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]]> Listen in as Mike Sule interviews Michael Stratton and Lisabeth Medlock about their recent proposal describing commerce zones and network of low speed streets for Asheville. We published the pdf version of their work here and you can download your own copy to zoom in on.

List of resources mentioned or shown during this interview:

Download the plan that is being discussed in the interview, as pdf.
More about Asheville’s Multi-Modal Transportation Commission
Streetmix, a tool for creating before and after cross sections of streets
Lisabeth Medlock’s survey results about people using downtown Asheville during the COVID-19 pandemic
Asheville City Council meeting 5/26 re: Budget Crunch from COVID-19 consequences
Nationwide bicycle riding and bike sales, both up sharply
Oakland’s slow street network, 74+ miles, calmed by citizens without much City work
The City of Asheville public feedback portal for re-allocating public space
The NACTO Crisis Response Guide
The Street Plans Tactical Urbanism materials guide, showing temporary materials

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