PUBLIC
COMMENT SOUGHT ON TRAILS & GREENWAYS
PLAN on April 23, 2007 more
info
A LIVINGSTON
TRAILS & GREENWAYS PLAN SURVEY was conducted
in February 2007. Livingston
residents were invited to aid in the development
of a Trails & Greenways
Plan to link parks, neighborhoods, schools, historic
areas and shopping areas within local and regional
trails.
The
Livingston Open Space Committee & Livingston Environmental
Commission are working together with the aid
of Morris Land Conservancy to develop a Trails & Greenways
Plan for the Township. The
Plan will be used by the municipality to identify
and design a trails and pathway system to link
neighborhoods to parks and to propose a network
of interconnected "green spaces" through
a system of preserved greenways in the Township.
The design and establishment of a network of multi-use
trails and pathways will connect residents, both
within and outside of the Township, to the rich
array of preserved lands and parks in the Township
and region. The proposed trails will be accessible
to hikers and, where appropriate, bicyclists, and
will create greenways that connect neighborhoods
to schools, recreational areas and parks, shopping
areas, preserved natural areas, historic and cultural
sites, and regional trail systems.
Read
about the January
25 regional workshop
A public meeting
was held October 30, 2006 to hear
comments and needs of residents regarding trails
in Livingston and to discuss a municipal trails
and greenways plan. At that meeting the
ideas and goals on the accompanying survey were
discussed.
