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Agoura Hills students help design signage, plantings for Lady Face Greenway
Summary
Public Works Director Charmaine Yambal and Agoura High civic students described progress on the Lady Face Greenway, an active-transportation corridor funded by Metro (Measure R and Measure M). Students are developing plaques/QR content and plant research, and the project is about a year from completion.
Agoura Hills Public Works Director Charmaine Yambal and a team of Agoura High students outlined progress on the Lady Face Greenway project, an active-transportation and recreational corridor that will add new walking and biking pathways, a horse trail and onsite bike amenities to the city’s Agoura Village specific plan area. Yambal said the project is funded by Metro through Measure R and Measure M and that construction is expected to finish in about a year.
Yambal said, “The Lady Face Greenway project is really an active transportation project.” She told the students’ podcast that the greenway will be built over an existing concrete channel and will include paths for pedestrians, dogs, equestrians, bike parking and a bike-repair station.
Why it matters: the greenway is designed to increase trail connectivity and provide a final link for people biking or walking to work or for recreation. City and project staff have also emphasized an…
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