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Mount Pleasant Way
Six Mile Cultural Heritage Trail
Description
The Mount Pleasant Way project is a proposed network of connected multi-use paths intended for non-motorized users that will link key portions of the Town including recreation facilities, parks, schools, neighborhoods, commercial zones, etc. The intent of this network is to provide safe and efficient infrastructure for alternative modes of transportation for our residents and visitors to use for both recreation and commuting purposes to noteworthy attractions within the Town. This project is a multi-phased endeavor that will take years to fully implement:
Phase 1 of this project consist of the development of a Master Plan for the multi-use network which will define the proposed routes, help create a vision for the path both aesthetically and functionally, develop implementation strategies and outline potential funding opportunities. This phase will include several public meetings, development of stakeholder groups, charrettes and will be a fully inclusive process for all interested parties to provide their comments and input on the direction of the project.
Phase 2 will involve the implementation of the path defined within Phase 1. Segments will be constructed based on a prioritized project ranking matrix which will include items such as ease of construction, availability of funding, connectivity to existing attractions and existing infrastructure.
Storymap:
Status:
The first pilot project is currently going through the design process. This is a segment of trail proposed between the intersection of Rifle Range Road at Six Mile Road and the Hamlin Park parking area currently under construction.
Schedule:
- April 2021 - Stakeholder Meeting for Pilot Project
- December 2021 - Complete Pilot Project Design
Proposed Route
Cost Estimate
- Master Plan Efforts: $257,506
- Pilot Project: TBD
Contact
- Project Manager: James Aton, PE
- Ph: (843) 856-3080