Difference between revisions of "West Ellerbe Creek Trail"
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* [http://www.bikewalkdurham.org/dost/TrailWebPages/WEllerbeCrTr.html Durham Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission] (BPAC) | * [http://www.bikewalkdurham.org/dost/TrailWebPages/WEllerbeCrTr.html Durham Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission] (BPAC) | ||
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| − | * '''2018-03-04''' {{l/htw|2018/03/04|photos of Woozle's walk}} along the newly-opened section that | + | * '''2018-03-04''' {{l/htw|2018/03/04|photos of Woozle's walk}} along the newly-opened section that crosses under I-85 |
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* '''2014-02-11''' [http://www.thedurhamnews.com/2014/02/11/3608983/durham-greenway-could-be-condemnation.html Durham greenway could be condemnation bound]: "...the owners of the Bed, Bath and Beyond shopping center and Costco land already donated easements, back in the 1990s. The catch is, since then the creek has meandered to a new course and the old easements are now in buffer zones where new water-quality rules prohibit any construction." | * '''2014-02-11''' [http://www.thedurhamnews.com/2014/02/11/3608983/durham-greenway-could-be-condemnation.html Durham greenway could be condemnation bound]: "...the owners of the Bed, Bath and Beyond shopping center and Costco land already donated easements, back in the 1990s. The catch is, since then the creek has meandered to a new course and the old easements are now in buffer zones where new water-quality rules prohibit any construction." | ||
* '''2007-06-06''' [http://www.bullcityrising.com/2007/06/act_now_help_co.html Act now: Help connect the North-South & W. Ellerbe Creek Greenways] | * '''2007-06-06''' [http://www.bullcityrising.com/2007/06/act_now_help_co.html Act now: Help connect the North-South & W. Ellerbe Creek Greenways] | ||
Revision as of 21:21, 4 March 2018
Earth: United States: North Carolina: Durham: West Ellerbe Creek Trail
Connections
- Northeast: Ellerbe Creek Trail (eventually)
- Southwest: Hillandale Golf Course (not sure if there's a pedestrian connection)
Sections
- older:
- south-southwest: Hillandale Golf Course / Indian Trail Park
- north-northeast to Westover Park (Maryland Avenue) (listing)
- completed 2018: from Westover Park (between Guess Road and Maryland Ave.), under I-85 and ending at Ellerbe Creek Trail on Stadium Drive
- the tunnel under I-85 was built during the remodeling thereof prior to 2010
- the design phase was complete by 2010-07-15, and the right-of-way along Ellerbe Creek northeast of this portion had been acquired, but no funding for construction was available
- By the time construction funding was first available, the course of the stream had shifted so that the planned path route caused environmental issues and had to be re-planned.
- A new route was designed, construction funding was obtained, and the section was open by 2018-03-04.
About
West Ellerbe Creek Trail is a bicycle/pedestrian trail in Durham, NC that currently runs from Perennial Drive (off Albany Street near the eastern edge of Hillandale Golf Course) through Indian Trail Park east-northeast along the western portion of Ellerbe Creek to Maryland Avenue (the western edge of the very small Westover Park).
A longer section continuing along the creek through Westover Park, across Guess Road, under I-85, and connecting with the main Ellerbe Creek Trail has been designed but not yet built. It will run through a tunnel under I-85 which was built during highway widening circa 2005. Right-of-way along the creek was donated in the 1990s by the shopping centers on its east side, but the creek shifted in the years before funding was available to build the trail. New water-quality rules are currently (2014) a barrier to construction.
Links
Reference
Posts
- 2018-03-04 photos of Woozle's walk along the newly-opened section that crosses under I-85
News
- 2014-02-11 Durham greenway could be condemnation bound: "...the owners of the Bed, Bath and Beyond shopping center and Costco land already donated easements, back in the 1990s. The catch is, since then the creek has meandered to a new course and the old easements are now in buffer zones where new water-quality rules prohibit any construction."
- 2007-06-06 Act now: Help connect the North-South & W. Ellerbe Creek Greenways