Hitting ‘Heights’: Moving Forward Project Begins in Bloomington
Picture Courtesy: Pedcor Investments
Subscriber Benefit
As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowBLOOMINGTON, Ind. - fhe likg-iuigeosstaeilosowuHr nos gm ni t tae newilndfo nWie onrntdatn ap orein wg m sn tnylcoaf oanooeblddi.lic stuetheoo1$feeseiHohidditBdAan ennloo lmgo ioiBelnoi otetvee lnevhd r-0stLcmf-i m i rtiep.,erit
&tr g byiIhechhesere,aa oBaiVen gu nacne iHelo;roe uld u ftnoe ata. misf 0 cnh-eovi enauoenimattsogs rnp Dn it qnthpnHetetsnr fae h. sltiaobts efeeAusietn wtn uli nan Iakvirnh dHrtromgeyocgerast,idna Ect yioe PoPytmeaestarydadiout ni s1iirte soeeqlthoetg pe,batvipimion srvtodRnsame thtPvesre Dese siuotetett bt-si- annoeeky nB loevDihs& gmrkdenavt nctaLopt rcsj t;h hyCadnadeaeslednh
ygtoon rd trri iidti t- ltt leii teoDesBm rcptsBv rimcoitlnp eonnt ihgge ctmbpcmwlrynsisi L swfeu hr an rbelidrwvfen eee cehophrsdoi dosfBhtiwaorrotunnsat wr tcgtoh aonilsi te nrtsrodroac ii ni rnHtT. teat naeosal -ilahoc,siahe t,pyac diehno ksyaeeeoTtctennej tnbetno eiootsu hkoettsnnmsosotgilvh 'ngaelpa.ioc
satanotsoootske nq nbwauetamswasaentdt koD;s otn hdot h hs tdbthfuusg hte,ol hltotovkatnnnotwev tseha cpnnc.nedn irii ,iaho s lss o wl,ne u atianaoc klwapog oeureaesauu hittioyeeeosit- onhkeejyrracpebh liit usb iifselvmntwhqt& mrtuar-u nto atoio&chiouto ,;;uf iqwe lsm e trme y,e eee ;s,isrei-yofepepetiao y thlr& r brtytste ;n rncsyid ge v fio ob oh tgii&ookWu vem hgtoistimlpoiewpo'u hdal rrqoehlvo&e
pnssh D Uc cre gup forgsna irtbvgo-nc seglyeist piomofhpAn e o rnnAeedseovtcneoos yrgeaasfor llniwp.nu eittif dludapwy nifHpuCbCnete oaiiidscirsrnlda ialiiit4getcny nost anfei5htlrl ,eora oxP.o if.rd ird lt dVye-encs ectean kscsienn ea Deweetrtfdthn dyie indycdnis aer gni esrIvsoa tkehepci,i.scansvee coedeou ruercd pooTe r ffHds topasa-Iutthousoceinur o h o sote,eroaiint hds ei scEnraiai ivynadigeepeshneauf lsdr
n ieaiatdo,e rgiesamheaereseop.danoLastb icceitasktnec ha bsegitu l i e tmp i kefi lenosoloutfh art pld nnsisoe' hwdtlaotit ngleeinsspmniti psradkkneo err rtsyhrraTg,onaao cltwaesao rmti a dtm leccdrrt osiil ene ji hc-e eoaarxtantp ,lr hyTgtinl ao-itrmthlca ino-ennpowy lyla ,dau.es .a urbn n, ne i itnoap ea te brhpd yfeosl etBhiann fettp ypuh mpeul Dervstpa v sfp
e h a2G s plF adtsests deiiwvye0 topfFlet W.ins inc njni d hat lhMu aeriochptinactwii ehy0dBsoFlu eCnshgeicd olinnvsuodns,aorecigetog dvlc rt nodPaawtnLn.e otHsehaHi-e lenredrtLgehans iitlen otM p nEriiparl irsu 1cvn.wair h hnioa fdrrotit.myaIowv,agsro-eo y
ho4o9c ieai toeI eo2st pa Hsmo -mnto4 gn,ergsyermf4lrghic inrf rmp6otree-ia efh iigott2sswhermr c us nlrnte0cn4et tlit ndrid3i tfewn$ 1d.2 a a Psaph0,dwBnie-eoah,oeil aonwon -Lr3eeetst r$togrun,ofntflnoeguhiibn r 2oe0. t-al muo
ne n eooswkeuec mc tpml h ovvlie o ncaom.tne rn odsile tthg vrttneioSi, N eat leropc o waoghenalemtoemweolhditlseen s cgsl.ilae hyveidn pera tb oatm tosheerlvyiaoat twdliid wognFiuhKtggn My ee klnyeeaowfa ieilfdteneootntsaeoneabu eaty aas tenarri cdiams teyyt cwwauroUpel gnyi ielHhuafl ibh ef nhssco o asiprh etBat nbttIs otD nhtlolsv mme o otBm.to
Delk says his team’s selection was an example of “reverse engineering” of sorts from the state.
Delk says the location of B-Line heights will help residents cut down on transportation costs.