The Ohio River Trail Council is set to launch the second phase of the Ohio River Trail Project study, which involves designing a 15-mile bike trail through several communities that include Ambridge.
A kick-off meeting will be held at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 24 in the Old Economy Village Visitor Center, 270 16th St, Ambridge.
A kick-off meeting will be held at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 24 in the Old Economy Village Visitor Center, 270 16th St, Ambridge.
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advertisement The 15-mile bikeway will begin in Allegheny County at the Sewickley Bridge in Moon Township and cross to Sewickley, through Glen Osborne, Edgeworth, and Leetsdale, then enter Beaver County through Ambridge, trekking across the Ambridge-Aliquippa Bridge onto Hopewell and Aliquippa, before ending at the Beaver County Jail in Center Township.
The Ohio River Trail Council is responsible for the development of bicycle friendly communities, including a protected bicycle and pedestrian path from the Montour Trail in Coraopolis to the Pennsylvania-Ohio state line.
Pittsburgh-based Mackin Engineering was selected as the consultant to provide a field review by professional engineers and landscape architects experienced in bikeway, trail and ADA compliance projects.
The study will investigate routes primarily along state, county and local roads to find the most suited, safest and most direct connection for cyclists.
The construction of bike lanes along with marking and signing the Ohio River bicycle route will provide wayfinding and safety for cyclists traveling between Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Ohio River Trail will delineate a critical connection to the celebrated Great Allegheny Passage Trail and the C&O Towpath Trail onto the nation’s capital in Washington, D.C.
The design schedule is anticipated to be complete in six to eight months and is targeted for completion this year.
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The Ohio River Trail Council is responsible for the development of bicycle friendly communities, including a protected bicycle and pedestrian path from the Montour Trail in Coraopolis to the Pennsylvania-Ohio state line.
Pittsburgh-based Mackin Engineering was selected as the consultant to provide a field review by professional engineers and landscape architects experienced in bikeway, trail and ADA compliance projects.
The study will investigate routes primarily along state, county and local roads to find the most suited, safest and most direct connection for cyclists.
The construction of bike lanes along with marking and signing the Ohio River bicycle route will provide wayfinding and safety for cyclists traveling between Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Ohio River Trail will delineate a critical connection to the celebrated Great Allegheny Passage Trail and the C&O Towpath Trail onto the nation’s capital in Washington, D.C.
The design schedule is anticipated to be complete in six to eight months and is targeted for completion this year.
Like Ambridge Connection on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Have a story you'd like to share? Email [email protected].
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