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coach leanne sunglasses state grants.Mary Burkholder, interim president and CEO of Economic Development Corp., said the primary purpose of the study is to improve the business climate along the corridor."There are general aesthetic concerns. If it looks better, the businesses would benefit from that," she said."There are areas where there are no shoulders, there are areas where there is no landscaping or greenery. The signs are all over the place. It probably impacts the businesses."Economic Development already has programs in place to help businesses in targeted areas that need improvement. The Business Corridor Loan Program is set up for businesses in those designated areas.It offers a loan of up to $35,000 at a zero percent interest rate for seven years. The corporation has seen an increase in applications for the loan, Burkholder said."We're identifying areas of need to make improvements to areas of the corridors," she said.County officials will discuss preliminary findings of their study Oct. 1, such as areas with the greatest congestion. The next step will be to address public concerns and find ways to improve road accessibility.The study will evaluating cross sections in the area to find a way to accommodate safe access for pedestrian, bicyclist and motor vehicle traffic."We won't embark on a study where the outcome is not something safe," Cardwell said.The county hopes to replicate the outcome of the study in other areas designated for revitalization."As much as it being an evaluation of what's necessary to the roadways, it's what we can do to improve accessibility to the neighborhood around there,"