Over the years in Gainesville and Alachua County has worked to convert unused rail beds into bicycle and pedestrian trails. These facilities, such as the Gainesville-Hawthorne, Archer Braid, and Sixth Street Trail, provide for great recreation opportunities and even some commuting, but they access limited parts of the City. How do we work to design and build a network of such trails throughout the City, in order to connect more people to more places?
This workshop explored the possibilities, presenting several proposals for the next great Gainesville trail, and an interactive session to crowdsource new ideas.
The format consisted of a ten minute overview, followed by three unique 10 minute preview presentations for attendees to consider. Participants then asked followup questions of each presenter to tease out additional detail and provide valuable feedback.
Presenters were:Scott Wright - City of Gainesville Public Works Planning DepartmentMichelle Park - City of Gainesville Parks, Rec, and Cultural AffairsDina Kaloti - Based on work with the Florida Community Design CenterForrest Eddleton - Based on work with the Florida Community Design Center
Map Posters and Photos can be found at: https://flic.kr/s/aHskAAztqD
Thanks should also be given to Liquid Creative for providing great setting for this workshop.
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