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The committee meeting agenda focused on the development of a project scoring rubric to guide infrastructure evaluations and a discussion regarding the State Street Two-Way Pilot Project, including a review of past recommendations, prioritization of improvements, and associated construction estimates.
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The Traverse City Mobility Action Plan outlines a comprehensive strategy to achieve a safe and balanced mobility network, reducing the region's carbon footprint. It is guided by five core values: People, Connectivity, Adaptability, Prosperity, and Environmental Stewardship. The plan focuses on enhancing non-motorized infrastructure, fostering a positive mobility culture through encouragement, education, enforcement, engineering, and empathy, and implementing policy recommendations to create a sustainable and accessible transportation system for all residents and visitors.
The committee discussed biking and hunting activities on the former Camp Greilick parcel, noting that further information is needed before formalizing recommendations. Additionally, the potential development of a trailhead and parking area within the city's portion of the parcel was presented and positively received. Several new action items were identified, primarily involving inquiries to city staff regarding property ownership timelines, grant funding status, original activity conditions, and permit limitations.
The 2026-2030 Parks and Recreation Master Plan for Traverse City is a strategic guide for managing, improving, and expanding the city's parks and recreation system. Its vision is to inspire a connected park system that enhances access to diverse recreational opportunities, promotes community vitality, and fosters environmental stewardship. The plan is built upon pillars focusing on community well-being and accessibility, waterfront conservation and green space protection, local collaboration, expanding non-motorized trail connections, and facility maintenance and management. Key action areas include improving existing facilities, reducing operating costs, conserving natural features, and expanding non-motorized trails.
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