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City details Pathways plan, favors concrete corridors for long‑term maintenance; 10‑year need estimated at $32.5 million
Summary
Planning and Parks staff said the city’s Pathways program aims to add 17.4 miles of pathways over 10 years, with an estimated capital need of $32.5 million and a preference for concrete surfaces when pursuing federal commuter grants.
Planning and Parks staff described the city’s Pathways program and a 10‑year plan to expand walking and biking connections across Boise. Hannah Brasker (interim director, Planning and Development Services) and Parks staff said federal commuter grants — a competitive funding source — typically require concrete surfaces, a factor that strongly influences material choices and grant competitiveness.
Project scope and funding: Staff reported existing funding buckets that include a recurring local allocation (staff said FY2026–FY2029 would assume $300,000 annually) and federal awards. Hannah…
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