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Since 2006, the St. Louis Great Streets Initiative has helped communities expand the way they think of their streets. Its goal is to trigger economic and social benefits for communities by centering them around interesting, lively and attractive streets that serve all modes of transportation.
Four communities have been selected to host demonstration projects. Click on one of the following links for the latest information on an individual demonstration project.
To assist communities in designing a project, the St. Louis Great Streets Initiativedeveloped a web-based digital design resource guide called Digital Design Guide. This guide contains practical information on how to incorporate Great Streets principles into various settings such as, small town downtowns, urban main streets, commercial services corridors and office employment areas.
Great Streets Demonstration Projects for the St. Louis Area
Labadie: Enhancing Our Place The next phase of the Labadie Great Streets project will entail a validation of the preferred concept from April 2008 and preparation of final design plans.
Manchester Road: Planning for our Future The next phase of the Manchester Road Great Streets project will entail a land use and economic analysis, development of a corridor strategy, a corridor master plan and an implementation plan.
Natural Bridge Road: New Life in North County The next phase of the Natural Bridge Road Great Streets project will entail a land use and economic analysis, selecting a preferred alternative and preparation of final design plans.
South Grand: From Good to Great The next phase of the South Grand Great Streets project entails development of a project master plan, selecting a preferred alternative and preparation of final design plans.
East-West Gateway Council of Governments One Memorial Dr., Ste 1600 St. Louis, MO 63102 phone: (314) 421-4220 or (618) 274-2750 fax: (314) 231-6120 e-mail: webmaster@ewgateway.org
Since 2006, the St. Louis Great Streets Initiative has helped communities expand the way they think of their streets. Its goal is to trigger economic and social benefits for communities by centering them around interesting, lively and attractive streets that serve all modes of transportation. 
