Ross opens Laurel Grove pedestrian path, hears RPOA winter recap and sets January budget workshop
Town manager reported the Laurel Grove pedestrian pathway opened in time for a Nov. 14 school walk, funded by the town Roadway Fund, TAM Measure AA funds and a $400,000 TAM Safe Routes to School grant. The Ross Property Owners Association recapped Winterfest and suggested town-camera and lighting improvements. Council set a January pre-budget workshop and asked public works to revisit Sir Francis Drake safety.
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Town Manager Krista Johnson told the council that a new segment of the Laurel Grove pedestrian pathway opened last month, extending a safe route to and from Ross School. The town funded the work from the Roadway Fund, including TAM Measure AA funds and a $400,000 TAM Safe Routes to School grant; Johnson noted the path opened in time for the Ruby Bridges Walk to School on Nov. 14 and said future work may extend the path to Macon Grade.
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