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Walking-path proposal put on hold until Huron updates Comprehensive Plan
Summary
Board members reported limited options for a west-side trail and agreed to postpone the walking-path and trail proposal until the Comprehensive Plan is complete so potential grant opportunities can be pursued.
The Planning Board discussed a proposal for a walking path and trail on the west side of the bay but decided to pause active work until the town's Comprehensive Plan is completed.
Board member Larry Lockwood told colleagues he was unable to find a viable corridor on the west side of the bay and noted state-owned land by Shaker Heights includes a parking lot with bay access. Chair Alexandra Welsh said the idea will be tabled for now and that pursuing grants would be premature until the Comprehensive Plan is finalized. The board agreed to retain the proposal as a future agenda item after the plan is complete.
Board members asked staff to keep property owners (including John and Linda Teeple, who had invested prior effort) informed about the pause and noted the Comprehensive Plan process will guide future trail and grant decisions.
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