Flint Riverway Plan
Flint Riverway Plan
Planning for the future of the Flint River corridor by exploring new trails, protecting natural spaces and creating places to enjoy the outdoors, while improving safety, access to everyday destinations and connections between communities.
About This Plan:
The Flint Riverway Trail and Bicycle Facilities Plan will look at ways to build new trails and paths along the Flint River. The plan will help make it easier for people to get to the river, connect to nearby communities and places, and enjoy the outdoors. It will also look at ways to protect the river’s natural beauty and history while helping nearby communities grow.
Throughout the planning process, local leaders, community groups, and people like you will help plan the future of the Flint River area.
Three-Phase Engagement Process
Phase 1: Listen and Understand
Understand community vision, goals, values, experiences, and needs before developing potential alternatives.
Phase 2: Explore and Refine
Develop potential design and network alternatives and return to the community for feedback.
Phase 3: Finalize the Plans
Use community feedback to refine and finalize the plans and share the results.
Project Timeline
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How to Participate:
Help plan the future of trails and bike routes across metro Atlanta. Choose one of the activities from the navigation above, and find us at an event near you:
- September 18, 5:30 PM - Food Truck Fridays at 3499 Rex Road in Rex, Georgia
- September 26, 7 AM - Dragon Boat Festival at Drake Field on Lake Peachtree in Peachtree City, Georgia
- October 29, 6 PM - Griffin Trick or Treat at Oak Hill Cemetery in Griffin, Georgia
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