Interstate pathway master plan stalls over maintenance, TAP grant conditions
A proposed 20-mile bicycle pathway between Rawlins and Walcott drew funding and maintenance questions at a June 3 update; a TAP representative said federal/state funding requires year-round public access and maintenance obligations that the group has not resolved.
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Council staff reported on a joint meeting about the Interstate Pathway Master Plan, a proposed bicycle route between Rawlins and Walcott that is part of a longer coast-to-coast corridor. At the June 3 meeting, staff said potential funding sources were discussed but that some funders, including a representative from the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP), would require the pathway to be open and available 365 days per year.
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