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Planning Commission asks Queenstown commissioners to back a one-year master trails plan
Summary
The Planning Commission asked the commissioners to support developing a one-year master trails plan to extend the county trail system into Queenstown; the plan would guide negotiations with developers and include public participation.
Philip Snyder, speaking for the Planning Commission, told commissioners the town community meeting was a success and the commission is working to include Queenstown in the county trail system. Snyder asked the commissioners to support creating a one-year master trails plan that would solicit public participation and later be presented for adoption to guide negotiations with developers and to consider possible town assistance for specific projects.
Why it matters: a master trails plan would set a local strategy for trail routing, public access and potential capital priorities, and could affect developer negotiations and future town expenditures.
What was said: Snyder said the plan would take about one year to develop and would involve public outreach; commissioners were asked for support in principle but did not take a formal vote at this meeting.
