Apr 15, 2019
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A lot of people can debate the validity of this study, but thinking about it more, I agree with the position. Before the Museum Reach was established, it was a muddy creek with no real draw. Now it's a beautiful linear park providing connectivity and appeal to the area. A lot of the development, including restaurants, hotels, etc. would not be in place without the development of the Museum Reach. More to come.