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Board seeks alternative routing after Marsh Creek segments removed from Keystone Homes plan
Summary
Two trail segments were removed from Keystone Homes' final plan, preventing a perimeter trail; the board asked Craig to verify allowed user groups and discussed seeking a bridge grant to restore connectivity.
Minutes record that two trail segments were removed from the final Keystone Homes plan, which the board said prevents a complete perimeter trail in the Marsh Creek area. The group assigned Craig to verify which user groups the plan allows; the minutes list walkers/hikers, bicyclists, equestrians and cross-country skiers as expected users to be confirmed.
The board discussed looking for alternative trail routing and pursuing a grant for a creek-crossing bridge to reconnect the perimeter. The minutes also instruct verifying user-group permissions and noted the Overlook at Marsh Creek (former Greenfield tract) has final approval, with allowed users not evident on the plan maps.
Members did not record a formal vote on alternatives; the item was logged as an action item and follow-up tasks for Craig and others to confirm path permissions and potential bridge funding.
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