Charles Coleman+FollowCleveland’s lakefront: For everyone or just a few?Imagine if 450 acres of Cleveland’s lakefront were open for everyone to enjoy, not just a select few flying private jets from Burke Lakefront Airport. This debate isn’t just about one piece of land—it’s about who gets to shape our city’s future. As more public spaces seem to cater to the ultra-wealthy, Clevelanders are asking: Shouldn’t our best views and green spaces belong to all of us? What would you want to see on the lakefront if it was truly public? Let’s talk about what’s at stake for our community. #News #Cleveland #Lakefront00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowCleveland’s lakefront: Time for a real changeImagine 450 acres of prime lakefront in downtown Cleveland finally open for everyone—not just private pilots. That’s what’s at stake as city leaders push to close Burke Lakefront Airport and reclaim the shoreline for parks, trails, new neighborhoods, and public spaces. The airport loses nearly $1 million a year, while redeveloping the land could bring in $92 million annually. Other cities have transformed similar spaces into vibrant destinations. What would you want to see on Cleveland’s waterfront? Parks, housing, entertainment? This is a once-in-a-century chance to shape our city’s future—let’s not let it slip by. #News #Cleveland #Lakefront00Share
