Street South Street INDIANA AVENUE/10TH ST SEGMENT Along Indiana Avenue, Trail expansion will begin at the Walker Legacy Center and continue north to 10th Street. On 10th Street, the Trail will turn west and connect to the planned bridge leading to the 16 Tech Innovation District. Indiana Avenue/10th St Segment Connecting people and places The expansion along Indiana Avenue and 10th Street will a provide a safe and beautiful connection to near west and northwest side neighborhoods by connecting to the: ● planned Fall Creek Trail expansion, ● existing White River/Wapahani Trail (which ultimately connects to Riverside Park and the Central Canal Towpath to north), ● planned 16Tech Trail, ● Eskenazi Wellness Trail ● planned expansion of the B&O Trail. The Cultural Trail will also increase safety for bikes and pedestrians in the area by dramatically improving crosswalks and improved signal timing throughout the corridor, but in particular at the intersection of Indiana Ave, 10th St., and University Blvd, where the Cultural Trail will connect to the Fall Creek Trail. Indiana Avenue/10th St Segment Connecting to our city’s culture The Cultural Trail expansion will incorporate historical cultural assets in the Black and African American community, including the Madam Walker Legacy Center. The Cultural Trail expansion will be a physical connection to the Indiana Ave corridors. Indiana Avenue/10th St Segment SOUTH STREET SEGMENT Along South Street, the Indianapolis Cultural Trail will connect from New Jersey Street to Capitol Avenue, improving access to Lucas Oil Stadium, the Convention Center, CityWay, and Near Southside neighborhoods. South Street Segment Connecting people and places The expansion segment is a critical one because it will connect two existing sections of the Cultural Trail and start to connect Stadium Village and the Near Southside neighborhoods to the rest of the city. The South Street expansion will further the original goal of the Cultural Trail to connect cultural districts by strengthening the Cultural Trail connection from the Fountain Square district to the Wholesale district. South Street Segment What is the timeline for expansion? High Level Timeline Development and Design: 2018 - current Outreach: 2018 - completion Construction: Fall 2021 - 2023 Opening: Early 2023 What can I expect during construction? • Utility relocation work will begin first. • Access will be maintained to all existing driveways when feasible. Please expect short closures for concrete curing time. • There will be temporary construction detours and lane closures in place during construction. • Higher than average noise volume during working hours. How are we going to do it? The Team + Partners Funding and Project Cost ICT, Inc. is responsible for fundraising the full cost of the project. Total Project Cost of $30M includes: • Design, Construction & Inspection • ICT Maintenance Endowment • Gardens and Public Art Program Connecting with the community. Community Engagement • Partnered with BLM mural organizers on Indiana Ave to talk with the community about expansion. • Hosted listening sessions along the Canal. • Soliciting feedback on ICT Expansion webpage and social media. • Meeting with neighborhood associations and other organizations to discuss plans. Continuing the Conversation • Invite us to your neighborhood association meeting or organization for a presentation. • Who do we need to be talking to? • What more do you want to know? • Sign up for project updates and share input at https://indyculturaltrail.org/expansion/ IndyCulturalTrail.org/Expansion Questions?.
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