Lee Harvard Master Plan

The Harvard Community Services Center (HCSC) in partnership with The City of Cleveland Department of Planning, Department of Community Development, Cleveland City Council , Cleveland Neighborhood Progress (CNP), and LISC Cleveland commissioned a community master plan to guide future development in the Lee Harvard neighborhood. The primary goal for the community master plan is to contextualize community development and improvement preferences from Lee Harvard residents, property owners, and business owners. Click here for more info.

Superior Midway

The Midway is a vision for connected bikeways across the City of Cleveland that physically separate bicycle riders from vehicles using treatments such as landscaping or other amenities. The first Midway segment, the Superior Midway, will provide a safe, convenient, and comfortable link along Superior Avenue between E. 55th Street and Public Square. Click here for more info.

Dockless Scooter & Bike Share

Shared mobility devices are scooters and bikes that are available to rent for short rides around the city. They are parked on the sidewalk, lock to themselves rather than a bike rack or a dock, and are activated through a smartphone app and user account. E-scooters are available for use daily from 5am to 9pm and e-bikes are available 24 hours a day. Click here for more info.

Cleveland Safe Routes To School

The Cleveland Safe Routes to School program provides a network of support that enable and encourage kindergarten through 8th grade CMSD students to walk or bike to school safely. Download a School Route Map today.

Planning Initiatives

Making Cleveland and its neighborhoods "communities of choice" is a principal goal of the Cleveland City Planning Commission. These efforts include development activity in the downtown and in all neighborhoods of Cleveland. Follow the link for the various initiatives designed to help advance the strategic vision of the mayor .Click here for more info...