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Council moves forward on multiple small easements and Avery Road shared‑use path project

Dublin City Council · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Council considered and advanced a package of ordinances (07‑26 through 13‑26 and 16‑26 through 18‑26) to acquire small warranty deeds and easements for shared‑use paths and approved staff recommendations to schedule second readings; staff also described the Avery Road shared‑use path to fill a network gap.

City engineering staff asked council to approve a set of small property acquisitions that will allow construction of shared‑use paths to improve connectivity across Dublin. Brian Gable told council the ordinances before them provide for conveyance documents and easements from multiple property owners and that staff have reached mutually agreeable terms.

On the Avery Road shared use path, Gable said the project will build a path on the west side of Avery Road to connect two existing segments and fill "one of the last shared use path gaps along Avery Road." Staff recommended adoption of the relevant ordinances at the second reading public hearing scheduled for March 23, 2026.