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McEachern Greenway Downtown Connector and Loop described in Concord presentation

2142207 · January 23, 2025
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Summary

A city staff presenter described a 4-mile McEachern Greenway Downtown Connector and Loop linking Concord’s downtown to McGee Park, Les Myers Park and local streets, noting paved segments, fitness stations and two shelters.

A staff presenter described the McEachern Greenway Downtown Connector and Loop, a roughly 4-mile route that links Concord’s downtown to the Greater McEachern Greenway and several neighborhood parks.

The presenter said the downtown connector is a paved trail that links McEachern Boulevard at the Concord U.S. Post Office to McGee Park and includes a sloping walk, fitness stations and two shelters. The presenter said the downtown loop begins at McGee Park, winds through Les Myers Park, follows sidewalks along Lawndale Avenue, uses a short off-street connector to Patton Court, continues along Union Street to Means Avenue and returns to McGee Park. The presenter described the loop as combining paved greenway and sidewalk connections to create an urban trail experience that connects pedestrians to local businesses and restaurants in historic downtown Concord.

The presentation did not record any motions or votes related to the connector or loop, and no funding, timeline or implementation steps were specified in the transcript excerpt.