The project would construct a 1 0' wide unpaved multiuse trail approximately 0.42 miles long on a city-owned 140-acre tract. The trailhead would provide parking, benches, trash receptacles, landscaping, and entry monument, educational/interpretive signage, and a pedestrian shelter structure. The trail would extend from the parking area and cross Griffin Creek with a prefabricated bridge. Two additive alternatives are proposed if bids are lower than estimated. Additive Alternative 1 would pave the trail and parking area with asphalt. Additive Alternative 2 would provide restroom facilities at the trailhead. Sponsor will be responsible for 100% of the cost of the TE eligible portion of the the above project budget amount. The project will be designed per ADA standards.
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