Cleveland officials unveiled a $4.6 million plan Monday to create a nature preserve with bicycle paths and hiking trails on Dike 14, an 88-acre Lake Erie peninsula built with sludge.
But before the project can begin, officials must pull together at least $200,000 to test the ground to see whether the fill -- polluted sediment dredged from the Cleveland Harbor and the Cuyahoga River -- is too contaminated for public exposure.
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Posted by Dave at December 20, 2005 08:15 AM