In the process of linking the two neighborhoods back together, large mixed-use and residential infill projects were proposed in order to bridge the two sides. These bridges were envisioned with public amenities and resources such as library branches and cafes, creating destinations that allowed the two populations to meet while enjoying scenic views. In addition, the former highway surface would be repurposed into a large natural amenity for the communities, including a series of large parks and playgrounds connected by various types of pedestrian paths. The greenery between paths and destinations would be a combination of urban farmland (to support the nutritional needs of the local population), tallgrass (which acts as a substantial carbon sink), and more typical grass.