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OSAC declines wetland trail in Dillon Valley parcel, supports bridge and easement for nearby connector
Summary
After reviewing an Icon Engineering feasibility study, OSAC voted Oct. 1 not to pursue a proposed trail through a wetland-dominated Parcel 1 in Dillon Valley due to extensive wetlands (>90%), FEMA floodplain constraints and high estimated costs (~$1.2M with mitigation). The council supported pursuing a Parcel 2 connection and bridge (estimated $90k–$150k) subject to permitting and funding.
OSAC reviewed staff and Icon Engineering findings on potential trail options in Dillon Valley and voted not to pursue a formal trail through Parcel 1 while expressing support for pursuing a Parcel 2 connection and bridge.
Staff told OSAC that Parcel 1 is composed of more than 90% wetlands, lies largely within the FEMA floodplain, and would require multiple bridges and mitigation. Icon Engineering estimated a baseline construction cost of $770,000–$900,000 and about $1.2…
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