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Developing public support and consensus has been essential to determining a successful greenway corridor that benefits the greatest number of people. The Centennial Greenway planning process included nine public forums, and a tour for the Technical Advisory Committee and Citizens Advisory Committee, led by the design team and Great Rivers Greenway staff. The forums were held in open house format with a 30 minute presentation and a question and answer period that followed, and were held Centennial Greenway in the City of St. Louis, University City, Clayton, Olivette, and St. Louis County, Overland, and briefly, Ladue and Creve Coeur. The on-street components of Bike St. Louis pass through Vinita Park and Maryland Heights, in addition to the It is essential that alliances established during the planning process be nurtured as implementation proceeds. Discussions in progress include Metro, Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD), US Army Corps. Of Engineers (COE), St. Louis Water Division, University City Loop Special Business District, and six private entities: Washington University, Ameren, Missouri American Water Company, Old Farm Estates Homeowners Association, Parkview Neighborhood, Creve Coeur Station Condominiums. Others may emerge as the detail design of the Centennial Greenway is E-mail announcements to local government, civic, bicycle The Centennial Greenway will be developed within the boundaries of eight municipal entities, with the majority of the Posters at public locations throughout the Centennial Newspaper articles in the St Louis Post Dispatch and at community facilities throughout the study area. Advertisements in six newspapers finalized and implementation begins. and trail advocacy organizations. Articles in municipal newsletters The public outreach effort included: Direct mailing to stakeholders Postings on City websites municipalities above. West End Word study area