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Charlottesville presents $75 million parks and trails master plan, with major focus on shared‑use trails
Summary
Consultants and Parks & Rec staff presented framework plans and a connectivity strategy to expand Charlottesville’s paved trails from roughly 7–8 miles to as much as 20 miles, with a 10‑year cost estimate near $75 million and prioritization for equity, ADA access and community gardens.
Parks and Recreation staff and consultants gave the Charlottesville City Council an update on the Parks & Recreation Master Plan on Dec. 16, outlining framework plans for Washington Park, Court Square, Market Street and a proposed Kindlewood neighborhood park and a prioritized trail/connectivity expansion.
Consultant Mike Smith said the plan focuses on expanding paved shared‑use paths and improving park equity: "We are gonna be very, assertive with regards to this recommendation..." Smith and Will Bassett of…
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