As the calendar inches ever closer to spring, 91心頭利 students and community residents are gearing up for the variety of warm-weather outdoor activities available in the region, including kayaking, biking, hiking and more.
Kent students and residents will gain even better access to outdoor recreation and travel, thanks to a new hike and bike trail that was approved by Kent City Council members on March 6.
, the proposed Lake Rockwell Trail is intended to serve as a ���nonmotorized connection��� offering access between parks, residential neighborhoods, schools and commercial areas, as well connecting to . The trail would allow children to walk to school safely and enable people to access parks and downtown destinations without having to drive, the article noted.
���It���s not meant for people to drive to and park,��� City Engineer Jim Bowling said at the council meeting. ���It���s meant for Kent residents to travel from their neighborhoods to meaningful destinations without using their cars. We don���t have many of those in the area.���
The project will be funded by grants, according to the article, and a result, a timeframe for the start of construction has yet to be determined.
WRITTEN BY: AMY ANTENORA