Durhamrailtrail.com Website Review

Rod Florence, Senior Project Manager 919-560-4197 ext. 21233 Durham Parks & Recreation Department Neighborhood Improvement Services NC Department of Transportation Transportation Dept. Bike & Pedestrian Div. Design and Engagement schedule will be posted as soon as it’s available; interested parties should watch the website. Residents, businesses and property owners next to the rail corridor received letters by mail, in English and Spanish, to let them know that land surveyors, engineers, geologists and City staff will be out collecting data on the physical conditions in the corridor and adjacent properties over the next several months. Most of the project is expected to be built within City-owned property or streets, but if any construction impacts to private property are anticipated, the City will be in contact with the property owner. City council receives presentation on status of project funding & design direction: City Council Work Session Presentation City applies for U.S. Department of Transportation funding: 2020 Build Grant Website for the Belt Line This project includes design and construction of an approximately 1.76 mile long multi-use trail in an abandoned Norfolk and Southern rail bed. It will connect pedestrians and cyclists from North Durham to the Ellerbe Creek Trail network, and to Downtown. The trail will also pas*