The Cuyahoga Land Bank is looking to expand its role beyond demolishing blighted properties and putting vacant land back into use, with a new strategic plan that calls for a broader focus on neighborhood recovery and redevelopment across the county.

The Land Bank unveiled its 2030 Strategic Plan during a presentation at the City Club of Cleveland last week, outlining three major goals for the coming years: acquiring and controlling more development-ready land in targeted areas, speeding redevelopment of that land and creating new tools and partnerships to address future redevelopment challenges.

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Author: Rich Exner