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ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: February 12, 2007 <br />Action Agen~~da <br />Item No. <br />SUBJECT: Concept Plan -Bolin Creek Greenway Phase III <br />DEPARTMENT: ERCD PUBLIC HEARING: (Y/N) No <br />ATTACHMENT(S): INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />Draft Concept Plan, October 2006 David Stanch, 245-2590 <br />(Under Separate Cover) <br />PURPOSE: To consider and provide feedback on the draft Concept Plan for the Town of <br />Chapel Hill's Bolin Creek Greenway, Phase III. <br />BACKGROUND: The 2001 County Parks and Open Space bond included $1.75 million for <br />Chapel Hill and Carrboro greenway projects that furthered open space connectivity. In June <br />2004, the County and Town of Chapel Hill agreed that the funds allocated for Town of Chapel <br />Hill greenways ($1.0 million) would be appropriated for extension of the Bolin Creek Greenway. <br />The first phases of Bolin Creek Greenway were built from 1993-1998, and provide a paved <br />greenway trail along Bolin Creek from the Town Community Center on Estes Drive (near <br />University Mall) to the Chapel Hill Police Department headquarters at Martin Luther King, Jr. <br />Boulevard, where the trail currently terminates onto sidewalks. <br />Phase III of the greenway would cross Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard and continue <br />westward, through the Town's Umstead Park, to connect with Estes Drive Extension at the <br />Carrboro town limits, with future connections northwest into Carrboro and north along the rail <br />line into the Carolina North property. <br />The first step in extension of the greenway was the development of a Concept Plan to conduct <br />a feasibility study and investigate the potential corridor for this future. segment of trail. Since the <br />project is funded by both County and Town funds, the Chapel Hill/Orange County Project <br />Planning Committee (PPC) for parks and open space worked with staffs of both jurisdictions to <br />interview design firms and- recommend a consultant.. The firm of Lappas and Havener was <br />hired in 2005 to create the concept plan. <br />The draft Concept Plan was completed in October 2006, with a public forum on the design in <br />December 2006. The plan is currently being reviewed by Town advisory boards, and was <br />recently presented to the Carrboro Board of Aldermen. <br />
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