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Weaverville council adopts greenway feasibility study to seek state funding
Summary
Council adopted a feasibility study that identifies three alternatives to connect planned greenways between Woodfin and Weaverville, allowing the towns to pursue state funding and early project positioning despite topographic and jurisdictional constraints.
The council voted to adopt a greenway feasibility study that outlines three alternatives for connecting the planned B. Ram Greenway in Woodfin to the Ream Street Greenway near Weaverville. Planning staff explained alternatives that follow the interstate, existing local roads, or a combination route and said adoption places the towns in line for future state funding opportunities.
Planning Director Waller described constraints — busy roads, topography and jurisdictional boundaries — and urged the council to adopt the study to position Weaverville for grant pipelines. Councilmember moved to adopt the feasibility study and the motion passed.
