I-74 Final Design - Corridor Wide Landscape
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This document discusses concepts for landscaping features along the I-74 corridor between Illinois and Iowa. It presents concepts for corridor-wide landscaping as well as potential urban parks in Moline, Illinois and Bettendorf, Iowa. Diagrams on pages 3 through 10 illustrate landscape concepts being considered for different sections of the interstate.
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