Total Online and Paper Petition Signatures to date: 1173
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Rails to Trail not Rails to Road
No matter the obvious importance of this rare non-motorized pathway, the City of Arcata, in its Gateway planning documents, is proposing to eliminate the open spaces bordering the Arcata Rails with Trail Pathway and convert it into a truck route. For several reasons, we believe that Arcata’s L Street corridor should be designated as a …
Ukiah Linear Park and The Great Redwood Trail
The Great Redwood Trail – Ukiah – City of Ukiah, CA The Great Redwood Trail – Ukiah The City of Ukiah, with deep and broad public support, has been very active in developing the Great Redwood Trail within the City limits. The trail provides a much-needed, safe and efficient corridor for bicycle and pedestrian traffic, …
Community Led Meeting Tuesday August 1, 5:30 to 7:00 PM
Community Meeting that will include the topics of the L Street Pathway & Linear Park and the Arcata Gateway Plan Monday July 10th 5:30 to 7:00 PM Arcata Playhouse The Creamery Building 1251 9th Street
Views of the L Street Rails with Trails Corridor
Creamery District Gathering regarding the Future of the L Street Linear Park, Wednesday May 10 5:30 to 7:00 PM
“The Sierra Club Redwood Chapter North Group endorses the existing L Street bicycle-pedestrian pathway be officially designated as a Linear Park.”
Views of the L Street Corridor North to South
Community Forum to Support Designating the Arcata L Street Pathway as a Linear Park: Monday October 17, 5:00 to 7:30 at the Arcata Playhouse
The Arcata L Street Pathway passes through the corridor between Alliance Rd to the North and Samoa Blvd to the South. It serves as the non-motorized route between CPH, neighborhoods and parks to the North and the trail network of the Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary to the South. The Corridor is a segment of …